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Why Family Student Housing Doesn't Have (and Might Not Get) Generator Power - Vimarsana News

Why Family Student Housing Doesn't Have (and Might Not Get) Generator Power

In her five years living at Family Student Housing (FSH), Melissa Svigelj has acquired a bevy of camping lanterns, a battery generator, a solar panel, and a camping stove. These items aren’t for ou

Local leaders decry mass eviction, weigh options in response - Vimarsana News

Local leaders decry mass eviction, weigh options in response

Capps and her team canvassed the apartment complex, meeting largely with Spanish-speaking families and sharing a resource sheet to residents.

High numbers apply for fall 2023 undergraduate study UC Davis - Vimarsana News

High numbers apply for fall 2023 undergraduate study UC Davis

UC Davis continues to attract high numbers of undergraduate applicants. For fall 2023, a total of 109,350 applied — just shy of last year’s record.

UCSB sees highest ever winter quarter enrollment - Vimarsana News

UCSB sees highest ever winter quarter enrollment

Winter quarters typically see a decline of several hundred students from the start of the academic year.

Checking In With Chancellor May: Closing Out the Year - Vimarsana News

Checking In With Chancellor May: Closing Out the Year

To the UC Davis Community: I hope you are all doing well as we reach the end of finals week and the fall quarter. It’s a busy time when many of us can use some extra support, especially our students. Earlier this week, I lent a hand serving Moonlight Breakfast, our traditional, nourishing study break. Thanks to Dining Services for preparing the food, the ASUCD Coffee House for hosting — and the approximately 2,000 students who turned out.