City News
UC utilizes consulting firms to manage budget
City NewsNovember 24, 2009
Budget cuts have never been as drastic for the UC system as they are during the current crisis. Deciding on how, what and who to cut from the budget is an issue that UC administrators have begun to delve into.
UCD speaker highlights Iraqi women’s roles and circumstances
City NewsNovember 24, 2009
Elements of American society starkly contrast Iraqi society. A UC Davis student shared her perspective with the Davis community about women’s gains and setbacks during the last 100 years in Iraq.
Private California schools entice students from public institutions
City NewsNovember 24, 2009
Instead of sit-ins at Mrak Hall, a different type of public education protest is happening across California: students are turning to the private and independent sectors of higher education.
Agriculture school enrollment grows across the U.S.
City NewsNovember 23, 2009
Some people may poke fun at UC Davis for being an agriculture school, but studies show that more and more students across the country are looking into agriculture careers.
Income tax withholding increase takes bite out of paychecks
City NewsNovember 23, 2009
California employees’ paychecks will be a bit slimmer, just as holiday shopping season begins.
City staff discusses future senior housing plans
City NewsNovember 23, 2009
Despite the failure of the Measure P Wildhorse Ranch housing development, the City of Davis is still working on future housing plans.
Ongoing Willowbank Park project delayed
City NewsNovember 23, 2009
The ongoing Willowbank housing project has been suspended once more, due to neighborhood and environmental concerns.
Information and Education Technology slashes budget 10 percent
City NewsNovember 19, 2009
Wireless service on campus, computer labs and MyUCDavis.edu: These are just some of the services Information and Education Technology provides to UC Davis.
Fort Hood shooting spurs discussion of religious motives
City NewsNovember 19, 2009
After a fatal shooting at Fort Hood military base in Texas, the military and Muslim communities are concerned about anti-Muslim sentiments.
Governor estimates $5 to $7 billion budget gap
City NewsNovember 18, 2009
To add one more issue to the list of problems currently facing California’s budget, Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger estimated the budget will fall out of balance by $5 to 7 billion this fiscal year, on top of a $7.4 billion gap already projected for 2010-2011.