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Pan received a Master of Science and Ph.D. in Textile Engineering in China before working at UC Davis   By ROBIN FRANKLIN — campus@theaggie.org   UC Davis Distinguished Professor Emeritus Ning Pan, known for his contributions in textile engineering, passed away on Sept. 7. Pan’s research included work on advancing the engineering of fibrous materials […]

A foot injury in a preseason game against the Washington Commanders placed Larison on injured reserve   By COLINA HARVEY — sports@theaggie.org   Interview contributions by Lilia McCann, reporter for California Polytechnic University, San Luis Obispo Mustang News.   In his five seasons with UC Davis football, running back (RB) Lan Larison made a name […]

Fall, friends and Davis’ art-filled nights await   By IQRA AHMAD — arts@theaggie.org   Welcome home Aggies!  As the leaves begin to blush into shades of red and orange and the Davis bike paths come back to life with sounds of ringing bells and calls of “on your left,” the familiar endearments of fall are […]

First-year students describe their experiences before moving in   By GRACIELA TIU — features@theaggie.org   This past week, many incoming first-year UC Davis students have been preparing to leave their homes and transition into their college lives. New students can experience a range of emotions — excitement, nervousness, sadness and more — upon moving into […]

The Davis Collection shopping center brings new national retailers and dining options   By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org    The redevelopment of the former University Mall into The Davis Collection is beginning to take shape. Approved as a commercial-only project under the city’s University Commons plan, the project retains the existing Trader Joe’s and introduces […]

Learn about the majors in this college, including their unique requirements and the potential career paths you can pursue after graduation   By KATIE HELLMAN – science@theaggie.org   If you’re new to UC Davis: First of all, welcome! There’s a good chance that if you’re reading this, you’re majoring in a STEM field; after all, […]

Ilupeju reflects on historical ASUCD firsts, expansion on basic needs and election reform   By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@aggie.org    Associated Students of the University of California, Davis (ASUCD) President Gaius Ilupeju’s 2024-2025 term was nothing if not eventful. Reports about alleged election misconduct and inter-ASUCD power struggles, plus a contested student election this past […]

Petition calls for community-based alternatives to security presence     By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org   As of a few weeks ago, security guards equipped with gear — including tactical vests and tasers — have been present at the entrance of the Davis Food Co-op, a cooperatively owned grocery store in Downtown Davis.  “This partnership with […]

Students reflect on the atmosphere of the Arboretum and what they love about it    By AMBER WARNKE  — features@theaggie.org   UC Davis students flock to the campus’ beloved Arboretum in the spring and summer months, taking advantage of the warm weather and flourishing plants amongst the Arboretum’s scenery. When the rainy winter season is […]

The Editorial Board encourages media outlets to not sacrifice journalistic integrity as many continue to speak out   By THE EDITORIAL BOARD    As of September 2025, 248 journalists have been killed in the Gaza Strip — unprecedented numbers spanning any modern conflict. In fact, more journalists have been killed in Gaza since Oct. 7, […]

The bewitching singer-songwriter’s third album takes her music in a wilder, more vulnerable direction   By NATALIE SALTER — arts@theaggie.org    The contemporary dating scene — one so emotionally barren that the term “situationship” has emerged to define almost every romance — tends to make true love look like a distant, almost illusory prospect. Is […]

A UC Davis WarnMe message sent early Thursday, August 21 did not note that the warning of an active shooter on the university’s campus was a drill.