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More positive impacts that students and staff have made in their community during quarantine

FeaturesFebruary 25, 2021
How volunteer and service organizations have continued to improve their communities in the pandemic As a continuation of the pandemic positivity series, UC Davis organizations discuss more ways in which they have continued to support the local community.  A social media promotion held by Hearts for Homeless. Hearts for the Homeless Hearts for the Homeless […]

Student-run organizations advocate against housing insecurity

FeaturesFebruary 25, 2021
Representatives from several student-run organizations discuss their efforts to combat housing insecurity for Davis students Winter Quarter is typically when students begin looking for housing for the next school year. This process can be daunting enough as it is, especially for first-time renters, but even more so due to the uncertainty brought about by the […]

UC Davis research shows ‘shadow pandemic’ is disproportionately hurting women and girls

FeaturesFebruary 22, 2021
UC Davis students and staff discuss COVID-19’s disproportionate effects on women, especially women of color The COVID-19 pandemic has had effects that stretch far beyond public health and economic sectors, including its disproportionate effects on women. The adverse effects of COVID-19 on women has been called a “shadow pandemic” by many scholars, which Anna Ward—the […]

UC Davis Yoga Club stretches practices and mindfulness into the new year

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2021
Club members reflect on the importance of yoga and meditation during the pandemic In response to stressors relating to the pandemic, many students have developed self-care habits to maintain mental and physical health, such as yoga and meditation. At UC Davis, the Yoga Club welcomes students interested in yoga and provides them with resources including […]

ASUCD Pantry provides food aid to students during power outages

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2021
The Pantry adapts its services to continue combating food insecurity and to supply basic necessities to students The conditions brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic have had a negative impact on many facing food insecurity, including UC Davis students. Many students have been left unemployed or have had reduced work hours, causing financial strain. These […]

UC Davis Sacramento Area Youth Speaks poet to compete for the title of National Youth Poet Laureate

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2021
Youth Poet Laureate Western Regional Ambassador Alexandra Huynh details her ambitions; SAYS director discusses how the program elevates underserved student voices Sacramento Area Youth Speaks (SAYS), founded and sponsored by UC Davis, is a “social justice movement,” as stated on their website, concerned with providing modes of expression to underserved high school students and helping […]

Monthly open mics give first-years opportunity to connect

FeaturesFebruary 18, 2021
Lindsay Flores and Karylle Ilao encourage classmates to express themselves and make new friends during virtual performances On Saturday, Jan. 30, Lindsay Flores and Karylle Ilao, two first-year students, hosted their monthly virtual open mic night for all UC Davis students. The event was attended by around 15 students and featured music, poems, comedy and […]

How the Turtle House has remained a co-op of creative output and collaboration

FeaturesFebruary 17, 2021
Residents share the sense of fellowship the Turtle House has provided for them during the pandemic Since the 1990s, the Turtle House—located on Second St. and named for the turtle that hangs in its upstairs balcony—has served as a hub of entertainment and creativity for its residents and UC Davis students. Until recently, the cooperative […]

Delving into the truth about food additives and disputed ingredients

FeaturesFebruary 16, 2021
UC Davis students and a nutrition professor break down the myths surrounding food additives, ingredients and dyes This article is the first installation of The California Aggie’s Mind and Body series, which discusses nutrition, physical wellbeing and mental health. Over the past few months, posts concerning fear over possibly harmful dyes, additives and ingredients in […]

Male contraceptive study sparks conversation about responsibility, gender roles

FeaturesFebruary 15, 2021
UC Davis clinical trial launched in June of 2020 could offer a revolutionary contraceptive method for men Birth control and pregnancy prevention has mostly been considered a responsibility of women in the past, and many people have wondered: Why? Today, the only available methods of birth control for men are condoms and vasectomies; there is […]

The dean of the UC Davis Medical School discusses the vaccination rollout, patient care

FeaturesFebruary 12, 2021
UC Davis is currently vaccinating patients 65 and older. To find out when they are eligible, patients can register for an account with MyUCDavisHealth Having only worked at UC Davis for six months before the outbreak of COVID-19, Dr. Allison Brashear, the dean of the UC Davis School of Medicine, said that partnering with the […]

KDVS podcast hosts share their experience creating shows for the Davis community

FeaturesFebruary 11, 2021
Two KDVS podcast hosts reflect on the development of their shows and how they have continued during the pandemic KDVS, a student-run community radio station at UC Davis, provides a platform for many students and community members alike. From music to podcasts, KDVS broadcasts a variety of content 24 hours a day.  Dr. Doug Desalles, […]