The School of Education (SE) received a $290,000 in state funding for the 2009-10 fiscal year, a reduction that totaled 3.9 percent of its financial base.

A letter addressed to the D-Q Board of Trustees has recently been circulated throughout the community. The letter was written by Pat Wright in support of her husband, Bill Wright (Wintun/Patwin) and his perceived role as an “Indian doctor” at D-Q University.

With a university as old as UC Davis, traditions are bound to come and go. Some last only a few years; others are as old as our grandparents. The homecoming bonfire was one of those traditions that had been around as long as anyone could remember – until this year, when it was canceled in […]

Through a proclamation, Davis is taking one small step in the worldwide effort to promote world peace.

Someone messed up.

Okay, so I’m not actually calling upon people to leave civility, manners and respect of others on the wayside. These traits should all be observed in relations with other people we interact with on a daily basis. Mutual respect and tolerance for others and their ideas is a foundation of our civil society.

There’s a difference between telling the truth and truth-telling. I know the difference. People who accuse me of lying don’t know the difference. It’s the difference between “telling the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you God,” and telling only part of the truth that serves you.

Budget Cuts are taking their toll across UC Davis, and the College of Mathematics and Physical Sciences (MPS) has not gone unscathed.

It’s clear just by checking Facebook that ASUCD Senate campaigning has begun.

Before the St. Mary’s Invitational Tournament, coach Bill Maze wanted to ensure above all else that the team had fun. While the Aggies did that, they also were successful on the court. “The weekend went real well,” said Maze. “Everyone did great and we got a lot of good match play.” UC Davis traveled to […]

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Governor Schwarzenegger’s vetoes of three higher education bills on Oct. 11 has sparked outrage among many in the education sector.