Campus News

UC Davis administrators are rethinking the campus’ definition of religious discrimination as a result of a legal challenge by 25 undergraduate and graduate students.

Why should students have faith in their administration when so many things that are important to students are getting cut?

Don’t be foreign to citing; Keep your eyes to yourself; Two referrals later;

Currently, drugs have a negative connotation, politically and socially. A new student group on campus aims to reverse this connotation through education.

Wednesday marks the official Day of Action to defend public education. College campuses across the state will erupt in protests, including UC Davis.

After almost 39 years of providing cooperative housing and experiential living for UC Davis students, the 14 dome structures at Baggins End will be taken down.

After the record number of arrests on last year’s Picnic Day, both the university and the city of Davis are taking strides to make sure students are on their best behavior this year.

The UC system has recently launched a plan to implement a universal payroll system for all of the UC campuses and medical centers.

A UC Berkeley professor claimed to have found a $4 billion budget discrepancy in the UC budget, but has recently been refuted by the UC system.

In light of Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed $500 million cut to the UC system for the 2011-12 academic year, various UC Davis groups have collaborated with administrative officials to organize a ‘Making Education Affordable’ panel open to all students and faculty.

UC Davis recently received a failing grade from Californians Aware for not responding promptly to public document requests.

In a closed session on Feb. 17, the ASUCD senate removed Dylan Schaefer from his former position of director of City and County Affairs. The job paid $63 per week.