UC Regents have approved a $55 million component of the Big Shift, funding the installation of thermal energy storage and heat-recovery technology to cut fossil fuel use and lower utility costs.
Clare invites FOA employees to explore the new Employee Job Shadow Program, a practical way to learn from colleagues, see how roles connect and own your professional growth.
This year’s FOA Excellence Awards highlight staff who helped FOA work more efficiently by improving systems, building practical skills and strengthening collaboration — making everyday work easier across the organization.
UC Davis has committed $20 million to campus security improvements — and made progress with updated outdoor lights, cameras, call boxes and building security — some of which were highlighted at the 16th annual Campus Safety Lighting Walk.
Clare shares reflections from a bike trip through Cambodia and Vietnam and what it reinforced about perspective, resilience and how we show up for one another at FOA.
Cesilio “Cess” Mercado was appointed deputy fire chief of the UC Davis Fire Department effective Jan. 5, a position he has held in an acting and interim capacity since November.
Facilities Management and the UC Davis Police Department are hosting the annual Campus Safety Lighting Walk on Jan. 21, an Aggie tradition now in its 16th year.
As we close out another year of meaningful work, I want to express my gratitude for all that you contribute to UC Davis. Sometimes our work seems behind-the-scenes, but the impact of FOA’s efforts are felt across the university, in ways big and small, every single day ...
The Arboretum and Public Garden wrapped up its final Weed Out Stress event of the fall, but the momentum is just getting started. The pilot season brought new energy to campus landscapes and gave dozens of volunteers a chance to unwind, dig in, and connect with nature.
Jessica Lewis, a UC Davis alumna and employee of nearly twenty years, is stepping into a new leadership role as director of Budget Operations within BIA.
The University of California, Davis, is the “greenest” campus in North America and the seventh most sustainable campus in the world, according to the 2025 UI GreenMetric World University Rankings.
Newly appointed UC Davis fire chief Nate Hartinger ’00 identified his career path by the time he graduated with dual degrees in communication and sociology. He’s since worked with the campus fire department for 25 years and counting.
