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Davis City Council passes ordinance halting evictions, suspending fees for water shut-offs during COVID-19 local state of emergency

BreakingMarch 29, 2020
City’s landlords cannot evict renters unable to pay rent due to pandemic, related workplace closures The Davis City Council has unanimously passed a city-wide ordinance that will put a halt to both commercial and residential evictions for non-payment for the duration of the COVID-19 local emergency, provided that tenants can prove they have been financially […]

Employees at UC Davis Medical Center test positive for COVID-19

BreakingMarch 25, 2020
UC Davis Health prepares for expected surge in coronavirus patients in the upcoming weeks  Employees of UC Davis Health have tested positive for COVID-19 in the last week, according to an internal email written by David Lubarsky, the CEO of UC Davis Health, that was obtained by The Sacramento Bee.  One of the infected staff […]

Yolo County conducts widespread outreach to hard-to-count populations before 2020 Census

City NewsMarch 25, 2020
Student, immigrant communities among hardest to measure, officials say Yolo County officials are partnering with other local organizations in an effort to reach out to historically hard-to-count populations — a group that includes both students and immigrants —- for the 2020 census. The 2020 census will take place in March through April of this year, […]

Here’s a bunch of good stuff to watch: 30 TV shows, 100 movies online now

Arts & CultureMarch 25, 2020
The best of what’s on Hulu, Amazon Prime, Netflix, Kanopy, Tubi, Crackle, Vudu My friends watch a lot of movies and television, so sometimes I forget that the amount of media I consume is abnormally — perhaps even disturbingly — extensive. That said, I am now uniquely equipped to recommend what’s good out of what’s […]

Yolo County confirms first COVID-19 fatality

City NewsMarch 24, 2020
Elderly Yolo County patient with underlying health issues dies after contracting COVID-19 On March 22, Yolo County reported its first confirmed death caused by COVID-19. The patient was elderly with other health-related issues besides the virus, according to a press release on the county’s website. “This fatality occurred in an older adult with underlying chronic […]

Commentary: The Day the Sports World Stood Still

SportsMarch 23, 2020
On March 11, the NBA took an unprecedented step in the face of an ongoing pandemic “The NBA has suspended the season.” That six-word tweet sent out by ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski on the afternoon of March 11 set off a shockwave of confusion throughout the NBA, the sports world and the country. In a span […]

Five professors share their favorite books

Arts & CultureMarch 18, 2020
Professors from different departments share their favorite non-academic reads Just like their students, professors are indecisive — half of those contacted couldn’t decide what their all-time favorite non-academic book was. So here is everything close to it.   Sociology Professor Erin Hamilton — “Less” by Andrew Sean Greer Greer’s comic novel is described as satrically funny, […]

No one can be honest on social media

ColumnMarch 18, 2020
Even our private accounts are for the public I’ve had quite a tenure on Instagram. Many of us were in our tender ages during the app’s inception in late 2010, and I’m sure we all watched the app’s transformation from an unassuming photo-sharing platform to a multimillion-dollar Internet superpower.  I could say the same thing […]

The second woman at UC Davis Veterinary School shares her path to education

FeaturesMarch 16, 2020
Janet Sanford speaks about her experience as the second woman admitted to UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine  The California Aggie spoke to Janet Sanford about her experience for women’s history month. Our HERstory series will continue throughout the month of March.  In a class of 45 students, Janet Sanford was the second of two […]

UC Davis officials address decision to make Spring Quarter instruction remote

Campus NewsMarch 14, 2020
Information released regarding future instruction, commencement Editor-in-Chief Kaelyn Tuermer-Lee, Managing Editor Hannah Holzer, Campus News Editor Kenton Goldsby, Opinion Editor Hanadi Jordan and Arts and Culture Editor Liz Jacobson sat down with the following UC Davis administrators on Friday to talk about decisions concerning remote instruction due to the coronavirus. Below is a transcript of […]

Remote instruction planned for Spring Quarter, Picnic Day canceled

BreakingMarch 14, 2020
Instruction to be done remotely for most, if not all, of spring Classes will be given remotely for all of Spring Quarter 2020 at UC Davis, according to an announcement made today by the UC Davis administration. “As the spring quarter progresses, we will continue to monitor the coronavirus crisis and may reassess our directives,” […]

Review: Andy Shauf

Arts & CultureMarch 13, 2020
Sad boy anthems make for soulful night Have you ever come across a song that just gets you? A song that stops you in your tracks and commands your full attention? As you listen, all you can do is close your eyes and submit to a wave of euphoria. If you’ve had this pleasure, you […]