Campus News

At noon today, students, faculty and staff at UC Davis will organize on the patio of the quad, calling for the campus to walkout and rally for accessible and inclusive higher education.

Unitrans may bid farewell to one of the only existing open rear-decker buses in the world.

Student Judicial Affairs (SJA) received 1,053 cases – 549 involved alleged violations of the Code of Academic Conduct and 504 addressed alleged social misconduct. The primary source of referral for academic misconduct was cheating on an exam with 255 reports. There were 225 reports of plagiarism and 26 cases of unauthorized collaboration.

UC Davis Police are investigating an alleged hate crime that occurred Sunday night on the UC Davis Quad.

With the average college student spending $900 on textbooks annually, CalPIRG is working to bring cost-reducing options to campus.

As a result of falling state funding for the program, the UC Davis Fleet Services Berkeley Bus will streamline its operations for its afternoon route to continue service.

California attorney general contenders Steve Cooley, republican, and Kamala Harris, democrat, will debate for the first time today at the UC Davis School of Law.

Suspects have still not been identified in the two attacks that occurred on campus last weekend.

Following the series of hate crimes that occurred last spring, another act of vandalism was recently committed on the walls of the Third World Mural, located at the Memorial Union.

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Sept. 30 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.

Prospective medical students no longer have to toil through a 45-minute one-on-one interview, but will instead be guided through a series of 10 short interviews that will assess their medical knowledge and interpersonal skills.

Campus community members can now follow Information and Educational Technology (IET) on Twitter for network service updates, such as outage alerts.