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UC Davis Mental Health Conference focuses on awareness and reducing stigma

FeaturesFebruary 13, 2020
The fourth annual conference hosted presentations by experts and students in a broad spectrum of fields Students and Davis community members alike gathered to the UC Davis Conference Center on Jan. 25 to start off the fourth-annual Mental Health Conference. Inspired by the Reclaim Mental Health Conference hosted by UC Irvine, the UC Davis Mental […]

Founders of Davis Farmers Market tell their story

FeaturesFebruary 13, 2020
From Bolani to Upper Crust Baking to Good Humus and back: how a small co-op turned into one of Davis’ biggest attractions Being a UC Davis student often goes hand in hand with being a faithful Farmers Market goer, or at least a sporadic one. The Wednesday evening and Saturday morning markets are both extremely […]

Aggie Profile: Dr. Robert Flannery, UC Davis alumnus and Ph.D. of Pot

FeaturesFebruary 12, 2020
CEO of Dr. Robb Farms discusses cutting-edge cannabis research, starting his own farm, destigmatization Dr. Robert Flannery, The First Ph.D. Of Pot™ — a title he has personally trademarked — is both the CEO of Dr. Robb Farms and a UC Davis alumnus. He’s always had somewhat of a connection to plant sciences, however, this […]

Aggie Profile: Treehouse Vintage founder Kenny Gagni

FeaturesFebruary 11, 2020
Gagni talks shopping vintage, owning his own shop, shifts in modern fashion The corners of 2nd and D St. in Downtown Davis boast a few restaurants, salons and bars, but as of October, this corner also became home to a new vintage shop. Small but charming, Treehouse Vintage seems to be Davis’ new spot to […]

UC Davis Police Department’s 2020 resolutions include greater focus on mental health

FeaturesFebruary 5, 2020
Police Chief Joseph Farrow discusses goals for the year UC Davis Police Chief Joseph (Joe) Farrow and the police department have made a few serious resolutions for the new year — resolutions Farrow is confident the department will be able to achieve.  Farrow, who has been in his position since 2017, said it’s been exciting […]

Food Recovery Network at UC Davis reduces waste, helps community

FeaturesFebruary 4, 2020
Student-led UC Davis chapter recovers food waste on campus to help increase food security According to a 2019 Food and Agriculture organization study, almost a third, or 1.3 billion tons, of all food in the world is wasted — yet, food insecurity remains a pressing issue, particularly among university students. Nearly 30% of college students […]

Here’s how five UC Davis students are fighting climate change through daily actions

FeaturesJanuary 31, 2020
Amid climate crisis, UC Davis students do their part to lessen their ecological footprints In an article published by the Wall Street Journal from Jan. 15, 2020, scientists from NASA and the U.S. National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) confirmed that 2019 was the second warmest year to date, and the 2010s was the warmest […]

This year’s Campus Community Book Project focuses on gun violence in US

FeaturesJanuary 31, 2020
On-campus panel on Jan. 30 will feature speakers from Brady United Against Gun Violence From natural disasters and global warming to mass violence, students today find themselves increasingly exposed to devastating events. These topics are delicate, scary and often avoided, but UC Davis’ Campus Community Book Project (CCBP) engages community members in tough conversations by […]

Research opportunities offer undergraduate students invaluable experiences

FeaturesJanuary 27, 2020
Despite obstacles in application process, researchers see benefits that reach beyond the classroom UC Davis is widely renowned as one of the top public research institutions in the world, offering fields of concentration ranging from food science to religious studies. As a university that conducts research conducted by faculty in all sorts of fields, students […]

Rally held to honor Natalie Corona’s life on the one-year anniversary of her death

FeaturesJanuary 24, 2020
Gathering brings up current social issues, including Blue Lives Matter movement, impact of social media, more The Davis community was rocked by a terrible tragedy last year, on Jan. 10, 2019: the death of Natalie Corona, a 22-year-old rookie police officer. Corona was fatally shot in the line of duty while responding to a car […]

State and local government roles offer source of passion to two UC Davis students

FeaturesJanuary 24, 2020
From collecting signatures to protecting the delta, these roles would allow for greater student voice, representation within government With its proximity to the state capitol, UC Davis is often a top choice for students who want to pursue a career in politics. Two students are already starting to take their political aspirations off-campus and are […]

“The cost of living is too damn high!” Petition circulators outside Shields Library tell their story

FeaturesJanuary 24, 2020
Circulators encourage students to get involved in politics “It pertains to everything,” explained Mark Thomas, a 51-year-old petition circulator, about the sign hanging on his table. “Everything is too damn high.” Outside the Peter J. Shields Library and the MU on the UC Davis campus, one or two individuals can sometimes be spotted sitting behind […]