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(pdf) 8 May 2012 Dear Chancellor Katehi and Provost Hexter, The faculty of the Department of Asian American Studies is deeply troubled by the criminal charges filed against the Davis Dozen, who include eleven students and one faculty member, for … Continue reading →

via reclaim UC   The following article by Joshua Clover was just published in the journal College Literature: A Journal of Critical Literary Studies. A PDF of the article is available here. The autumn of 2011 offered extraordinary images of … Continue reading →

Action at the UC Irvine campus Wells Fargo branch, in solidarity with UC Davis. UCI Wells Fargo Protest from Court of Appeal on Vimeo.

Chancellor Katehi failed to express in any meaningful way her expectation that the police operation was to be sharply limited so that no use of force would be employed by police officers other than their demand that the tents be … Continue reading →

reposted from reclaim uc Today’s rally in support of the Davis Dozen was inspiring; those speaking offered compelling accounts of the mutually constitutive, and mutating, relations between university privatization and forms of state repression, and there were lots of people … Continue reading →

Today the Reynoso Report was released. The distribution of this report, initially due within two months of the pepper-spray incident of November 18, has been much delayed. But the timing of its release is opportune, because this is precisely the … Continue reading →

On April 9, two UC Davis law professors—one is an administrator and the other holds an endowed chair—published an article called “Defining the Boundaries of Free Speech in College Protests.” The article takes issue with the Davis Faculty Association’s call … Continue reading →

from UC Chilling Effects Last week, 12 students and professors were notified by the Yolo County District Attorney that they were being charged in relation to the blockade of an on-campus bank at UC Davis.  Protesters had blockaded the branch … Continue reading →