Tim Keller believes his invention will kill the cork for good.

In a past column, I wrote about the importance of questions. One such question that was highlighted was a quote taken from a story that I once heard.

Today “Predation, Competition and Vector Potential of Invasive Mosquitoes” Phil Lounibos 122 Briggs, 12:10 to 1 p.m. Sponsored by entomology department

The Breast Imaging Center at the UC Davis Medical Center in Sacramento was recently named a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology.

The clock has struck midnight and the Cinderella story has come to an end.

Climate fears may have long term effects A new federal report says that the rise of carbon dioxide from humans is affecting the climate and vegetation across the United States and will disturb water supplies, agriculture, forestry and ecosystems for decades.

The Sacramento City Council approved a project that would relocate the city’s Greyhound terminal outside of downtown Sacramento.

The little cousins are over, spending the night. They are middle schoolers, giggly and rambunctious, lying on their stomachs in the living room as they check their MySpace accounts on their laptop.

Peter J. Shields, the instrumental force in UC Davis’ founding, buried mysterious items somewhere on campus?

On Kevin Nosek’s court, there lie two sets of boundaries. One is clearly visible to all – a distinct outline formed by a coat of Yale blue paint that frames Hamilton Court like a portrait.

Tercero residents: If you think you think you’ve got it bad when it comes to the cow smell, try living among the cows in the UC Davis Dairy Teaching and Research Facility.

TODAY Health fair 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. West Quad There will be activities and demonstrations from health services on campus, as well as giveaways.