Campus News

The world needs to produce 70 to 100 percent more food over the next 50 years in order to match the growing global population while still keeping food prices manageable, according to the Food and Agriculture Association.

What’s the deal with reusable water bottles?

Jean-Xavier Guinard, former UC Davis professor of food, science and technology, is the new director of the UC system-wide Education Abroad Program (EAP). With over 10 years of experience in international education, Guinard is looking to expand the role of EAP and help more students find a way to study abroad. His base salary as the new director is $180,000.

By Aug. 1, all 26 Domes residents will have to find new housing.

After extensive discussion and review by the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (A&ES) Executive Committee, the avian sciences undergraduate major has officially been closed.

How much of the school’s funding is fixed, as in, you have no say over where it is allocated?

Unofficial scores; Three strikes and you’re out; Homework theft.

As UC campuses continue to face budget cuts, the application process is becoming increasingly selective.

Despite Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed $500 million cut from the university’s budget, the UC Board of Regents approved a series of pay raises at their meeting last week at UC San Diego.

A little over a year ago, a UC Davis sociology student decided to launch a website that would allow Aggies to post anything that was on their minds.

In the wake of public outrage over a letter signed by 36 top UC executives demanding higher pensions, California Representative Jerry Hill (D-San Mateo) has introduced a bill that would cap state employee’s retirement benefits.

Over the past few years UC Davis has received a dramatic increase in applicants, fueled this year by prospective transfer students.