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Download a .pdf of highlights from the Community Benefit Partnership Agreement.

The items listed below are being presented for City Council's approval on April 6, 2021. If approved, a link to the entire Community Benefits Partnership Agreement will also be found on this webpage, https://aggiesquare.ucdavis.edu/cbpa.

• Precast Erection commenced 2/3/2021. Erection will continue through mid-April.
• Continued work on new utility installation including Fire Water and Domestic Water at West/South/East sides of structure.
• Curb and Gutter Installation along new X-Street Alignment.

• Topping slab and mechanical, electrical and plumbing work to commence week of March 15, 2021.

By Tanya Perez on July 7, 2020 in University

New analysis from an economic research firm predicts Aggie Square at the UC Davis Sacramento campus will add nearly $5 billion to the Sacramento region’s economy each year and support 25,000 ongoing jobs.

By Sharon Knox on June 1, 2020 in Education

Students taking the Biomedical Engineering at the Health Campus experience will enroll in three courses and complete an internship.

By Gary S. May, Brett Lee and Don Saylor on October 22, 2019

This commentary by Chancellor Gary S. May, Davis Mayor Brett Lee and Yolo County Board of Supervisors Chair Don Saylor appeared in the Oct. 20 edition of The Davis Enterprise.

By Julia Ann Easley on October 21, 2019

Members of the campus community are encouraged to stand with undocumented students through participation in a University of California awareness campaign beginning Tuesday (Oct. 22).

By Lisa Howard on October 2, 2019 in Science & Technology

California Gov. Gavin Newsom today (Oct. 2) signed into law a bill that creates a new way for researchers to commercialize scientific discoveries made at California state parks. 

UC Davis’ Office of Government and Community Relations and research unit the California National Primate Research Center (CNPRC), hosted legislative staff from six congressional offices this month.

Attendees included: Syndey Lewis, Sacramento District Director, Senator Harris; Jamario Jackson, Field Representative, Senator Feinstein; Mathew Ceccato, District Director, Congressman Bera; Natasha Pavlovich, Field Representative, Congresswoman Matsui; Mel Orphilia, Field Representative, Congressman Thompson; Logan Sidle, Field Representative, Congressman Garamendi.

A former lineman for the Cal Bears and NFL prospect before deciding to pursue a career in public service, U.S.  Congressman John Garamendi was elected to the California legislature in 1974, where he served for 16 years, attaining the position of Senate Majority Leader.  His laws established California’s emergency medical system, expanded community health clinics, created a work-oriented welfare program, protected Lake Tahoe and Mono Lakes, and developed an overall state agenda for competitiveness and scientific advancement.  He authored the Senior Center Bond Act an