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From holistic healing practices to jewelry

FeaturesMay 26, 2023
What crystals mean for people, from healing properties to beauty   By KACEY CHAN — features@theaggie.org    Crystals are seen in jewelry from online brands like Enroute Jewelry, sold at events like Whole Earth Festival and even infused into skincare services like facials. However, despite their ubiquity, people are often unclear as to what they […]

UC Davis students serving in the Military Reserve describe their experiences

FeaturesMay 24, 2023
According to students, serving in the military can have financial and social benefits    By AMBER WARNKE — features@theaggie.org    Serving in the military is often presented as an alternative path to college, but some students choose to pursue both. The Military Reserve is a route many college students take, in which they only serve […]

Davis Rewilding Society plants and spreads awareness about California native flora

FeaturesMay 23, 2023
A nonprofit student organization is taking environmental initiative to conserve California natural habitats   By LYNN CHEN — features@theaggie.org  Lea este artículo en español.    The Davis Rewilding Society, a nonprofit student organization founded in 2021, has the mission of introducing California native plants to the UC Davis campus as part of efforts to restore […]

Aggies in the Area: Harleen Sidhu

FeaturesMay 22, 2023
UC Davis student shares her experience volunteering with the ASUCD Pantry    By DANIELA DULA MEJIA — features@theaggie.org   This week’s Aggie in the Area is Harleen Sidhu, a third-year human development major who has been volunteering for the Pantry for three years. This year, she is a shift lead and helps organize volunteers for […]

New exhibition at the International Center captures experiences of LGBTQIA+ international graduate students

FeaturesMay 21, 2023
“Alienation and Liminality” is an interactive installation of visual collages that disseminates qualitative research conducted by the Queer Trans Lab at UC Davis   By INDRANIL BASU — features@theaggie.org   The interactive exhibition “Alienation and Liminality: An Installation on International LGBTQIA+ Graduate Student Experiences on Campus” is currently open for viewing at the International Center. […]

Classic novel inspires generations through contemporary performance

FeaturesMay 20, 2023
Texas-based collective Theatre Heroes performs “Call of the Wild: Illustrated Edition” at the Mondavi Center   By MIA BALTIERRA — features@theaggie.org   “The Call of the Wild,” the classic tale of a dog named Buck and his journey from lavish pet to laboring sled dog in the Yukon, is a novel many people grew up […]

Tensions rise between local artists and clothing resellers in Davis

FeaturedMay 19, 2023
With clothing reselling gaining popularity, the Davis Art Market has made efforts to resolve artists’ concerns   By KACEY CHAN — features@theaggie.org  Lea este artículo en español.    The vintage and art markets in Davis have been gaining popularity and the number of sellers has been increasing weekly, as clothing resellers recently joined the artists […]

UC-AFT, students call for reinstatement of music professor Erik Peregrine after new candidate hired for tenured music department role

Campus NewsMay 19, 2023
The professor cited gender discrimination as one of the reasons for the hiring decision, which the department denies   By RACHEL GAUER— campus@theaggie.org   Choir students and members of the UC-AFT union are calling for the reinstatement of Erik Peregrine, who currently serves as the director of choirs and as a lecturer in music at […]

Arboretum group invites community to experience the joy of folk music

FeaturesMay 15, 2023
Every Friday, Davis locals and students gather with instruments at the Wyatt Deck for an open jam session   By MIA BALTIERRA — features@theaggie.org Lea este artículo en español.   The Davis Arboretum is known for its sprawling grassy landscape, redwood trees and peaceful stream. But every Friday at noon, one may also encounter the […]

Aggies in the area: Aaries ‘Big Aaries’ Harris

FeaturesMay 15, 2023
Meet the face of Aggie Studios, the student-run ASUCD video production team   By FAITH DEMEULENAERE — features@theaggie.org   Aaries “Big Aaries” Harris is a third-year communication and cinema and digital media double major who is best known for his involvement in Aggie Studios student interviews on the Aggie Studios Youtube or Instagram (@aggiestudios).  According […]

How the strawberry breeding program at UC Davis is cultivating ‘the next best strawberry’

FeaturesMay 14, 2023
UC Davis’s selectively bred, high-quality strawberry varieties are used in approximately 60% of the world’s strawberry production   By LYNN CHEN — features@theaggie.org Lea este artículo en español.   A customer visiting the supermarket most likely has no second thoughts while picking up their usual carton of strawberries. They may glance here and there for […]

‘Rage and Resilience:’ UC Davis celebrates Pride Month in May

FeaturesMay 14, 2023
Tristan “TK” Morton, the director of the LGBTQIA+ resource center, discusses pride programming and the inspiration for this year’s theme   By EMMANUEL FONSECA — features@theaggie.org  Lea este artículo en español.   May is UC Davis’s Pride Month, an annual tradition dedicated to bringing visibility and educating people on the lives of LGBTQIA+ individuals. UC […]