Alumni News

UC Davis was always my first choice for college. I grew up in Bloomington, Indiana, a college town surrounded by agriculture and UC Davis is a similar community.

ASUCD’s first African-American female president Mariah Watson ’16’s first shining moment as a leader came in the 8th grade.

Sheryl Schecter ’75 prides herself on her ability to remain determined despite challenges.

Former ASUCD President Carly Sandstrom ’14, who now lives a mileand- a-half from the White House, might have some advice for her neighbor about terming out and making the most out of the post-presidency life.

Erin Braddock Glanville ’93 was ASUCD president during a tumultuous time at UC Davis.

Caliph Assagai ’06 has the room’s full, undivided attention. Every UC Davis student is sitting straight, ramrod straight.

For the McCapes family, bearing the title of “Aggies” is an honor, a privilege and a legacy.

For a man who has achieved a lot in life, it may be surprising that Bob Black ’73, J.D. ’76 doesn’t think success is just about winning.

Five years before the U.S. Supreme Court would rule in Brown vs. the Board of Education that separate was not equal when it came to educating African Americans, Horace Hampton ’50 was elected president of the Associated Students at UC Davis.