The Bay Area artist discusses the methods and meaning behind her sustainable practice
By SAVANNAH ANNO — arts@theaggie.org
In between the top and bottom floors of...
How to make time for both assigned reading and books of your own
By SAVANNAH ANNO — arts@theaggie.org
Whether it’s 10 books for your English course,...
The benefits of contract grading and students’ response towards the system
By LORENA ALVAREZ — arts@theaggie.org
This far into their education, college students are no strangers...
An unapologetically queer 1959 Hollywood film starring Marylin Monroe that is still worth watching today
By SAVANNAH BURGER—arts@theaggie.org
During a time where America criminalized all homosexual...
Enjoy a selection of April-themed poetry
By JULIE HUANG – arts@theaggie.org
The month of April promises spring showers, summer around the corner and an entire month...
A warm family film that could’ve been explored more
By INDRANIL BASU — arts@theaggie.org
“Wonka,” directed by Paul King and written by King and Simon Farnaby,...
Students and community gear up to have a schedule packed with engaging and academic opportunities
By ELIZABETH WOODHALL — arts@theaggie.org
As we approach the end of...
Spruce up your spring with some movies to add to your Letterboxd
By NATALIE SALTER — arts@theaggie.org
As springtime blooms here at Davis, one of the...
Beyoncé recently released her first country album, despite the backlash she’s faced from the country music community
By AALIYAH ESPANOL-RIVAS — arts@theaggie.org
Amongst many people’s 2024...
The Art’s Desk Weekly Picks for Music, Movies and More
By SOFIA BOZZO — arts@theaggie.org
Book: “Devotions” by Mary Oliver (2017)
On the heels of a cold,...
If you’re looking to read a popular book series but aren’t sure where to start, here are some suggestions
By NATALIE SALTER — arts@theaggie.org
If you’ve...
Each pick follows a unique cast of characters as they undergo life’s daily struggles and odd situations
By SAVANNAH ANNO — arts@theaggie.org
Sometimes, all you need...
Floriography, the study of flowers as symbols, is a unique and seasonally relevant way to express your thoughts about your loved ones
By NATALIE SALTER...
The Art Desk’s weekly picks for movies, music and more
By ANNABEL MARSHALL — arts@theaggie.org
Book: “Almost Invisible” by Mark Strand (2012)
“Oh,” said my friend after...
