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Seniors share post-grad plans

FeaturesJune 12, 2019
Graduating seniors discuss their various plans for post graduation The end of the quarter usually means the start of summer for most students. For graduating seniors, however, the end of Spring Quarter marks the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. Most seniors’ plans for the future vary case-by-case, from applying to jobs, to […]

A blind water taste test to end all debate of the best bottled water

FeaturesJune 10, 2019
Finding the undisputed best water We’ve all been there — coming home after a hot summer day, reaching into the fridge, grabbing a cold bottle of D tier Fiji water and thinking, “Man, is this really the best water?” The quest to answer the illustrious question of which water is best has been attempted by […]

Grad cap design contest begins June 19

FeaturesJune 10, 2019
Prizes include Amazon gift cards, HydroFlasks, alumni gear It’s the time of the year again: graduating students are bringing out their creative sides for the UC Davis Grad Cap Design contest. The deadline to enter the contest is Monday, June 17 at 11:59 p.m., after which students can vote for their favorite decorated grad cap […]

City of Davis is home for over 150 species of birds, among other wildlife

FeaturesJune 10, 2019
Davis students, community members can appreciate native wildlife, nature right outside their doors Besides the students, professors and faculty who can be seen on campus, there are also fox squirrels, yellow-billed magpies, gopher snakes, burrowing owls and more that can also be spotted around UC Davis. Over 150 animals call this campus their home, just […]

Student clubs with purpose, passion and parties

FeaturesJune 7, 2019
Members of SOS, KASA may have other aims UC Davis offers a wide variety of clubs and organizations which promote making connections with other students or helping students pursue a specific interest or extracurricular. While some of these organizations are intended to encourage student involvement, some are better known for their parties. The Ski or […]

In lieu of controversial New Yorker article, UCD Professor weighs in on proper journalistic practice

FeaturesJune 7, 2019
Science journalism’s obligation to truth After The New Yorker published “The Day the Dinosaurs Died,” which details the discovery of a fossil site in Hell’s Creek, North Dakota, by Robert DePalma — a Kansas State PhD student and paleontologist, debates and discussions across the country arose over the article. Douglas Preston’s writing about the discovery […]

Sexual health resources offered on campus for students

FeaturesJune 4, 2019
Student Health and Counseling Services, Women’s Resources Research Center among others provide resources With the passage of recent laws, many students may be wondering what resources UC Davis offers when it comes to sexual health. The Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) and Women’s Resources and Research Center (WRRC) provide options for students to access […]

To tattoo or not to tattoo?

FeaturesJune 4, 2019
Students discuss their experiences getting and having tattoos Turning 18 marks the start of adulthood — with the ability to vote, buy lottery tickets and make one’s own medical decisions, it’s the age of an abundance of new freedoms. Unlike non-ear body piercings, which minors can obtain with a parent present or as notarized by […]

Students discuss Adderall use for academic purposes

FeaturesJune 3, 2019
Those prescribed medication for ADHD weigh in on controversy of pill, its presence in study habits Third-year cognitive science major Claire Brandmeyer was diagnosed with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) when she was in second grade and has been prescribed Ritalin or Vyvanse ever since. After transferring to UC Davis, Brandmeyer noticed the behavior of abusing […]

Plant Sales raise money for Arboretum, Public Garden

FeaturesMay 31, 2019
Davis community members, students come to plant sales to buy California native plants Agaves, aloes, succulents, California Fusil, Buckwheat, California Lilac, Manzanitas, Salvias — all can be found at the Arboretum and Public Garden Plant Sales. Community members and students attend these events at the Arboretum Teaching Nursery, on Garrod Drive, to purchase plants grown […]

Meet the organizers of Mental Health Awareness Month

FeaturesMay 31, 2019
Several student groups come together to promote wellness Throughout May, many mental health advocacy groups stood in solidarity to support Mental Health Awareness Month (MHAM). These groups aim to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health by encouraging students to join the conversation and be more receptive towards recognizing the importance of taking care of themselves. […]

Elite Dance Company’s first annual spring concert

FeaturesMay 31, 2019
Showcasing original choreography and supporting a helpful cause The Elite Dance Company hosted its first annual spring concert on May 19 in the Della Davidson Performance Studio. From starting with only five members a few years ago to featuring a healthy number of members eager to show off their own choreography, the organization has seen […]