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Why is everything suddenly so political?

FeaturesFebruary 24, 2026
Political messaging and its presence in the arts    By VRITI SHAH — features@theaggie.org   Recently, it seems like everywhere one turns they are faced with a political opinion, argument or reference. Even after turning off the news, many are met with even more political conversations on social media and television, in music and literature, […]

Students protest ICE across the country

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2026
In cities throughout the nation, both high school and university students organized against escalated immigration enforcement By GRACIELA TIU — features@theaggie.org As United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations are still active through cities across the country, students in and around these communities continue protesting by holding school walkouts, rallies, vigils, marches and strikes.  […]

From finals to firewood

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2026
Students reflect on their experiences camping around Davis By AMBER WARNKE — features@theaggie.org   UC Davis, known for its ties to the outdoors and its agricultural reputation, attracts many students who are interested in spending more time in nature. However, to Aggies who may be new to the Davis area, the idea of planning an entire […]

Groundhog Day: More than just a humorous celebration

FeaturesFebruary 12, 2026
Experts weigh in on how the holiday influenced America’s historical and cultural landscape By AMBER WARNKE — features@theaggie.org   Every Feb. 2, one of the strangest American holidays of the year takes place; people all across the country wait to be told by a groundhog what the weather will be in the coming weeks. Despite how […]

Raging snowstorms in the East and Midwest raise concerns over climate change

FeaturesFebruary 11, 2026
As snowstorms persist, the dangers of extreme weather become more apparent    By VRITI SHAH — features@theaggie.org   In recent weeks, a series of turbulent snowstorms has held its reign of terror over areas from the Midwest to the East Coast — spanning roughly 2,000 miles across the country. With more than 8 million people […]

Matchmaking platform Date Drop launches at UC Davis

FeaturesFebruary 4, 2026
The new web app matches students with potential partners and helps them find companionship By GRACIELA TIU — features@theaggie.org Date Drop, a compatibility-based matchmaking platform, has recently launched at UC Davis and is now available to students. Run by The Relationship Company, the web application is now free for all UC Davis students, providing weekly […]

Thanks, but no thanks

FeaturesFebruary 4, 2026
College students express dating advice fatigue By AMBER WARNKE — features@theaggie.org As Valentine’s season approaches and stores begin to stock their shelves with heart-shaped chocolates and sappy cards, many students are reminded of the possibility of finding true love in college. However, although Aggies may be looking for a relationship, it can be difficult to […]

From homemade syrups to candles: Eiar Studio and the Pink House Cafe

FeaturesFebruary 1, 2026
UC Davis alumni create a community-oriented vegan cafe in a unique downtown space By AMBER DUHS — features@theaggie.org  Downtown Davis is home to a myriad of small businesses, from thrift stores to coffee shops; it’s an extension of campus and a second home to many students. Among the many businesses students will pass on a […]

The Davis Farmers Market celebrates its 50th anniversary

FeaturesJanuary 28, 2026
The celebration will continue throughout the year, with the official anniversary set for Aug. 1    By MADELYN SEVIGNY — city@theaggie.org   On Jan. 17, the Davis Farmers Market began its year-long 50th anniversary celebration. Patrons, staff and vendors gathered for a group photo below a newly revamped logo and reflected on the growth the […]

A look into California’s complex political landscape

FeaturesJanuary 27, 2026
The Golden State’s politics beyond the blue    By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org    As soon as the clock struck 8 p.m. Pacific Standard Time (PST) on the night of the 2024 presidential election, the state of California was called for Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. “At the top of the hour, 11 o’clock here, East […]

Matchmaking platform Date Drop launches at UC Davis

FeaturesJanuary 27, 2026
The new web app matches students with potential partners and helps them find companionship   By GRACIELA TIU — features@theaggie.org   Date Drop, a compatibility-based matchmaking platform, has recently launched at UC Davis and is now available to students. Run by The Relationship Company, the web application is now free for all UC Davis students, […]

‘Quiet piggy!’ — Trump’s rhetoric towards female journalists

FeaturesJanuary 27, 2026
UC Davis students discuss Trump’s comments and the normalization of misogyny By VRITI SHAH — features@theaggie.org Throughout President Donald Trump’s career, he has been faced with many allegations of verbal and sexual misconduct toward women. Examples of this behavior have ranged from allegations of abuse to his apparent closeness with convicted child sex offender Jeffrey […]