This weekend was, as I paged through Aggie Job Link looking for internships I might be interested in, when I started feeling wistful about working as the science editor and columnist. I’m currently on the hunt for internship positions at labs doing research in microbiology. Right now I’m still on the first step of sifting […]

In roughly one week it will be summer for Davis students and most of the UC system, which for many of us means  summer plans, summer fun and summer concerts. Yes, music will be in the air throughout California — it will be prominent and some festival you won’t be able to attend will dictate […]

Police pepper spray student protesters, community outraged Nov. 19 — On Nov. 18, police officers pepper sprayed a group of student protesters on the Quad. The event came after students camped out on the Quad as part of the Occupy UC Davis movement. Ten individuals were arrested, nine of whom were UC Davis students. — […]

In my last column, I’d like to reflect on the year and think about what’s next. As the school year draws to a close, it’s worth remembering a parable by Italian political theorist Antonio Gramsci. Gramsci pointed out that everyone wants to make history in an instant, to be the “ploughman of history,” but first […]

Over 50 participants worked up a storm on Sunday at the Sigma Challenge for Shriners Hospital. The event, hosted by the National Panhellenic Council and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, featured a timed obstacle course in which teams of five overcame eight stations. Competitors raised $200 for the hospital as well as $50 in donations. “We’re […]

Normally this would be the time for the Arts Editor to write a farewell; as the year comes to an end, so does the position at The Aggie. This year is a little different. Goodbyes were said at the end of Winter Quarter, when Uyen Cao left for Spain and introduced me as the new […]

The city of Davis website holds an interactive data map that provides in-depth information on the city’s traffic. Developed on a geographical information system (GIS), the new tool was designed by the city’s engineering technician, Matt Wolf, in an effort to provide the community a new source of convenience. “It is a way for me […]

Oct. 18 That’s fishy There was a loud party with lots of bass on Anderson Road. Nov. 1 Party to die for There was loud music coming from the cemetery on Pole Line Road. Nov. 3 Baseless attack Someone poured acid on a vehicle on Mazanita Lane. Nov. 17 Horn of plenty Someone had a […]

As the final days of college approach for us graduating seniors, the inevitable “what comes next” question looms in most of our sweet little hearts and heads. This time can be both overwhelming and exciting, as we cling to fleeting memories of these past years in Collegeland. For some, anxiety about life after university has […]

I had a hard time thinking of what to write my outgoing editor in chief column about. Below is the thought process I went through. Oh man, what should I write about for my last column of the year? So much has happened during my term. Town halls, pepper spraying, protests. This was a pretty […]

Under pressure A student was referred to Student Judicial Affairs (SJA) for allegedly plagiarizing a paper in a UWP class. The professor noticed that numerous sections of the paper were taken verbatim from other sources. The student admitted that she was very stressed and did not have time to paraphrase her sources. The student agreed […]

GALLERY UC Davis 2012 MFA Exhibition Tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. to June 29, free The Nelson Gallery Seven students are going to receive their master of fine arts — there will be a degree exhibition at UC Davis’ Nelson Gallery starting tomorrow night. Come check out these students’ work before they enter careers as visual […]