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The food stall is closing after the retirement of operator Michel Bloch   By ROBIN FRANKLIN — campus@theaggie.org    The Crêpe Bistro, a favorite haunt at the Silo for students looking to satiate both sweet and savory cravings, has closed after 27 years. Operated by French expatriate Michel Bloch, the food service stall fed roughly […]

Campus officials call for caution as scammers target students and staff   By JESSICA YUNG — campus@theaggie.org   Phishing and scam emails have been impacting the UC Davis community this year. Valid UC Davis accounts are at risk of being hacked using stolen log-in credentials, to in turn send phishing emails to other members of […]

The table also approved new summer positions for the Innovation and Research Lab   By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@aggie.org    At their May 22 meeting, the ASUCD Senate passed a series of spending bills, including a budget for catering at the 530 Night Market, an anticipated Community Health and Culture Fair for the Asian American […]

Ilupeju reflects on historical ASUCD firsts, expansion on basic needs and election reform   By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@aggie.org    Associated Students of the University of California, Davis (ASUCD) President Gaius Ilupeju’s 2024-2025 term was nothing if not eventful. Reports about alleged election misconduct and inter-ASUCD power struggles, plus a contested student election this past […]

‘This isn’t only about students — it’s about all of us’   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   Facing federal threats to academic freedom and funding, faculty have taken it upon themselves to advocate for their rights, shared governance and academic freedom through the Davis Faculty Association (DFA). DFA belongs to the Council of University […]

A UC Davis WarnMe message sent early Thursday, August 21 did not note that the warning of an active shooter on the university’s campus was a drill.

Facing potential pressure from the federal government, UC President Michael Drake orders university entities and student governments to end certain boycotting practices   By RIVERS STOUT— campus@theaggie.org   On July 2, just weeks before his retirement in August, University of California (UC) President Michael Drake sent a letter to UC Chancellors ordering university entities, including […]

The award is based on contributions towards students’ education, displayed passion towards teaching and for making a positive impact on campus By ROBIN FRANKLIN — campus@theaggie.org Three instructors across several academic disciplines have been selected by the ASUCD Academic Affairs Commission (AAC) to receive the 2025 ASUCD Excellence in Education Award. The awardees are: Matthew […]

With clubs losing a prime resource for funding, some look to student government for support   By JORDAN POLTORAK— campus@theaggie.org   When Adam Hilt, a fourth-year political science major, took over as president of Slaughterhouse Comedy, a student sketch comedy group, he knew he wanted to expand the club’s focus and hold larger events for […]

The partnership between the transitional housing shelter and the student government has led to the creation of a new subunit and highlights new long-term priorities for addressing basic needs

Organizers and attendees protested the detention of Mahmoud Kahil, Gary May’s involvement in Leidos and Kovet University’s involvement in the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine   By KHADEEJAH KHAN, JORDAN POLTORAK, JESSICA YUNG & RIVERS STOUT — campus@theaggie.org   Davis for Palestine, a loose coalition of undergraduate students, graduate students and community members, held […]

The festival is set to feature live performances and local LGBTQ+ organizations, all celebrating pride and mental health awareness By SAIRAKSHA THIRUNAVUKKARASU — campus@theaggie.org On Friday, May 30, the UC Davis Mental Health Initiative (MHI) is hosting Pride in Mind, a queer mental health festival, at Russell Field. The event will take place from 5 […]