Campus News

Gov. Jerry Brown stopped budget negotiations on March 28, after Republican legislators presented him with a list of 50 demands regarding the California budget, putting funds for UC in jeopardy.

Despite a rocky history between ASUCD and the University of California Student Association (UCSA), the two groups are increasing communication in light of the current budget crisis.

Next Monday marks the beginning of the Environmental Policy and Planning Commission’s (EPPC) fifth annual Earth Week – a week dedicated to getting students actively involved in caring for their environment.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the April 7 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings.

Students still debating whether or not to go abroad this summer are in luck – the UC Davis Education Abroad Center (EAC) has extended its summer program deadline to April 15.

Buying green products is a great start to becoming a more eco-friendly consumer and leading a more sustainable lifestyle.

A report from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has found UC Davis guilty of violating the Animal Welfare Act for conducting experiments on a monkey at the California National Primate Research Center.

Chancellor Linda Katehi and UC Davis staff are strongly encouraging students to enroll in summer sessions this year.

Recently, UC Davis has decided to move forward with projects to expand the Hyatt Place Hotel and extend Old Davis Road.

What do you see as the future for the co-op community in light of the recent decision to close the Domes?

After 50 years of biking, students can finally rest assured that their hard efforts have paid off – the League of American Bicyclists has voted UC Davis one of the best biking universities in the nation.

Students are questioning their rights to free speech after a Public Records Act request revealed the existence of a group of UC Davis administrators and staff charged with monitoring campus protests.Students are questioning their rights to free speech after a Public Records Act request revealed the existence of a group of UC Davis administrators and staff charged with monitoring campus protests.