Good morning, Davis.

The University of California renewed its policy for annual tuition hikes on Wednesday after the Board of Regents voted 13 to 3 amid student appeals—students had asked for lower costs.

ASUCD Fall Elections have ended with six students winning one-year terms on the student government senate—Aggie Alliance Slate candidates Ryan Kan and Aaron David Heth were disqualified for having three violation points under campaign rules.

If their disqualifications are overturned on appeal—new senators will be sworn in on Dec. 4 to help manage a $22 million annual budget.

A Yolo County jury decided Thursday to give Michael Bisch $159,300 in punitive damages after he was fired in 2022 from Yolo Food Bank—this decision adds to the legal challenges following his sudden dismissal.

UC Davis is using artificial intelligence to help doctors and researchers spot illnesses sooner and improve patient care—projects include smart home sensors for early detection and tools that predict health changes.

Chancellor May said these efforts will guide future care and ensure that AI is used safely and fairly for all patients.

Irving Berlin's White Christmas

7:30-9:30 p.m. — UC Davis Health Pavilion — Ticketed event — Experience the classic tale and songs of White Christmas in a vibrant live production that adds holiday cheer to the season.

Holiday Magic Concert

2-4 p.m. — Richard Brunelle Performance Hall — Tickets available — Enjoy an afternoon of your favorite holiday songs in A Capella style with Voices of California.