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Third stabbing in Davis leaves woman in critical condition
BreakingMay 2, 2023
An overnight shelter-in-place order has been lifted as police continue to search for suspect By KATIE DEBENEDETTI — city@theaggie.org Late Monday night, a third stabbing in less than a week took place in Davis. The female victim is currently in critical condition after being stabbed multiple times through a tent. The attack took […]

Homicide victim at Sycamore Park identified as UC Davis student Karim Abou Najm
BreakingApril 30, 2023
The stabbing was the second in less than four days in Davis By CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org The victim of the homicide at Sycamore Park has been identified by authorities as UC Davis student, Karim Abou Najm according to the Davis Enterprise. The second homicide was reported last night by the Davis Police […]

Davis ranks 15th healthiest college town in the U.S.
Campus NewsApril 30, 2023
The study from Broke Scholar included physical, mental and social health factors to determine the healthiest college towns for students By KAYA DO-KHANH — campus@theaggie.org Lea este artículo en español. On Feb. 7, UC Davis was ranked the 15th healthiest college town out of 148 cities that are home to the nation’s top […]

To the Class of ‘23: Please graduate faster
FeaturedApril 28, 2023
Get the senior citizens out of here BY ANNABEL MARSHALL — almarshall@ucdavis.edu Y’all old as hell. Get out of here. Walking around like you own the place. The only thing you own is pre-arthritic joints and an inability to answer the question, “So, what do you want to do next year?” I know […]

Man found dead in Central Park identified as David Henry Breaux
City NewsApril 27, 2023
The death is being investigated as a homicide By SONORA SLATER — city@theaggie.org The man found dead on a bench in Central Park Thursday morning with multiple stab wounds has been identified as David Henry Breaux, commonly known as the “Compassion Guy,” according to the Davis Enterprise. His body was discovered after police […]

2023 Spring Elections — Meet the Candidates
ASUCDApril 26, 2023
This spring, there are two executive tickets, and 13 candidates running for Senate, two candidates for International Student Representative, two for Transfer Student Representative, one for External Affairs Vice President and one for Student Advocate By JADE BELL, SYDNEY AMESTOY, RACHEL GAUER, LEV FARRIS GOLDBERG, KAYA DO-KHANH, LILY FREEMAN AND SONORA SLATER — campus@theaggie.org […]

New Transportation Services parking program grants one-day grace period for parkers who forgot to pay
Campus NewsApril 26, 2023
Instead of receiving a $55 parking citation, people will receive an invoice of $15 due at midnight the next day By KAYA DO-KHANH — campus@theaggie.org On April 3, UC Davis Transportation Services (TAPS) announced the new Parking Invoice Program that it will be piloting this quarter. The program, which is being put in […]

The Green Initiative Fund at risk of dissolving, posing a threat to campus sustainability projects
FeaturedApril 25, 2023
If the student-run sustainability initiative does not pass during spring 2023 ASUCD elections, it could be shut down after this year By INDRANIL BASU — features@theaggie.org Many students have seen the sheepmowers on the Wickson Hall lawn or the Freedges and compacting compost bins around campus. These projects are funded by The Green […]

ASUCD spring election endorsements: Consider the following
EditorialApril 25, 2023
The Editorial Board endorses one executive ticket, four candidates for ASUCD senate, one candidate for Transfer Student Representative, one candidate for International Student Representative and the uncontested External Affairs Vice President candidate, along with The Green Initiative Fund (TGIF) fee referendum By THE EDITORIAL BOARD ASUCD spring elections began on Monday, April 24, […]

Recent sea otter deaths linked to a rare strain of parasitic infection
FeaturedApril 21, 2023
A parasitic strain of Toxoplasma gondii called the COUG strain has killed four California sea otters By KATIE HELLMAN — science@theaggie.org A recent news release reported that four California sea otters have died from a severe form of toxoplasmosis, an infection that comes from the microscopic parasite Toxoplasma gondii. The initial research is published […]

Popular vegan restaurant, Burger Patch, closes in Davis
City NewsApril 20, 2023
The Burger Patch location in Davis closes after three years of serving the community By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org On March 31, the decision was made to close down the Davis location of the local vegan fast-food chain, Burger Patch. The Davis location had been serving students and Davis residents their popular vegan […]

Senators adopted spring quarter units, heard a presentation from YOLO County Supervisor Lucas Frerichs at April 6 meeting
ASUCDApril 14, 2023
They also elected Stephen Fujimoto as the spring quarter President Pro Tempore By RACHEL GAUER — campus@theaggie.org Vice President JT Eden called the meeting to order at 6:13 p.m. on Thursday, April 6. Following roll call, Eden recited the UC Davis Land Acknowledgement. First on the agenda was the Senate President Pro Tempore […]

