Campus News

Plagiarism is not an art; Friends don’t help friends trespass; Cheating: we don’t have an app for that.

UC Davis has turned on a new smart lighting initiative in order to reduce the amount of energy used around campus, leading other universities in following the state mandate of reducing energy use by 60 percent before 2020.

Gender inequalities are not a thing of the past, women leaders on campus say. In order to level the playing field, students have organized the first Women’s Leadership Conference.

Looking for a last minute ride home for winter break, or for more passengers to cut your travel expenses? Zimride can link you to fellow UC Davis commuters that are going in the same direction.

Michael makes a living by pushing tiny blue pills – but he isn’t a doctor. At the age of 20, Michael is a UC Davis sophomore who sells Adderall, an amphetamine formulation prescribed for Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), to other college students.

Pesticide Watch Education Fund and Students for Sustainable Agriculture (SSA) are teaming up to inform UC Davis students about the Department of Pesticide Regulation’s intent to register the potentially dangerous methyl iodide as a pesticide.

Count to three; Smile, you’re on camera; A little rusty.

In an effort to continue providing fun and affordable events for the UC Davis student community, Entertainment Council has begun showing classic fan-favorite movies on Friday nights in Chem 194.

UC Davis is no stranger to harsh economic times. With an ailing economy and rising tuition, there is an increasing number of struggling students. A new ASUCD unit aims to help.

In the past two years the rock wall inside the Activities and Recreation Center has seen a dramatic increase in use, employees said.

On Nov. 16, a provisional contract was drawn up between UC and UAW Local 2865, the union representing over 12,000 teaching assistants, readers and tutors at the university.

Editor’s note: Last Thursday, Abrham Castillo-Ruiz, Don Ho, Joel Juarez, Andre Lee, Levi Menovske and Bree Rombi termed out as ASUCD senators. The Aggie interviewed the senators to see what they felt were the highlights of their year in office.