Commuting on campus is changing rapidly with the growing use of e-bikes, e-scooters and other micromobility devices. 15 mph speed limit throughout the restricted campus core and on all off-street bike paths.
Drop, cover and hold on when UC Davis tests its WarnMe emergency communications system as a participant in the Great California ShakeOut Thursday, Oct. 16. The optional drill highlights “drop, cover and hold on.” The messages will encourage recipients to practice the drill to drop, cover, and hold on for a few seconds. There will be no follow-up message.
UC Davis Emergency Management was recently named the recipient of the UC Excellence Award, the highest recognition across the University of California system, for his work in emergency management. Campus Emergency Manager, Benton Best, along with Mission Continuity Planner, Patrick Seward, were recognized for setting UC Davis apart as a leader in preparedness and resilience.
There are several different types of ventilation controls available in laboratories, each offering specific protections when used properly. These include chemical fume hoods, biosafety cabinets, and laminar flow hoods.
Read more about how each unit functions, what protection they offer, and what happens to the contaminated air.
UC Davis is strengthening employee well-being by bringing together the ASAP, WorkLife, Recognition, and the Staff and Faculty Health and Well-being (SFHWB) programs under one coordinated umbrella: Benefits and Employee Support.
The last day of service will be Tuesday, September 2, 2025, and ticket sales will end shortly before that date. Any unused tickets or vouchers will not be valid after the service concludes.
Wellness to me is looking at what our goals are in life and tinkering along the path so that we may achieve these goals in good comprehensive health: body and mind and community. Wellness is personal, but social, and can be utilized or affected at home or work or events.
UC Davis’ Safe Driver Awareness Training is now offered in Spanish, expanding access to essential safety education and reinforcing Safety Services’ commitment to inclusivity and campus-wide safety.
