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ASUCD Senator Irveen Grewal (JAY GELVEZON / AGGIE)

ASUCD senators start petition calling for Punjabi culture and language class

Campus NewsJune 4, 2016
Class would offer opportunity to learn about Punjabi culture, literature and language ASUCD senators and the Sikh Cultural Association (SCA) have kick-started a petition advocating for a Punjabi culture and language class at UC Davis. The class would aim to increase the awareness of the language, literature and culture of the state of Punjab, located […]
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12-year-old child prodigy Tanishq Abraham accepted into UC Davis

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
Prodigy will attend either UC Davis or UC Santa Cruz as a junior transfer student Tanishq Abraham, a 12-year-old child prodigy and young genius, was recently accepted into both UC Davis and UC Santa Cruz. Abraham plans to enter either UC as a junior transfer student majoring in bioengineering this Fall. Abraham’s father, Bijou Abraham, […]
JAY GELVEZON / AGGIE

Conflict of interest alleged between UC president and investigator in Katehi case

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
UC Davis Academic Senate issues letter claiming professional and social connection between Janet Napolitano and Melinda Haag. Concerns are arising about the investigation into Chancellor Linda P.B. Katehi’s tenure as head of UC Davis. Critics are speculating about a possible conflict of interest involving the head private investigator, Melinda Haag, and the University of California […]
JAY GELVEZON / AGGIE

Bernie Sanders draws crowd of over 9,000 to UC Davis

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
2016 Democratic presidential candidate touches on issues ranging from social justice to economic quality 2016 Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders continued his tour of California on Wednesday, June 1, when he spoke to a crowd of more than 9,000 students and community members at UC Davis. Pushing his campaign’s dialogue on social justice and economic […]
NADIA DORIS / AGGIE

$422,300-salaried chief financial officer suddenly resigns from UC Davis

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
Senior Associate Vice Chancellor Kelly Ratliff to serve as interim lead during search for Dave Lawlor’s replacement On May 26, the office of acting Chancellor Ralph Hexter sent a statement to the UC Davis deans and vice chancellors informing them that Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer Dave Lawlor had resigned. Hexter named Senior Associate […]
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Envision UC Davis unveils community ideas for UC Davis’ future

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
Project’s coordinators announced the results of the campus-wide interactive game. On Tuesday, May 24, the results of the online interactive game “Envision UC Davis” were announced in a meeting hosted in Mrak Hall. The meeting consisted of a report of the game’s findings by project manager Rachel Hatch before transitioning to a question and answer […]
BECCA RIDGE / AGGIE

UC Davis students collaborate with Sacramento farmers market to educate customers on healthy dietary choices

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
Organization answers customers’ dietary questions and hosts fun activities to promote health and exercise The UC Davis Medical Center collaborated with the Oak Park Farmers Market, a local vendor market in Sacramento, to assist shoppers purchasing produce as well as answer questions pertaining to nutrition and food choices.   The program runs like a market […]
NADIA DORIS / AGGIE

UC postdoctoral researchers gain right to overtime pay

Campus NewsJune 2, 2016
After Department of Labor ruling, University of California required to pay overtime benefits to workers earning less than $47,476 On Wednesday, May 18, a majority of postdoctoral researchers at the University of California became eligible for overtime pay after the United States Department of Labor released its new guidelines under the Fair Labor Standards Act […]
MONICA CHAN / AGGIE

UC Davis students convert unused lawns into sustainable gardens

Campus NewsJune 1, 2016
Lawns consist of low-maintenance, low water-using plants to combat California drought Recently, the UC Davis Arboretum Leading by Learning (LxL) horticulture student interns converted a grass turf near the south side of Peter J. Shields Library. Also, on May 25, interns completed a second on-campus sustainable garden in front of Everson Hall. The new sustainable […]
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ASUCD no longer to give Picnic Day unit a monetary subsidy

Campus NewsJune 1, 2016
Picnic Day budgeted to garner $11,586 in revenue for the association Picnic Day, the largest student-run event in the nation, will no longer be financially subsidized by ASUCD, according to next year’s budget. All funding for Picnic Day will now be provided through other means, primarily corporate sponsorships, which the unit has had in the […]
AMY HOANG / AGGIE

UC Davis releases proposed updates in 10-year plan

Campus NewsJune 1, 2016
New university proposals seek to accommodate increase in student enrollment On May 16, UC Davis released an update to its Long Range Development Plan (LRDP), a list of requirements used to outline the campus growth and community needs of the school by 2027. “The goal of the proposed plan is to keep UC Davis compact […]
UC Davis' exclusive League chair and lamp, located by the apparel section. (LUCY KNOWLES / AGGIE)

Newly renovated Memorial Union bookstore to hold soft opening on June 6

Campus NewsJune 1, 2016
Bookstore to include UC Davis-branded selfie chair, Amazon center, extended art supply section The newly renovated bookstore at the Memorial Union (MU) is slated to have a soft opening on June 6 in anticipation of the grand opening at the beginning of Fall Quarter. The soft opening will give full access to the store and […]