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This UC School Is Paying Students To Stay Home and Not Travel Over Spring Break
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March 9, 2021

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UC Davis really, really wants its student population to stay within city limits over spring break.

The university is offering 750 Davis students a $75 grant through a partnership with the city of Davis to be used for “staycations” later this month.

The grants can be used for purchases at local small businesses — and are tied to four different categories: Get Active, Get Artsy, Home Improvement and Let’s Stay In. The businesses involved in the partnership have not been named.

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