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During Black History Month, The Aggie recognizes Black alumni

FeaturesFebruary 3, 2022
A celebration of plant biologist and mentor Dr. Beronda Montgomery By MAYA SHYDLOWSKI — features@theaggie.org This article is the first in a four-part series in honor of Black History Month in which The California Aggie interviews a few of the many distinguished African American UC Davis alumni. These alumni discuss their achievements, how they’re uplifting […]

Cal Aggie Camp creates lifelong memories for campers, counselors alike

FeaturesJanuary 31, 2022
UC Davis students share how the one week camp has impacted their Davis experiences and local children’s summers By ANNE SALTEL — features@theaggie.org Impromptu fashion shows, wishboat making and 7 a.m. plunges into the lake make Cal Aggie Camp a whole lot of summer fun. But for both the campers and counselors, the week-long trip […]

UC Davis researchers use high-tech methods to improve agriculture in the face of climate change

FeaturesJanuary 27, 2022
New project hopes to combat effects of climate change in African countries by combining technology and agriculture By MAYA SHYDLOWSKI — features@theaggie.org UC Davis researchers in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences and College of Engineering are using plant genetics, artificial intelligence and three-dimensional (3D) modeling to develop new varieties of crops that will […]

Five students share their experiences forming college friendships

FeaturesJanuary 24, 2022
Students talk about the unexpected ways they met their best friends on campus and offer tips for others By JALAN TEHRANIFAR — features@theaggie.org Making friends in college can be intimidating when first arriving on campus, especially since most students are living alone and moving away from home for the first time.   Parents’ advice to their […]

Discord helps students connect during periods of virtual instruction

FeaturesJanuary 20, 2022
Students explain how Discord’s unique platform allows clubs and classes to form communities online By ANNE SALTEL — features@theaggie.org Campus has been quiet this January due to the extension of remote learning; however, online, students are buzzing with connection. As people have relied more heavily on various social media sites to connect with friends and […]

UC Davis Health researchers create MILO, a powerful machine learning tool

FeaturesJanuary 13, 2022
MILO is being evaluated to rapidly process COVID-19 tests and secures a bright future for the integration of AI/ML in infectious diseases By MONICA MANMADKAR — science@theaggie.org In 2014, Dr. Nam Tran, a professor of clinical pathology at UC Davis Health and senior director of clinical pathology at the Health System, sought a better way […]

Why more people than ever are testing positive for COVID-19 — and shouldn’t be ashamed

FeaturesJanuary 13, 2022
UC Davis infectious disease expert explains why the omicron variant is so contagious and how it is expected to spread in Davis and around the U.S. By MAYA SHYDLOWSKI — features@theaggie.org Students shouldn’t be ashamed if they test positive for COVID-19 in the coming month, according to UC Davis infectious disease expert Dr. Dean Blumberg. […]

Tips for setting ‘smarter’ New Year’s resolutions in 2022

FeaturesJanuary 6, 2022
A UC Davis Health clinical psychologist shares strategy for making, and sticking to, goals this year By MAYA SHYDLOWSKI — features@theaggie.org Losing weight and getting healthy are some of the most common “New Year’s resolutions” people set. According to data collected by Bloomberg, gym memberships spike during January and reliably begin to fall off in […]

UC Davis community members share their favorite holiday traditions

FeaturesDecember 23, 2021
From religious to cultural to secular festivities, the winter months are a time of celebration for many By KATIE DEBENEDETTI — features@theaggie.org As fall quarter and 2021 come to an end, many students and professors are ringing in the holiday season and preparing for the new year. Here’s how some of them celebrate this special time […]
Backpack with words next to it that say "Article 26 Backpack"

Article 26 Backpack from UC Davis allows students to safely store academic resources

FeaturesNovember 13, 2021
Backpack aims to provide refugee students and those from areas of conflict a secure location to store information and documents By SIMRAN KALKAT — features@theaggie.org Many students at UC Davis may take access to school as well as education materials and documents for granted, but for refugee and at-risk students, accessing schoolwork can be a […]
Cheeto, a campus cat that resides by the Physics building. (Quinn Spooner/ Aggie)

UC Davis community grieves the loss of Compost, one of the famous felines who called the campus home

FeaturesNovember 11, 2021
Students and staff share their experiences and memories of Compost and other campus cats By MAYA SHYDLOWSKI — features@theaggie.org Over the weekend of Oct. 23, UC Davis lost Compost, one of the beloved felines that has brought comfort and happiness to many students. Compost, who lived at the Student Farm on campus, died at the […]

Community leaders reflect on importance of Filipino American History Month

FeaturesNovember 5, 2021
Eight UC Davis Filipino cultural organizations help students feel connected to their heritage   By JELENA LAPUZ — features@theaggie.org   Filipino Americans celebrated October as Filipino American History Month. Various community leaders from different Filipino organizations on campus discussed their experience with Filipino American identity and the importance of Filipino American History Month. Ian Guzman, […]