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The resolution requests that dining services provide more options for students and asks faculty to factor in potential sleep disruption or scheduling conflicts when taking attendance Senator Kabir Sahni called the April 15 ASUCD Senate meeting to order at 6:10 p.m. in the absence of Vice President Emily Barneond. Senator Maahum Shahab introduced emergency legislation […]

As federal law enforcement conducts an investigation, many details of the Accellion data breach—which resulted in stolen personal information of a range of UC affiliates including students, their families, faculty and staff—remain unclear The UC was affected by a nationwide cyberattack that impacted 300 other organizations, including other university systems such as the University of […]

The Transfer and Reentry Center has partnered with the Women’s Resources and Research Center to provide priority registration for students who are parents or primary caregivers to adults Students who provide primary care for their children or are pregnant, as well as students who are primary caregivers of adults, are now eligible for priority registration […]

Student Health and Counseling Services refers to racial trauma resources and partnerships with campus retention centers to gauge students’ needs In the wake of the police shooting of 20-year-old Daunte Wright, an unarmed Black man, in a Minneapolis suburb earlier this week, UC Davis officials and spokespeople for Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) spoke […]

The mandate will be subject to the widespread availability and full FDA approval, but will fall in line with other vaccination requirements UC Davis already has in place By KATHLEEN QUINN and REBECCA GARDNER — campus@theaggie.org The University of California announced yesterday that it plans to require a COVID-19 vaccination for attending in-person courses Fall […]

The ASUCD senators voted to support Fair Trade and environmentally sustainable  products on campus and in the Davis community The April 8 ASUCD senate meeting was called to order at 6:10 p.m. by Internal Vice President Emily Barneond.  Controller Alexis Lopez-Perez was late. Sarah Theubet, the chair of the Disability Rights Advisory Committee (DRAC), presented […]

The university has begun to collect data about the proportion of students who have received the vaccine With more Californians receiving the COVID-19 vaccine than ever before, UC Davis is encouraging students to report their vaccination statuses on the Health-e-Messaging portal via the Student Health and Wellness Center site.  As of April 15, all California […]

The limited-scale in-person ceremonies will be offered from June 10–13, with a virtual alternative available On April 16, Chancellor May announced that UC Davis will be holding in-person commencement ceremonies for the class of 2021. Students will have to present proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours prior to the ceremony. […]

The talk show, called “Face to Face,” aims to highlight the achievements of students, faculty and staff Chancellor Gary May is holding a new monthly talk show, “Face to Face,” during which he shares the spotlight with impressive guests. May said he hopes the show will allow him to build a deeper connection with the […]

The $3 student fee proposal requires a vote by 20% of students to pass The April 1 senate meeting was called to order at 6:10 p.m. by ASUCD Vice President Emily Barneond. Senate Bill #69, a motion to introduce a student ballot measure for the continuation of a $3 fee to support The Green Initiative […]

UC Davis student parents can find resources and support through WorkLife, the Women’s Resources and Research Center, the Student Disability Center and Safety Services Kira Tiedge, a postdoc in the Department of Plant Biology, hosted a workshop on April 9 to support Ph.D. students and postdocs with children. The workshop, supported by the ‘Professors for […]

A diverse group of employees have come together to discuss how remote work may become a long-term solution for UC Davis staff As COVID-19 has impacted the practices and places of work, UC Davis staff has responded by establishing a university working group to consider what work at the university could look like after the […]