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Meet the students running to serve the UC Davis community    By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@theaggie.org   This ASUCD spring election cycle, there are two executive tickets, 12 candidates running for Senate, three for international student representative, three for transfer student representative, two for external affairs vice president and one for student advocate. Elections will […]

Revisiting “The Last of Us Part I” video game before the second season of “The Last of Us” comes out on Max   By BELLA PETERSON —- arts@theaggie.org   With the release of the second season of the television series “The Last of Us” soon to be released, it might be fitting to revisit the […]

The UC Assembly of the Academic Senate is set to vote over the Area A-G/H Ethnic Studies on April 23 following five years of consideration   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   Ethnic Studies is the only academic field that has manifested from student activism, with a history rooted in student movements from San Francisco […]

Approximately midafternoon in Community Park, a shooter opened fire near Davis Senior High School    By HANNAH SCHRADER, CHRIS PONCE — city@theaggie.org   City of Davis police and first responders were dispatched to North Davis following reports of a shooting on April 12. The shooting occurred at Community Park, leaving three people shot and one […]

The news came as other UC campuses reported similar visa terminations made by the Trump Administration   By VINCE BASADA — campus@theaggie.org   UC Davis announced on Saturday, April 5 that the federal government had terminated F-1 visas for seven international students and five recent graduates, revoking their eligibility to stay in the United States. […]

UC Davis to open independent review into incident between protestors and the conservative group, who were hosting right-wing commentator Brandon Tatum   By RIVERS STOUT and JORDAN POLTORAK— campus@theaggie.org   A Turning Point USA (TPUSA) event held on the Quad on Thursday, April 3, resulted in several physical altercations between protestors, members of the conservative […]

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 […]