Campus News

According to an outside investigator, UC Davis administrators have been cleared of any wrongdoing in their decision to cut four Intercollegiate Athletics (ICA) teams last April.

Starting Thursday, Tipsy Taxi will be re-implementing Thursday taxi services and increasing fares to $3 each night. The Thursday service will be a pilot program this spring, and will continue into the 2011-2012 school year if successful.

With Picnic Day just around the corner, students, faculty and guests can look forward to the first ever 100 percent sustainable production of goods from booths on the quad.

Three storms blew through Davis over spring break, causing damage throughout campus.

Given Gov. Jerry Brown’s budget proposal, we are likely to face more cuts in the future. Do you expect that more academic programs will be discontinued or merged?

Sorry, you can only have one name; Stop crampin’ my style, yo; Take home exams to be done at home.

Despite a bill that passed in the ASUCD Senate to fund a Kid Cudi concert, the concert will not be happening.

A group of UC Davis students will host the first TEDx conference in Davis on April 23.

On March 10, UC President Mark Yudof and other chief executives met with student journalists from The California Aggie and other campus newspapers to discuss the state of the university. And as Yudof said, it’s not pretty.

A group calling itself “Justice for Laya” protested outside Wednesday’s regents meeting, calling for Student Regent Jesse Cheng’s resignation. Cheng did not attend the meeting.

The UC Office of the President (UCOP) will be taking a $50 million budget cut, as a way to combat decreasing state support.

Brienna Holmes, senior sociology major, filed a civil lawsuit on Feb. 4 against the UC Davis Police Department (UCPD), the Yolo County Sheriff’s Department and the District Attorney.