Features

New studio and gallery brings ‘art renaissance’ to Davis
FeaturesJanuary 30, 2024
Secret Spot’s founders discuss their recent open-call show and Davis’ art scene By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org Secret Spot Davis is just that — a secret spot. Located behind The Wardrobe, the art studio would be hard to come across to anyone who wasn’t looking for it. “We’ve lived in Davis our whole […]

Student-run clinic at UC Davis is medically and culturally aware of its patients’ needs
FeaturesJanuary 26, 2024
Paul Hom Asian Clinic provides free health care to Asian population in Sacramento By LYNN CHEN — features@theaggie.org Student-led organizations from UC Davis can make great impacts on local communities. The Paul Hom Asian Clinic, a free student-run clinic located in Sacramento, is dedicated to providing free primary care services to the underserved […]

Does the pressure to choose a major take away from valuable learning experiences?
FeaturesJanuary 25, 2024
UC Davis students reflect on what drew them to their majors By JULIANA MARQUEZ ARAUJO — features@theaggie.org The duration of college, however long it may be for each individual, is a tedious journey through students’ exploration of their careers. Throughout this time, students may doubt if the direction they are heading is the […]

Being a Unitrans driver requires both technical and social skills
FeaturesJanuary 24, 2024
Students and alumni share details on the training process and what they’ve learned so far By LYNN CHEN — features@theaggie.org Arguably, one of the most important jobs on campus is the Unitrans transit driver. Many students and Davis locals depend on Unitrans to attend classes, run errands or just travel around town. The […]

Another year of fashion trends
FeaturesJanuary 23, 2024
UC Davis students speculate what styles the new year will bring By JULIANA MARQUEZ ARAUJO — features@theaggie.org 2023 consisted of some of the most creative and versatile fashion trends yet, making many excited for what fashion in 2024 will look like. Fashion statements tend to go down in history, especially in today’s generation […]

‘Sexcessful’ tips from UC Davis’ Love Lab
FeaturesJanuary 22, 2024
Sexual Well-being Student Coordinator Tristan Fernandez-Acosta speaks on the often unasked questions about students’ sex lives By FAITH DEMEULENAERE — features@theaggie.org Not many students are aware of The Love Lab, which is, according to their website, “a mobile cart stocked with external condoms, internal condoms, dental dams, water-based lubricant and silicone-based lubricant available […]

UC Davis students discuss their unique clothing brand, we2cow
FeaturedJanuary 18, 2024
Founders Brianna Romine and Ian Gomez share how the company got its start, the way it’s run and where it’s going By YASMEEN O’BRIEN — features@theaggie.org You’ve probably seen their iconic cow design adorning Davis students’ attire and accessories for sale at the Davis Street Market or stocked in various shops downtown. […]

Instagram account showcases fashion in Davis
FeaturesJanuary 18, 2024
UCD Fits aims to spread love through fashion and foster a sense of community By LAILA AZHAR — features@theaggie.org In October of 2021, current fourth-year sociology major Cleo Harrison-Felner and fourth-year design major Olivia Hurley had a conversation in their dining hall. “We were like, Davis style and fashion is so underrated. People […]

K-pop creates strong connections between UC Davis students
FeaturesJanuary 17, 2024
The musical genre is a popular subculture on campus By LYNN CHEN — features@theaggie.org At UC Davis, you might have occasionally heard K-pop songs playing at the dining commons, Latitude or in the markets. In fact, K-pop is quite a staple of music playlists here on campus. As part of 2023’s “Spotify Wrapped,” […]

Davis Books to Prisoners works hard to make a difference in the lives of the incarcerated
FeaturesJanuary 16, 2024
The co-founder and a club officer discuss the organization’s purpose By SABRINA FIGUEROA— features@theaggie.org In the United States, 3 out of 5 inmates are considered illiterate, but only about 6 percent of inmates receive education to be able to read during their time in prison. That doesn’t stop them from wanting to learn […]

UC Davis students use art as a form of stress relief
FeaturesJanuary 11, 2024
How artistic activities can be used to combat overwhelming winters By JULIANA MARQUEZ ARAUJO — features@theaggie.org The start of winter quarter, albeit a fresh start, comes with a set of new challenges. To students, it may symbolize the beginning of the most jam-packed and intense quarter of the whole school year. While some […]

Highlighting the importance of seasonal work and travel experience for college students
FeaturesJanuary 11, 2024
Opportunities and advice for those seeking to learn more about the world around them without breaking the bank By ZOEY MORTAZAVI — features@theaggie.org Throughout the average college experience, students can often become overwhelmed by their courses and extracurriculars, sometimes losing sight of the kind of learning that cannot be achieved in a classroom: […]

