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Basic Needs and Services Referendum referred to Internal Affairs Commission at Feb. 6th ASUCD Senate meeting

ASUCDFebruary 20, 2020
Confirmations for controller, committee positions The Feb. 6 ASUCD Senate meeting was called to order at 7:13 p.m. by Senator Shondreya Landrum. President Justin Hurst, Vice President Shreya Deshpande, Senator Lylah Schmedel, Business and Finance Chair Filip Stamenkovic and Gender and Sexuality Chair Elena DeNecochea were absent.  After Senator Khalil Malik was elected interim Senate […]

Online payment portal at West Village down as February begins

Campus NewsFebruary 18, 2020
Residents encouraged to pay via check or money order Residents of West Village, a luxury apartment complex in Davis popular among students for its pre-furnished homes and other amenities, have struggled to access their website payment portals for the past few weeks.  According to a Feb. 5 email issued in response to an inquiry from […]

Hear what every ASUCD candidate said in their endorsement interviews

ASUCDFebruary 18, 2020
For the first time ever, The California Aggie publishes full transcripts of endorsement interviews Every fall and winter, The California Aggie Editorial Board offers each candidate running for a position in ASUCD the chance to sit down and be interviewed for a potential endorsement.  The Board can endorse up to six candidates for Senate, one […]

Elections committee chair confirmed after contentious vote at Jan. 30 ASUCD Senate meeting

ASUCDFebruary 14, 2020
Senate bills passed enforce new rules for Creative Media, ASUCD election candidates ASUCD Vice President Shreya Deshpande called the Jan. 30 ASUCD Senate meeting to order at 8:03 p.m.  Senator Lylah Schmedal was absent. Deshpande amended the agenda so that the Elections Committee chair confirmation could happen first.  Former ASUCD Interim Senator Karolina Rodriguez was […]

ASUCD’s Winter Town Hall focused on Basic Needs and Services Referendum

ASUCDFebruary 14, 2020
Questions surrounding referendum saturate meeting agenda  ASUCD Senate members discussed the upcoming ASUCD Winter Elections happening Feb. 18-21 and the Basic Needs and Services Referendum which will be on the elections ballot, at the association’s quarterly town hall meeting on Jan. 30. Despite the looming elections, where six new senators, a new executive team, a […]

Meet the ASUCD 2020 Winter Elections Candidates!

Campus NewsFebruary 13, 2020
Eleven students running for six senatorial positions, two executive tickets, two candidates running for external affairs vice president, one candidate for student advocate Senate: Derek Foster (Thrive), a fourth-year managerial economics major, said he is running for Senate in order to improve the campus for future Aggies. Foster’s platforms include financial security within ASUCD and […]

Aggie Square to house new Alice Waters Institute for Edible Education

Campus NewsFebruary 12, 2020
Institute to take inspiration from Water’s Berkeley-based Edible Schoolyard Project UC Davis Chancellor Gary May, Sacramento Mayor Darrell Steinberg and renowned chef, author and food activist Alice Waters announced the Alice Waters Institute for Edible Education during a press conference in Sacramento on Jan. 16. The institute will be a part of Aggie Square — […]

ASUCD Winter Elections will see new position: student advocate

ASUCDFebruary 11, 2020
Students to define what it means to act as students’ voice  In the upcoming ASUCD Winter Elections, students have the chance to vote for a student advocate — a new position on campus. The student advocate has the potential to serve as an unprecedented guide for the student body, serving as a liaison between students […]

Campus Judicial Board applications close today

ASUCDFebruary 10, 2020
CJB members uphold academic integrity, social responsibility through hearing panels, outreach, educational efforts Since 1911, UC Davis students have played a critical role in academic integrity and responsible behavior from the first student government’s “honor system” to the creation of the Campus Judicial Board (CJB) and Code of Academic Conduct in 1977. The Campus Judicial […]

“No more wars” — students fight against American intervention in Iran

Campus NewsFebruary 10, 2020
With a potential Iran-US conflict looming, students have different ideas for achieving “no more wars” A group of roughly 20 people gathered around three students holding a folded banner on the second floor of Wellman Hall on Jan. 22. After counting down from three, the students unfolded the banner — “No More Wars” was written […]

AFSCME and UC reach tentative contracts for service, patient care workers

Campus NewsFebruary 7, 2020
Tentative agreements signify end of three years of over 25,000 union-represented employees working without a contract The UC’s largest employee union reached a tentative four-year agreement on Jan. 22 that will serve approximately 10,000 UC service workers. Almost a week later, on Jan. 28, around 16,000 patient care workers represented by the American Federation of […]

New motto unveiled at UC Davis’ 2020 kickoff celebration: “Outgrow the Expected”

Campus NewsFebruary 7, 2020
Construction plans for new Student-Athlete Performance Center revealed The 2020 Kickoff Event held on Jan. 27 celebrated past and current UC Davis accomplishments in an offort to spark inspiration and excitement for future Aggie accomplishments in the new decade. Features included a variety of speakers, associations, live bands, poetry, Aggie-themed snacks and interactive booths. Although […]