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Students juggle insurrection, impeachment and schoolwork

Campus NewsJanuary 29, 2021
As armed rioters scaled the Capitol, students tried to pay attention to their lectures As students tried to get a handle on winter quarter, an insurrection was taking place in the Capitol. As far as their studies were concerned, not much had changed. Ardash Chandra, a third-year political science major, was in his political science […]

ASUCD Senate passes five bills unanimously at January 14 meeting, but tabled DREAM Committees proposal for pandemic fund again

Campus NewsJanuary 29, 2021
Senate Bill #47, an ASUCD senate bill introduced to provide $9,800 to the Dream Committee for a pandemic relief fund for Dreamers, was once again tabled At the Jan. 14 meeting, ASUCD Senate passed Bills #51, #50, #48, #49 and #42 unanimously, which serve to structure the bylaws, get a handle on the budget and […]

Reconstruction on La Rue Road Bridge is now complete

Campus NewsJanuary 27, 2021
The bridge is now seismically sound and safe Visitors of the UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden can stroll through the seismically sound completed La Rue Road Bridge, which includes two protected sidewalks, dedicated bike lanes and wider lanes for car traffic.  According to the Interactive Map on the UC Davis Design and Consideration Management […]

Discord use prevalent on campus through rise of UC Davis-related servers

Campus NewsJanuary 26, 2021
Students join servers to connect with peers, ask questions and stay up-to-date The beginning of a new quarter entails a wave of social media posts emerging across a variety of online platforms. Platforms like Facebook are littered with screenshots of Schedule Builder from students who are eager to compare courses with their peers. The comment […]

Lawsuits claim UC Davis’ Aggie Square project brings gentrification and environmental impacts to Oak Park neighborhood

Campus NewsJanuary 22, 2021
The university is planning to move forward with its schedule for design and construction of Phase 1 despite the lawsuits, according to a UC Davis administrator Sacramento Investment Without Displacement (SIWD), a local community group, and UC employer union AFSCME 3299 have filed lawsuits against the UC Davis’ Aggie Square project being built in the […]

UC Davis Medical School experiences surge in applications

Campus NewsJanuary 20, 2021
Nationwide “Fauci effect” inspires students to enter healthcare career fields Students around the nation are responding to the current health crisis with action. Medical schools across the country are experiencing a surge in applications, a trend which medical school admission administrators have dubbed “The Fauci Effect”.  “We’ve received more applications than ever before for the […]

Coffee House closes down indefinitely after more than 50 years

BreakingJanuary 19, 2021
Darin Schluep, the food service director, said they hope to reopen eventually The Coffee House (CoHo) at UC Davis announced that it would be closing indefinitely as of Friday, Jan. 15.  “There were a variety of factors that prompted our decision to close, but the most unfortunate part is the loss of employment for our […]

UC Davis Chancellor Gary May receives vaccination, encourages people of color to trust vaccine

Campus NewsJanuary 18, 2021
May and UC Davis Health’s Dr. David Tom Cooke said they hope that their vaccinations will ease skepticism about the vaccine in communities of color On Jan. 5, Chancellor Gary May spoke to The California Aggie about his decision to be vaccinated against COVID-19 last December. May said he took the Pfizer vaccine on behalf […]

UC Davis Chancellor Gary May receives vaccination, encourages people of color to trust vaccine

Campus NewsJanuary 15, 2021
May and UC Davis Health’s Dr. David Tom Cooke said they hope that their vaccinations will ease skepticism about the vaccine in communities of color On Jan. 5, Chancellor Gary May spoke to The California Aggie about his decision to be vaccinated against COVID-19 last December. May said he took the Pfizer vaccine on behalf […]

UC system pushes to open in-person courses for next academic year

BreakingJanuary 11, 2021
The UC system announced today that it will be reopening campuses for instruction for Fall Quarter 2021 The University of California Office of the President (UCOP) stated plans to reopen campuses to in-person instruction throughout the UC system in Fall Quarter 2021 in a press release. “With robust research advancements and COVID-19 vaccines soon becoming […]

11 faculty members named AAAS’ 2020 Fellows

Campus NewsJanuary 11, 2021
Two faculty fellows explain what the recognition means to them The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) has selected 11 UC Davis faculty members to receive its 2020 Class Fellows award. The association, which is the world’s largest scientific society, selects fellows by nomination of candidates by their peers and colleagues. All faculty […]

UC Davis researchers run COVID-19 childhood vaccine trials on infant primates

Campus NewsJanuary 11, 2021
The development of a children’s vaccine would allow kids to return to normal developmental environments and help curb the coronavirus pandemic Dr. Koen Van Rompay, a researcher at the UC Davis California National Primate Center, is leading a team dedicated to developing a childhood COVID-19 vaccine, which is currently being tested on infant primate monkeys […]