Arts & Culture

Aggie Style Watch: Back to School Edition
Arts & CultureOctober 5, 2016
Making basics unique Emma Gary is a third-year art history and history double major with a passion for fashion. According to Gary, who takes a “back to basics” approach to clothing, wearing “classic pieces” can often be the perfect way to make a good first impression. [hr] ASW: How would you describe your style? Gary: […]

Memoirs of a mellophonist
Arts & CultureOctober 2, 2016
Being apart of the Band-uh! family UC Davis alumnus Reece Mathiesen still remembers the first time he watched the UC Davis Cal Aggie Marching Band-uh!, clad in blue and gold uniforms, march through campus on the first day of retreat five years ago. As an experienced musician, he instantly felt the welcoming atmosphere brought about […]

Pitzer Center to benefit students, Davis community
Arts & CultureSeptember 29, 2016
New recital venue provides music students with enhanced musical experience The opening of the Ann E. Pitzer Center concert hall, a new performance and teaching space, has been much-anticipated by the UC Davis Music Department. The Pitzer Center will celebrate its grand opening from Sep. 23 to 25 with a variety of performances by the UC Davis […]

How to spend your free ticket at the Mondavi Center
Arts & CultureSeptember 27, 2016
Don’t let this go to waste To those UC Davis students who have yet to see a show at the Mondavi Center, you now have the opportunity to attend one show for free! Here’s how it works: in order to receive your free ticket, students will need to either call the Mondavi Center at (530) […]

Your First Day, Told Through Song: A Fall Quarter Playlist
Arts & CultureSeptember 23, 2016
The built-in soundtrack to your first day back on campus. For once, your life does have a built-in soundtrack. 7:30 a.m.: “Sleepwalker” by Emily King Monday morning, as you chase your bus down the street, frantically dodging cars while jaywalking through a major intersection, take the time to dance around in your untied shoes (still […]

Buzzing with excitement
Arts & CultureSeptember 22, 2016
Kick off the new school year with bungee jumping, dance battles, jousting and much more Every year, students come together on The Quad to socialize and celebrate the beginning of the new school year. This event, known as The Buzz, will be held Friday, Sept. 23 from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. and is a great […]

Davis brings new food to the table
Arts & CultureSeptember 22, 2016
Get the scoop on new eateries around the city As a college town, Davis boats restaurants and chains that attempt to appeal to college students by bringing the latest food hype to the city. Popular restaurants, such as Ike’s Place, and trendy foods, like hot pot and milk tea, have all entered the Davis food […]

Sleepy Tom concert review
Arts & CultureJune 3, 2016
Despite the weather, the show must go on This past Saturday was Alpha Chi Omega’s philanthropy event, a benefit concert featuring Sleepy Tom, held in the backyard of the Alpha Epsilon Pi house. Unfortunately, it was pouring rain so not that many people showed up for the concert, although all tickets were sold before the […]

Aggie style watch: It’s-100-degrees-outside edition
Arts & CultureJune 3, 2016
How to survive the heat and still look good Sarah Jensen, a second-year economics and sociology double major, knows how to stay stylish amidst the heat. She opts for shorts and a tank when the weather gets too hot to function. Jensen believes that wearing what makes you comfortable will make you happy. ASW: What […]

Summer movies to watch out for
Arts & CultureJune 2, 2016
Stay out of the heat by moving in to your local movie theater For anyone who is spending the summer in Davis, escaping to the local movie theater to sit in an air-conditioned room full of strangers sounds like the perfect way to avoid the blistering heat. And here are just some of the many movie […]

Davis Gets a New Pizza Joint
Arts & CultureJune 2, 2016
A Review of Blondie’s Pizza is a staple food in the college diet and yet, for a college town, the Davis area has a surprisingly poor selection of pizza places. There’s Woodstock’s, which is amazing if you’re willing to pay for it; Village, if eating thin crust pizza on a patio is your thing; and […]

Unleash your anger with ‘Angry Birds’
Arts & CultureJune 2, 2016
Be aware of that thick-eyebrowed red bird, because that “anger might be contagious” Study breaks are especially valuable during finals week. A relaxing and well-spent study break can increase productivity and prepare one to end a turbulent quarter with high spirits. Here’s a suggestion: how about taking a two hour study break to watch the […]

