Campus News

Members of the public are welcome to attend a free panel discussion tonight about recent revolutions in the Middle East.

According to a National Restaurant Association survey, this year’s top two trends are locally grown produce and locally sourced meats and seafood.

From 7 to 9 a.m. today, a free breakfast will be held in Central Park. The Yolo Transportation Management Association, UC Davis and the City of Davis will be hosting the breakfast in honor of “May is Bike Month” and ask that participants travel by bicycle.

Recently UC Davis got a gold rating among bicycle-friendly universities. Is your administration committed to earning a platinum rating and establishing UC Davis as the undeniable leader in university biking, and if so, how will you accomplish them in an era of huge budget cuts?

Altered re-grades don’t pay; That’s quite a memory you’ve got there; It’s still copying if you both copy the same thing instead of each other.

The Tercero Student Housing Phase 3 construction phase will begin in Fall 2011, while two projects that are already near completion the Segundo Life Safety project and the Segundo Services Center (SSC) should also be finished by Fall 2011.

Eli Yani is graduating this June, meaning he’s leaving his term as ASUCD senator roughly 18 weeks early. Ryan Meyerhoff, Student Government Administrative Office webmaster, will take his place in Fall 2011.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the May 5 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings.

After a heated public forum on April 25, the UC Davis Law Student Association (LSA) decided not to vote on a resolution that urges the district attorney of Orange County to drop the criminal charges against the \

In an attempt to give Entertainment Council more flexibility in bringing A-list performers to UC Davis, the ASUCD senate has voted to give the unit a one-time grant of $100,000.

Women’s magazines such as Cosmopolitan and Seventeen may have the juicy celebrity gossip, but Her Campus online specifically caters to students.

In order to increase savings, UC Davis has implemented a voluntary separation program, allowing staff to voluntarily reduce their pay and hours worked.