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About 50 workers gathered at Hutchison Field as part of a systemwide strike, the third of its kind this academic year   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   Some 50 workers at UC Davis went on a one-day strike on Tuesday, April 1 over the University of California’s alleged unfair labor practices, cost of living […]

The protest came as over one hundred alumni signed letter in support of the suspended graduate student government   By RIVERS STOUT— campus@theaggie.org   A group of protestors demonstrated outside Mrak Hall, Wednesday, April 2, over the recent suspension of the Law Student Association (LSA) by university officials. Gathered near the See No Evil/Hear No […]

The financial responsibilities of the student government are to be taken over by King Hall administration following the March 24 decision   By RIVERS STOUT— campus@theaggie.org   UC Davis suspended the Law Student Association on March 24 for passing legislation that divested from Israel-connected companies and speakers. The constitutional amendment, passed by the LSA board […]

UPTE-CWA 9119 and AFSCME Local 3299, representing 50,000 workers combined, will strike across all UC campuses over alleged bad-faith negotiations, staff shortages and increased healthcare premiums   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   Two major unions representing over 50,000 UC workers will hold a one-day strike on April 1 across all UC campuses over alleged […]

The news came as universities across the country brace for changes in federal policy in education spending By VINCE BASADA — campus@theaggie.org The University of California (UC) announced a systemwide hiring freeze March 19, citing higher education policy changes from the Trump administration and cuts to the UC’s budget allocation from the state. The news […]

Students, professors comment on the lasting impact of the pandemic in professional settings   By RACHEL GAUER — features@theaggie.org   A world permeated with mask mandates, the “six-feet rule,” superspreader events and social distancing began five years ago this month. Many Americans name Friday, March 13, 2020 as the start of it all — the […]

The ASUCD is facing a roughly $200,000 difference between expected income and expenses By VINCE BASADA — campus@theaggie.org   The ASUCD entered several days of budget hearings from March 6 to 9, ultimately approving cuts to several units and committees but not completely bridging the gap between projected incomes and expenses. As of time of […]

How state and local efforts to forcibly remove encampments and enforce Proposition 36 fail our unhoused communities   By TARA ROMERO— tcrome@ucdavis.edu   On July 26, 2024, California Governor Gavin Newsom enacted Executive Order N-1-24, which allows and encourages local law enforcement to forcibly evict unhoused people from their encampments. “It is imperative to act […]

After nearly three decades of working for the city of Davis, Webb will now serve the whole of Yolo County    By OLIVIA HOKR — city@theaggie.org   On Feb. 21, the city of Davis announced that City Manager Mike Webb accepted a new position as county administrator of Yolo County (CAO). Webb graduated from UC […]

March is nationally recognized as a celebration of the history and achievements of women and their contributions to society    By OLIVIA HOKR — city@theaggie.org    Women’s History Month is annually observed during the month of March within the United States to highlight the voices of women that sacrificed and fought to bring us to […]

May and administrators discuss the growth of the student population, sustainability, updates on the recent strike and the effects of the Trump administration on campus life   The California Aggie’s Editorial Board met with Chancellor Gary May, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Mary Croughan, Associate Chancellor and Chief of Staff Carl Engelbach, Chief Marketing and […]

Publishing in print is fundamental to any student newspaper’s journalistic endeavors    By THE CALIFORNIA AGGIE EDITORIAL BOARD   The California Aggie has been serving the UC Davis campus and local community for 110 years. However, due to budget concerns, The Aggie’s future in print is currently in jeopardy. Print journalism is essential to a […]