ASUCD

The new project, the work of ASUCD Senator Lexi Raben, uses sliders on tables to indicate whether someone is open to have others sit and join them   By JESSICA YUNG — campus@theaggie.org   Recently, the ASUCD Coffee House (CoHo) has developed a new initiative asking patrons to open their tables to strangers and conversation. […]

The bylaw suspension was done to bypass depleted funding from the Club FInance Council, though not without some controversy   By JORDAN POLTORAK — campus@theaggie.org   The senate passed Senate Bill #73, April 17, authorizing over $500 to be allocated for an ASUCD and Middle Eastern and North African Pre Health Club MCAT Success Night, […]

The bylaw suspension was done to bypass depleted funding from the Club FInance Council, though not without some debate   By JORDAN POLTORAK — campus@theaggie.org   The Senate passed Senate Bill (SB) #73 on April 17, authorizing over $500 to be allocated for an ASUCD and Middle Eastern North African Pre-Health Club Medical College Admission […]

Meet the students running to serve the UC Davis community    By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@theaggie.org   This ASUCD spring election cycle, there are two executive tickets, 12 candidates running for Senate, three for international student representative, three for transfer student representative, two for external affairs vice president and one for student advocate. Elections will […]

The Senate also heard the AAC quarterly report and approved new legislation

The UC Assembly of the Academic Senate is set to vote over the Area A-G/H Ethnic Studies on April 23 following five years of consideration   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   Ethnic Studies is the only academic field that has manifested from student activism, with a history rooted in student movements from San Francisco […]

UC Davis’ annual event holds activities, attractions and educational experiences for the campus and city community   By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@theaggie.org UC Davis will hold its 111th annual Picnic Day on April 12. The largest student-run event in the country, Picnic Day festivities are both campus- and city-wide and are set to feature numerous […]

The April 3 meeting also saw Umar Shaikh be elected as Senate Pro Tempore   By JORDAN POLTORAK— campus@theaggie.org   Four ambassadors from Aggie Mental Health addressed the ASUCD Senate during their April 2 meeting about plans to defund the program and asked for support. They urged Senators during open forum to take the issue […]

The April 2 meeting also saw Umar Shaikh be elected as pro tempore   By JORDAN POLTORAK— campus@theaggie.org   Four ambassadors from Aggie Mental Health addressed the ASUCD Senate during their April 2 meeting about plans to defund the program and asked for support. They urged senators during open forum to take the issue to […]

Moov-in’ Moo-seum, in collaboration with Aggie Arts, Unitrans and Secret Spot, hosted an event for students to make hanging art for the buses   By MEGAN PUSL— campus@theaggie.org   A museum on wheels? At UC Davis, that means student art, buses and a tribute to our favorite animal, the cow. On Saturday, March 3, the […]

The event introduced students to resources such as CalFresh, amongst other social services   By JESSICA YUNG — campus@theaggie.org   From. Feb. 24 to 28, the Aggie Compass Basic Needs Center held a series of events known as CalFresh Outreach Week. These events included a pizza and drinks social, an informational day at their center […]

The ASUCD is facing a roughly $200,000 difference between expected income and expenses By VINCE BASADA — campus@theaggie.org   The ASUCD entered several days of budget hearings from March 6 to 9, ultimately approving cuts to several units and committees but not completely bridging the gap between projected incomes and expenses. As of time of […]