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The new reality for holiday travel

FeaturesDecember 14, 2020
Holiday traveling differs from previous years as hotels and airports see a decline in guests and passengers among increased health guidelines Unlike previous holiday seasons, this winter brings travel limitations as the number of COVID-19 cases has skyrocketed across the country and California reverts back to the purple tier. Consequently, hotels and airlines have both […]

Toys for Tots continues through the pandemic

FeaturesDecember 11, 2020
Yolo County Toys for Tots has altered its annual program in order to ensure that children receive toys this holiday season Despite the pandemic, Yolo County Toys for Tots remains committed to providing toys to children during the holiday season. In order to maintain the safety of volunteers and participants, the coordinators have made significant […]

Tree Davis recruits volunteers to build Davis’ ‘urban forest’ during the pandemic

FeaturesDecember 9, 2020
The executive director, board members of Tree Davis detail the environmental and mental health benefits of planting trees Tree Davis’s mission, stated on their website, is “to enhance and expand our urban forest by teaching the people of our community to plant and care for trees.” Every weekend from October to April before the pandemic, […]

Students learn remotely from different locations

FeaturesDecember 8, 2020
The flexibility of online classes allows for education from any location Education has taken a new course with remote learning this year, allowing the traditional on-campus experience to become more open-ended and flexible. There is no longer a set location for students, as they can access classes from anywhere with a reliable source of WiFi. […]

Unitrans in need of drivers for the 2021-22 school year, according to Unitrans general manager

FeaturesDecember 7, 2020
Unitrans has increased its safety precautions and hourly wages for drivers to combat the projected driver shortage once the pandemic subsides Due to the pandemic, Unitrans is currently operating at reduced service. Once services return to normal, however, they are expecting a significant shortage of drivers: less than half the amount needed to operate regular […]

Freshmen plan for Winter Quarter

FeaturesDecember 4, 2020
The class of 2024 decides where to live next quarter amidst a year of remote learning The class of 2024 began their freshman year of college in the middle of a pandemic, stuck in a new reality ruled by COVID-19. As health guidelines continue to adapt, this year’s freshman class is making decisions about their […]

California COVID Notify: the app pioneered by the UC system that can trace contact with COVID-19

FeaturesDecember 4, 2020
How six UC campuses are revolutionizing contact tracing to control the spread of COVID-19 UC Davis and the wider UC system have been contributors to COVID-19 research and COVID-prevention tools since the beginning of the pandemic. One of these tools is California COVID Notify, a contact tracing app that can notify participants when they have […]

Love Campus offers upgraded way to date during a pandemic

FeaturesDecember 3, 2020
Online platforms like Love Campus, created by UC Berkeley students, offer the opportunity to make connections and possibly meet a partner As dating comes to an abrupt halt during COVID-19, Lena Reibstein, a UC Berkeley third-year studying film and data science and founder of Love Campus, began the show Love Campus as a nationwide alternative […]

Is Davis a political bubble?

FeaturesNovember 30, 2020
Davis students reflect on Davis’s political climate and its effects on their beliefs In the wake of a divisive election, many believe that “political bubbles,” or being surrounded by one’s own beliefs, are more frequently occuring, including in college towns. Evan Cragin, a fourth-year political science major and the executive director of the Davis College […]

The effect of Proposition 16 on campus diversity

FeaturesNovember 27, 2020
Faculty members weigh in on the outcome of Proposition 16 and how UC Davis continues to address structural barriers to higher education and employment Despite the failure of Proposition 16 in the recent California election, the UC system has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting diverse campuses. The proposition would have replaced Proposition 209 that banned […]

Student and staff member discuss taking a break from online school

FeaturesNovember 26, 2020
The director of the Center for Chicanx and Latinx Academic Student Success and a UC Davis student share reasons for taking an academic break During online learning, students have struggled more and more with mental health and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. For some, however, functioning in an online collegiate environment has become fatiguing, according to […]

Students explore ways to celebrate Thanksgiving during the pandemic

FeaturesNovember 25, 2020
Suggestions and guidelines on how to safely celebrate this holiday season can also be found at cdc.gov For many students, Thanksgiving break typically consists of well-deserved rest from school, expressions of gratitude, family gatherings and home-cooked meals. As the 2020 holiday season approaches and county-wide restrictions change based on the fluctuating number of COVID-19 cases, […]