Biking is the most popular way for Aggies to get around campus at UC Davis! Here are some tips from your on-campus bike resources – the ASUCD Bike Barn and the Transportation Services Bike Program– to set yourself up for success.
Congratulations on becoming a UC Davis student! We can’t wait to meet you. We know that there is a ton of information for you to take in about UC Davis, from classes to campus life. In this blog series, we’re going to give you the run-down on everything about living and eating on campus so you can get the most out of your time here. To start us off, let’s talk about what to expect at the residence halls, including the basics, furniture, packing list, roommates and tips.
Hello parents! Welcome to Student Housing and Dining Services’ blog series. Every month in the In the Know newsletter, we will have a blog about all things living and dining on campus. For this month, we want to prepare you and your student for what to expect from the residence halls and the dining commons. Let’s get to it.
Big Shift is an ambitious project to replace UC Davis’ steam-powered heating system with hot water generated by electricity, a renewable resource. The project began in spring of 2020 and focused on districts, converting one area of campus at a time. For the 25-26 school year, one of those districts will be near you and involve digging trenches, installing new hot water pipes, insulating those pipes and then restoring the surface that was dug up.
We always strive to make where you eat and where you live the most enjoyable part of your day, but right now, some of our dining locations and residence halls will be affected by the union strike that is taking place on April 1. We hope all dining locations and residence halls will resume their normal operations as soon as possible, but in the meantime, please learn more about what is affected.
Which Student Housing and Dining locations are temporarily closed:
UC Davis’ housing program was awarded Gold by the 2024-2025 NASPA (National Association of Student Personnel Administrators) Excellence Awards for their program, Need-Based Rent Subsidy: Improving Long-Term Housing Affordability for Low-Income Students. In 2024, the program awarded 590 students (50% of income-qualified applicants) from the Green at West Village, Primero Grove and Orchard Park a total of $791,998. Students were classified into three categories: extremely low income, very low or low income and moderately low income or median income.
