Campus News

Five Community Retention and Resource Centers offer resources, programming
Campus NewsJuly 7, 2019
Each center has initiatives to support different marginalized communities UC Davis is an undeniably diverse campus, as reports like the UC Davis Student Profile show. That is why the university has many ways to uplift the varied identities of the students who study at the university. The most visible form that these efforts take is […]

Studying abroad broadens horizons, offers unique opportunities
Campus NewsJuly 7, 2019
Financial aid, diversity counseling and advising helps make studying abroad more accessible Studying abroad gives students the opportunity to explore different cultures, see the world in different ways and broaden their horizons. Traveling to a different country and navigating life as a foreign student presents amazing opportunities, unforgettable experiences and incredible challenges, each of which […]

More than student government: ASUCD is in charge of many events and services on campus
Campus NewsJuly 7, 2019
Over 1,000 students are involved with the association When students are new to campus, they might not realize that services they use on a regular basis — like the Coffee House, Unitrans buses, and the Bike Barn — are actually all run by students like them. The student government of UC Davis, known as the […]

Annual campus events to look forward to
Campus NewsJune 26, 2019
Keep an eye out for these on-campus activities Fall Quarter Move-in Weekend Welcome Week Week 1: Community Resource and Retention Centers October 6: Involvement Fair on Quad (Student Org stuff — CSI) Pajamarino Homecoming Sunset Fest Involvement Fair ASUCD Fall Elections — six Senate positions open up Fall Career Fair Winter Quarter Mental Health Conference […]

Gunshots fired by DaVinci Apartments
BreakingJune 13, 2019
Suspect still on the loose The Davis Police Department received reports of gunshots by DaVinci Apartments on Thursday, June 12 at 10:30 p.m. City of Davis Police Lieutenant Tom Waltz confirmed that the gunshots occurred on the 1600 block of the apartments. “Officers responded to check the area,” Waltz said. “They determined that there had […]

UC Davis to offer online MBA
Campus NewsJune 12, 2019
Program to offer small classes, chance to meet classmates in person The UC Davis Graduate School of Management will offer an online MBA program beginning in Fall 2019. The program will include live virtual classes, pre-recorded lectures and residential sessions. Unlike the in-person MBA which has 50 to 60 students in each class, this program […]

Documents reveal 19 substantiated cases of employee sexual misconduct at UC Davis between 2016–18
Campus NewsJune 12, 2019
In some cases, harassment, assault spans months or even years CW: Sexual assault, violence, harassment Last fall, UC Davis officials from Strategic Communications sent The California Aggie a total of 19 cases representing all substantiated complaints of UC Davis employees found to be in violation of the Sexual Violence and Sexual Harassment (SVSH) Policy between […]

UC Regents approve the addition of Lassen Field Station to UC Davis Natural Reserve System
Campus NewsJune 10, 2019
Lassen marks the first addition to the reserve system since 1999 A field station in Lassen National Park was added to the UC Natural Reserve System and marks the sixth reserve for UC Davis. The approval came during a meeting of the Board of Regents on May 16. The Lassen field station will be the […]

ASUCD could “financially collapse” in the next three years if measures are not taken
Campus NewsJune 7, 2019
Potential student base fee increase in the works to tackle $545,000 budget deficit Over the past few years, ASUCD has accumulated a budget deficit of about $545,000. The deficit was exacerbated by income losses from the Camp Fire, policy decisions made by past Senate tables and executive officers, new fees imposed by the university and […]

Recreation Pool to reopen June 10
Campus NewsJune 7, 2019
Construction took just over a year, finished on schedule After being closed for over a year, the Recreation “Rec” Pool is reopening just in time for the end of the school year with an open house set for June 10. Construction began in May 2018 and the project is expected to finish on schedule. Julianne […]

Senate passes second resolution to disarm campus police
ASUCDJune 7, 2019
Controversy over the first resolution that was written by a graduate student resulted in an undergraduate reintroducing the bill. Vice President Shreya Deshpande called the May 23 ASUCD Senate meeting to order by at 7:30 p.m. following a sparsely-attended ASUCD Town Hall in the CoHo. Senator Ricky Zapardiel was absent. Senate began with the confirmation […]

Less than a dozen students attend ASUCD town hall
Campus NewsJune 7, 2019
Audience member questions Senate’s outreach strategies The ASUCD Spring Quarter Town Hall gathered a sparse crowd at the CoHo on May 23. While 16 individuals marked “going” on the Facebook event page, only around 10 people actually filtered in and out during the duration of the meeting. ASUCD Vice President Shreya Deshpande led the meeting […]

