Campus News

Aggies gave back to the community this weekend by volunteering for a number of local projects around campus and the city for the quarterly Weekend of Service.

Nearly 40 students and faculty spent the night in the bookracks of Shields Library on Friday after a night of teach-ins, activism and studying.

In a report released on Jan. 26, the nonpartisan budget analyst of the California Legislature rejected Gov. Schwarzenegger’s proposed constitutional amendment to spend more on higher education than on prisons.

As National Condom Week approaches later this month, various campus groups are stepping up their game when it comes to sexual education.

UC Davis students witnessed the effects of UC’s budget cuts this quarter and they don’t like what they are seeing.

Future residents of the new Tercero residence halls will rest easy knowing they’ll be spending their nights in the most environmentally sustainable student housing units at UC Davis.

A church from Topeka, Kansas widely known for its anti-Semitic, anti-gay and anti-U.S. protests will be picketing on campus tomorrow.

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America’s economic troubles are raising concerns amongst incoming college students and what they want from their degrees.

Unitrans’ new O-line bus hit the Davis streets for the first time last Saturday.

The final decision regarding the controversial senate resolution passed in front of Mrak Hall has been made. Moving a meeting without 24 hours advanced notice was unconstitutional, and therefore the minutes have been deemed invalid, according to the ASUCD court.

While some may view the UC Regents’ possible attendance at the UC Student Association’s march to the capitol as a sign of unification, many students see it as a publicity stunt.