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Bomba Fried Rice brings Davis community together with their lively shows and diverse group of musicians

FeaturesMay 9, 2024
Local band fosters an inclusive environment   By GRETA FOEHR — features@theaggie.org    Bomba Fried Rice is a local 11-person band made up of musicians from all over the world, playing “Latin genres ranging from Salsa, Rock, Reggae, Spoken Word, Cumbia, Mambo, and Ska, merging cultures and styles of music,” according to their website.  The […]

The importance of reading in college and its positive effects on cognitive function

FeaturesMay 8, 2024
UC Davis students share books and advice that helped them learn to enjoy reading   By ZOEY MORTAZAVI — features@theaggie.org   It’s no secret that reading is good for your brain. In fact, getting into the habit of consistently reading can work wonders for cognitive function, memory retention, stress reduction and general brain performance. College […]

What is it like to be a commuter at UC Davis?

FeaturesMay 8, 2024
Students share their experiences as commuters   By SABRINA FIGUEROA — features@theaggie.org    Running late due to packed parking garages and sleeping in your car during gaps in your schedule are just some of the many experiences in commuter culture.  On an average weekday, 30% of UC Davis commuters drive, 19% ride the bus and […]

This election cycle, ‘Bitch’ was on the ballot

FeaturesMay 6, 2024
Two UC Davis students discuss their unique ASUCD Senate campaign   By EMME DUNNING — features@theaggie.org   Editor’s Note: The candidates were interviewed and this article was written prior to the ASUCD elections. Both Dhilena Wickramasinghe and Amrita Julka were elected to the Senate table.    Chances are, if you’re a woman, you’ve been called […]

Danzantes Del Alma’s 45th annual show celebrates the vibrancy and diversity of Mexican culture

FeaturesMay 3, 2024
UC Davis’ folklórico group serves as a home away from home for many students    By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org    A week before Danzantes Del Alma’s annual show, Michelle Mendoza, a fourth-year design and communications double major and the group’s publicity chair, described the energy that went into the production of the show.  “We’ve […]

Rocknasium’s second annual Pole Studio Showcase highlighted a vibrant community

FeaturesMay 3, 2024
The local rock climbing gym’s pole dance showcase put on an engaging production   By GRETA FOEHR — features@theaggie.org    Rocknasium, Davis’ local climbing gym and pole studio, hosted its second annual Pole Studio Showcase on April 20, 2024. The showcase featured a variety of pole dancing performances and select belly dance acts.  Imani Latif, […]

This election cycle, ‘Bitch’ was on the ballot

FeaturedApril 30, 2024
Two UC Davis students discuss their unique ASUCD Senate campaign By EMME DUNNING — features@theaggie.org Editor’s Note: The candidates were interviewed and this article was written prior to the ASUCD elections. Both Dhilena Wickramasinghe and Amrita Julka were elected to the Senate table.  Chances are, if you’re a woman, you’ve been called a bitch at […]

Soaring housing prices around UC campuses signify a contribution to gentrification

FeaturesApril 30, 2024
Housing crises in the nine undergraduate UC campuses make affordable housing for all hard to come by   By SABRINA FIGUEROA  — features@theaggie.org    The University of California is known to be among one of the top educational and research institutions in the United States, with nine undergraduate campuses all across the state. In 2023, […]

The benefits of outdoor study spaces

FeaturesApril 29, 2024
Students report that taking advantage of the spring weather can increase academic performance   By ZOEY MORTAZAVI — features@theaggie.org   To many college students, productive studying is often associated with dark, stuffy library rooms and secluded corners. Whether this reasoning stems from trying to cut off distractions, staying away from people or just because libraries […]

Office hours provide students unique opportunity to connect with faculty

FeaturesApril 25, 2024
Faculty and students dispel common myths about office hours and highlight their importance    By EMME DUNNING — features@theaggie.org   College can be challenging. Particularly at a competitive institution like UC Davis, it’s easy for students to become overwhelmed with mounting assignments and get lost in the shuffle of a large research institution. In these […]

UC Davis women’s club water polo team notes importance of their close-knit community

FeaturesApril 18, 2024
Club sports provide opportunities for athletes to continue their sport in college   By EMME DUNNING — features@theaggie.org   Sports are an integral part of the high school experience for many teenagers. They provide a sense of structure, a way to make friends and a chance to play at a highly competitive level. After graduating […]

Misner & Smith: the musical duo with a creative process fueled by gardening

FeaturesApril 17, 2024
Sam and Megan discuss their new album and inspiration from the Davis gardening community   By GRETA FOEHR — features@theaggie.org    Local musical duo Misner & Smith brings the Davis community together through their passions for music and gardening, which they often express simultaneously.  The duo is made up of Sam Misner, the guitarist and […]