The University of California, Davis announced on April 17 that Lincoln Wells Sabini, a second-year student majoring in sustainable agriculture and food systems, died following a collision between a car and a bicycle on Hutchison Drive near the West Village housing area on April 13.
Sabini was involved in several campus activities. He participated in the UC Davis triathlon sports club, worked as a swimming instructor with Campus Recreation, and was employed at the UC Davis Student Farm. He graduated from McClatchy High School in Sacramento.
Chancellor Gary S. May said, “This is a very painful loss for our community. We share our deepest condolences with the family and mourn with all those who knew and loved Lincoln. I’m grateful to the first responders who worked heroically at the scene. We will remember Lincoln and find comfort in the many friends he made during his time here.”
University of California, Davis extends its research and educational efforts globally to address issues such as climate change and food security, according to the official website. The university also features facilities like the Bodega Marine Laboratory for coastal research according to its official website. UC Davis has achieved top national rankings in areas including agriculture, veterinary medicine, and sustainability according to its official website.
The university began as an extension of UC Berkeley focused on agriculture according to its official website, and it continues to serve California through research, education, and public service addressing societal needs according to its official website.
Students seeking immediate mental health support are encouraged to contact Student Health and Counseling Services at 530-752-0871. Faculty and staff can reach out to the Academic and Staff Assistance Program serving both Davis and Sacramento campuses.