The California Aggie published its final issue of the 2008-2009 academic year on June 4. While we will not publish during Summer Session I, we will be back to our normal summer publication schedule at the start of Summer Session II. The first issue of the year will appear on August 3. To contact our managing staff in the meantime, please see the contact page.
The world's foremost terrorist is an avid music listener, a stickler for grammar and has a great appreciation for poetry.
Yes, this is the same Osama bin Laden who orchestrated the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.
Beginning July 31, the Coffee House will close its doors for renovations. The popular ASUCD-run business is scheduled to re-open fall 2010. In the meantime, limited services will be offered in the east wing of the Memorial Union. Campus Copies, the Aggie Student Store, Book Buyback and the U.S. Post Office will close to make room for temporary operations.
For many UC Davis students, the end of spring quarter means beach trips and BBQs - but for Transportation and Parking Services it means hundreds of bikes left on campus for the summer.
"We really encourage students not to leave their bikes on campus during the summer months," said David Takemoto-Weerts, bicycle program coordinator for TAPS. "Not only do excessive unused bikes take up valuable [bike rack] space and pose a tripping hazard, they are also very tempting for thieves."
Since Larry Vanderhoef became UC Davis' chancellor in 1994, the campus has undergone an explosion in growth. The university has completed $1.6 billion in projects over the last ten years alone and increased its faculty and student enrollment by over 40 percent each.
It may seem hard to believe, then, that just three years ago Vanderhoef was embroiled in a scandal that threatened to discredit his leadership. But regardless of how one feels about Vanderhoef's tenure, he will undeniably have a lasting impression on the campus.
Pop a squat
A female was seen urinating in a front yard on Villanova Drive and was subsequently arrested. Jan. 9.
Possibly his lucky day
An individual reported possibly finding drugs in an apartment. Jan. 9.
Hey man, you want some CRACK?!
An individual was approached by another person, on C Street, who asked if he wanted to buy crack. Oct. 31.
Aggie closed until Aug. 3June 5, 2009
UCD professor examines bin Laden audio tapesJune 4, 2009
Police BriefsChancellor Vanderhoef leaves lasting legacy at UC DavisCoho to begin year-long renovationTAPS to impound bikes abandoned on campus during the summerJune 3, 2009
Cal Aggie Alumni Association proposes new fee collectionCorrectionUCD reacts to selection of Chief Justice SotomayorCall for nominations for the 2010-2011 Campus Community Book ProjectStudents protest fees, administration pay, budgetJune 2, 2009
State amendment proposed to remove regents' autonomySenate hears next year's budgetUCSA collecting testimonials from grad studentsJune 1, 2009
Senate BriefsU.S. House of Representatives passes resolution to congratulate UC Davis
