Featured

UC Davis students, professors and residents express their opinions on the 2024 election   By EVELYN SANCHEZ — features@theaggie.org   With votes still being counted, this year’s Election Day was polarizing. Emotions are frayed and public discourse is as divisive as ever. By the morning of Nov. 6, the election was called by the Associated […]

The Editorial Board encourages you to consider student safety on campus, spending transparency and free speech when casting your ballot By THE EDITORIAL BOARD From Tuesday, Nov. 12 to Saturday, Nov. 16, students at UC Davis have the opportunity — for many, their first — to vote in the fall ASUCD elections. The California Aggie’s […]

The film delivers a horrifying retelling of a serial killer’s appearance on “The Dating Game”    By ANA BACH —- arts@theaggie.org    If you haven’t been spooked enough this Halloween season, Netflix recently came out with a thriller that will surely deter you from ever going on a blind date. Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, “Woman […]

With Election Day around the corner, press ownership blocks endorsements from newspaper editorial boards Disclaimer: While this editorial will be discussing pressing issues facing reporters this election, The California Aggie Editorial Board is not able to make formal political endorsements, according to external bylaws. This story will discuss the anti-press policies of certain political candidates, […]

Social time is essential for your well-being   By MOLLY THOMPSON – mmtthompson@ucdavis.edu    Coming into college, I knew I’d be learning a lot. What I didn’t expect to learn was the value of social relationships.  I thought I was done learning my lesson about the importance of friends back in middle school or maybe […]

Davis Rotary Club hosts 18th annual biergarten in Central Park    By ELIZABETH BUNT — arts@theaggie.org    Grab your steins and bratwursts because Oktoberfest is coming to town. On Oct. 26 from 6 to 9 p.m., the Davis Sunrise Rotary Club will be hosting their 18th annual festival downtown at Central Park. This year’s entertainment […]

Innovation offers introduces a new method of communication By ARYAMAN BHATIA — science@theaggie.org   UC Davis researchers have published a study explaining their groundbreaking brain-computer interface that enables Casey Harrell — a man with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a nervous system disease that impairs physical functioning — to communicate effectively. This marks a significant advancement […]

UC Davis football improves to 6-1 in a 46-point victory over Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo   By Diego Cerna – (sports@theaggie.org)    On Oct. 12, No. 6-ranked UC Davis football team faced California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (Cal Poly SLO) Mustangs in an afternoon game at the UC Davis Health Stadium. As […]

As November nears, the city news desk created a voter guide for Davis residents to make informed decisions about the local candidates and measures on their ballot   By THE CITY NEWS DESK — city@theaggie.org   Linda Deos: Linda Deos is running for the Davis City Council in District 2. For the last few years, […]

The three candidates running for District 2 discussed their positions on hot topics during a forum held by the League of Women Voters    By RORY CONLON — city@theaggie.org   The three Davis City Council candidates running for District 2 discussed plans to make housing more affordable, support business owners and engage with UC Davis […]

Gaius Ilupeju divulged the wrongdoing during the Oct. 3 ASUCD Senate meeting, before ASUCD officials attempted to stifle publication of the issue   By VINCE BASADA — campus@theaggie.org   An unnamed former ASUCD unit director disregarded employment rules and interview bylaws, ASUCD President Gaius Ilupeju alleged at a public Oct. 3 ASUCD Senate meeting. “We […]

These grants fund research for programs such as social work and psychology studies   By JORDAN POLTORAK — campus@theaggie.org   UC Davis received over $1 billion in undergraduate and graduate research grants for the third year in a row. The two largest providers were the federal government providing $441 million and the state providing $237 […]