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CHELBERT DAI / AGGIE

UC Davis: the coolest school around

FeaturesOctober 14, 2016
UC Davis makes top 10 in Sierra Club’s cool school rankings for fifth year in a row UC Davis has once again ranked in the top 10 of Sierra Magazine’s “cool school” rankings for sustainable universities and colleges. Out of 202 competitors across the nation, UC Davis ranked at number eight. The Sierra Club, a […]
AMY HOANG / AGGIE

A textbook marketplace in the palm of your hand

FeaturesOctober 12, 2016
Davis Senior High School students develop smartphone app for local textbook sales High prices and long bookstore lines make buying textbooks every quarter a rough experiences. Amazon, Facebook groups and virtual textbooks are some attempts to solve this problem, but can still prove to be inconvenient. UC Davis students have two Davis high schoolers to […]
ALEXA FONTANILLA / AGGIE

Just Davis things

FeaturesOctober 10, 2016
Debunking UC Davis myths, stereotypes Does the entire campus actually have the scent of the Tercero dairy cows? Is taking Chem 2A truly the worst decision any undergraduate student could ever make? Is Davis really surrounded by desolate farmland? UC Davis is subject to a variety of myths and stereotypes, however, some tend to be […]
MONICA CHAN / AGGIE

From wheat field to gathering place

FeaturesOctober 9, 2016
The UC Davis quad: its appeal, its history, its memories Ninety-five degrees, a cup of iced coffee and a gently rocking hammock can make the perfect combination on a warm school afternoon. But, while most spots on campus are not ideal locations for such a combination, the UC Davis Quad is the exception. “[The Quad] […]
VENOOS MOSHAYEDI / AGGIE

More than just a walk in the park

FeaturesOctober 9, 2016
Free nature events at the Arboretum every week this fall Whether students have jogged through it, biked its length of three and a half miles or only know it as the mysterious forest with a peculiarly green creek, the Arboretum is a campus resource that everyone should visit this fall. Since its opening in 1936, […]
BECCA RIDGE / AGGIE

The key to a healthy transition

FeaturesOctober 7, 2016
A look into the academic, wellness resources UC Davis has to offer First-years looking for smaller, more personal classes to complement a lecture-heavy workload can look into the one and two unit freshmen seminars offered by the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. These seminars are limited to 19 spots per class, allowing students […]
NADIA DORIS / AGGIE

Going Greek

FeaturesOctober 7, 2016
Panhellenic students discuss sorority, fraternity recruitment Before even coming to university, many students already know whether or not they are going to participate in Greek life. However, prior to joining up, students set on sorority and fraternity life have to endure the infamous “rush week.” The Panhellenic council is an organization that governs all social […]
LUCY KNOWLES / AGGIE

Living in the dorms: a how-to guide

FeaturesOctober 4, 2016
Resident advisors discuss residence hall resources Ice cream socials and movie nights at the rec pool are only a couple of the activities that UC Davis residence halls provide for first-year residents. But while social events are widely publicized on social media, there are many invaluable resources that students do not take advantage of which […]
VENOOS MOSHAYEDI / AGGIE

Cheers to the start of a hella good year

FeaturesOctober 3, 2016
Differences between southern, northern California exhibited at UC Davis Due to its location in the Sacramento Valley, Davis shares many characteristics of northern Californian scenery, slang and weather. While this environment may be familiar to students from nearby regions, other aspects of the small college town often come as a shock to others. “There [was] […]
ALEXA FONTANILLA / AGGIE

Reconstructing our campus

FeaturesOctober 2, 2016
An update on the construction in the Tercero residence hall area In July 2015, demolition of Leach Hall in Tercero led to “Tercero Phase Four” (TP4), an ongoing effort to create new buildings in Tercero. Phase four will feature three new four-story buildings, one large community space building, a music room, a recreational room, a […]
JAY GELVEZON / UC DAVIS CAMPUS RECREATION AND UNIONS

Freshman 15? Don’t Sweat It.

FeaturesSeptember 29, 2016
The ARC provides a variety of fitness tools, activities With the variety of physical activities offered at UC Davis, it’s not difficult to avoid the notorious “freshman 15.” From club volleyball, to intramural quidditch teams, to establishing a fitness plan with one of the many qualified trainers on campus, there are fitness opportunities for anyone […]
ALEXA FONTANILLA / AGGIE

A network of support

FeaturesSeptember 26, 2016
Nontraditional students seek social network at new school Every year, UC Davis greets a wave of eager 18-year-olds running straight from high school into college. But among the masses are students who are often older, a little more mature and have more experience under their belts. Luckily for transfer, reentry and veteran students, UC Davis […]