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UC Davis softball ready to begin marathon season
SportsFebruary 5, 2020
Aggies will rely on upperclassmen to launch another successful run In the blink of an eye, a long, quiet offseason has vanished and the 2020 season is officially underway for UC Davis softball. The Aggies will embark on a 55-game schedule starting with a doubleheader on Feb. 6 versus Saint Mary’s and California Baptist at […]

Vote on tuition hike for UC put on hold after Regents receive fierce backlash
Campus NewsFebruary 3, 2020
Students alerted only a week prior to planned vote In a plan to provide more financial aid funding and avoid a decline in the quality of UC education, the UC Board of Regents proposed two different tuition increase models. After backlash from students, the vote on the tuition proposals was postponed. The Regents, who met […]

Here’s how five UC Davis students are fighting climate change through daily actions
FeaturesJanuary 31, 2020
Amid climate crisis, UC Davis students do their part to lessen their ecological footprints In an article published by the Wall Street Journal from Jan. 15, 2020, scientists from NASA and the U.S. National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed that 2019 was the second warmest year to date, and the 2010s was the warmest […]

Aggies pick up victory over Bulldogs
SportsJanuary 31, 2020
Swim and Dive post numerous PR times on Senior Day en route to conference win Saturday afternoon marked the last time this season that the UC Davis Swim and Dive team would be competing at Schaal Aquatic Center, and the final home meet for the team’s seniors. Seven seniors were honored, and in total the […]

UC professors work on collaborative research to explain tiger stripes of Enceladus, Saturn’s tiny, icy moon
Science & TechnologyJanuary 29, 2020
Reasoning for cracks, water eruptions from Saturn’s moon modeled in collaborative research A tiny, frozen ocean world. Enceladus, the six largest of Saturn’s 62 confirmed moons, reaches only 310 miles in diameter, which, for reference, is about the size of the United Kingdom. An ice shell about eight miles in width covers the 20-mile deep […]

UC Davis staff, student employees enrolled in DuoMobile
Campus NewsJanuary 28, 2020
System designed to prevent hacking through “second factor” identification On Jan. 15, “all remaining unenrolled staff and student staff” were enrolled in DuoMobile, a multi-factor authentication program introduced in February of 2019 as part of the UCPath overhaul of personnel and payroll systems. DuoMobile is designed to prevent hacking by introducing a “second factor” into […]

WarnMe test planned for Jan. 29
Campus NewsJanuary 28, 2020
January test first of three planned for this year A WarnMe test is planned for Jan. 29. WarnMe is a security system notifying the UC Davis community about emergencies and other urgent concerns taking place on or near the university campus. It will be the first of three tests for the calendar year. Faculty, staff, […]

Eighty food-insecure seniors requesting aid from Yolo County Meals on Wheels
City NewsJanuary 28, 2020
Decline in funding for Meals on Wheels contributes to lengthy waitlist Meals on Wheels is a nonprofit organization dedicated to delivering daily hot meals to food-insecure senior citizens. The program is partially funded by federal community development block grants, which have diminished by over $1 billion since 2001. This decline has contributed to a lengthy […]

Trump threatens to destroy Iranian cultural sites: a war crime
Arts & CultureJanuary 27, 2020
A series of tweets causes international outcry Between 2017 and 2019, ISIS destroyed the remains of the ancient city of Palmyra, located in modern day Iraq, Syria and parts of Libya. What once housed centuries-old structures, columns and temples turned to rubble. Such acts of cultural destruction were strategic: to destroy the existence of a […]

Fleeing suspect apprehended at gunpoint at field off Hutchison Boulevard
BreakingJanuary 27, 2020
CHP apprehended subject on pursuit from California State Route 113 At 6:39 p.m. on Jan. 26, California Highway Patrol (CHP) officers detained a suspect pursued into Davis from California State Route 113. Stationed at CHP’s Woodland headquarters, Officer Armando Ocampo provided details about the arrest. On California State Route 113, CHP officers attempted to pull […]

UC Davis continues to be a top school for sustainability
Campus NewsJanuary 24, 2020
UC Davis is most sustainable university in U.S., third globally, according to GreenMetric Rankings For the third year in a row, UC Davis has been named the “most sustainable” university in the U.S. and the third most sustainable university in the world, according to the 10th annual GreenMetric Rankings. Between May and October of 2019, […]

Free Fitness Days offered at ARC for first two weeks of quarter
FeaturesJanuary 17, 2020
Program allows students to try classes before purchasing a group exercise pass The Activities and Recreation Center (ARC) has offered Free Fitness Days as a rebranding of Try Before You Buy for a few years now. Unlike its predecessor which was offered for the first week of the quarter, Free Fitness Days is offered for […]
