Campus News

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.

Davis Dollars is UC Davis graduate Nick Barry's idea for making the already strong Davis community even stronger.

Last year, Jesse Cheng walked by an application open on a computer screen to be student regent-designate 30 minutes before it was due. He thought, why not?

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Jan. 28 meeting location, the Memorial Union's Mee Room.

As ASUCD President Joe Chatham and Vice President Chris Dietrich near the end of their term, three new candidates vie for the soon-to-be vacant executive office.

John Gunel knows how a 7.6 magnitude earthquake feels: like being on the end of a machine gun.

Student fees may be on the rise, but the hike in tuition has not deterred a record number of applicants from seeking admission to the University of California for fall 2010.

Seeking to celebrate UC Davis' diverse student body, the Cross Cultural Center is developing a narrative documentary of students' origins.

At their meeting at UC San Francisco, Mission Bay, the UC Board of Regents approved $3.1 million in incentive pay for senior UC medical administrators.

Shades of gray will be celebrated this week as the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender Resource Center hosts a variety of events aimed at spreading the message that sexuality and gender is not always black and white.

A first-year student was referred to Student Judicial Affairs for plagiarism after he failed to properly cite sources from a website. Three sentences were copied without the use of quotation marks and were incorrectly cited. The student admitted that this was due to carelessness and bad methodology when writing his paper. He wrongly assumed his notes from the website were from lecture. Because this is this student's first year and first referral, he agreed to the disciplinary sanction of a censure, knowing that continued or repeated violations of university policy and regulations would be cause for further disciplinary action.

Students dread hearing they have been referred to the Student Judicial Board, but few actually understand the process that follows.

Last December the UC and the Coalition of University Employees came to an agreement concerning the effects of temporary layoffs.

As students filed in to the Science Lecture Hall for Douglas Gross' Human Anatomy course at the start of winter quarter, one thing became certain - UC Davis is getting crowded.