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The Importance of Statewide Primaries and Municipal Elections

FeaturesMay 24, 2018
The importance of voting in these elections Mark those calendars, Aggies — the California statewide direct primary and general municipal elections will be held on June 5 this year. The statewide direct primary ballot allows voters to decide among a host of different ballot initiatives and potential candidates. The last day to register to vote […]

Aggies in a cappella

FeaturesMay 21, 2018
Overview of a cappella community at UC Davis It was roughly 9:30 p.m. one night her freshman year when Yanise Nevarez remembered that auditions for the one of Davis’ a cappella groups ended at 10 p.m. After not getting into any groups at the joint a cappella auditions beforehand, she thought there was nothing to […]

Changing career path late in the college career

FeaturesMay 21, 2018
UC Davis alumni reflect on degrees they regretted pursuing in college, decisions made in later years Throughout the first and second year of college, it’s not unlikely for students to change their major until they find the most suitable fit. However, some students decide much later in their lives that they may have decided to […]

Adventure awaits

FeaturesMay 21, 2018
Davis’ Outdoor Adventures offers students a thrilling new experience Northern California is home to many scenic natural landmarks to take advantage of throughout the rest of these sunny Spring Quarter Saturdays. Outdoor Adventures at UC Davis offers students the opportunity to escape their daily routines and appreciate the world around them while having thrilling experiences. […]

Aggie Profiles: Daryl Lee

FeaturesMay 20, 2018
Former men’s tennis head coach discusses mentorship, sportsmanship Just beyond the glass windows of the education building stretched Sacramento State’s tennis courts, their muted greens and reds an all-to-familiar sight for masters student Daryl Lee. It was the early 1990’s, and Lee was finishing up his degree in marriage, family and child counseling. However, regular […]

UC Davis professors on intervention

FeaturesMay 17, 2018
U.S. missiles strike Syria On April 14, the United States dropped bombs on Syria in cooperation with France and the United Kingdom. While Pentagon Chief Spokesperson Dana W. White said that France and the United Kingdom showed solidarity with American military actions, Sunaina Maira, a professor of Asian American studies at UC Davis and the […]

Finding a niche

FeaturesMay 15, 2018
Students look to cultural clubs, religious organizations for peer solidarity Throughout the years spent in college, individuals may find different groups that can eventually lead them to develop a sense of community. Students can take advantage of different peer groups, varying from classmates to neighbors, in order to make connections. Organizations often provide the opportunity […]

Taking academic advantage of summer months

FeaturesMay 14, 2018
Students, administrators share summer session experiences As the academic year comes to an end, many students are on the lookout for job opportunities or volunteer positions that may advance their understanding of their respective career goals. UC Davis also offers students the opportunity to take courses during a six-week period over the summer. Danica Fisher, […]

Yellow Light — Stop

FeaturesMay 13, 2018
Sexual Assault Awareness Month fights for prevention, creates discussion around consent. The UC Davis campus and a number of student organizations came together in April to raise awareness for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. From a calendar of events held throughout the month to symbolic pairs of jeans and teal ribbons on the West Quad trees, […]

Wong Fu Productions to make Davis appearance

FeaturesMay 13, 2018
Asian-American media, film group breaking barriers in the industry The Asian American Association will be hosting its annual film festival this year from May 7-10. The three-day event was created in an effort to acknowledge and celebrate Asian-Americans in the film and media industries. This year, the AAA has invited members of Wong Fu Productions […]

Introducing Aggie Compass

FeaturesMay 10, 2018
Basic needs center in newly-expanded MU Aggie Compass, a UC Davis Basic Needs Center for students, will open later this spring in the east wing of the Memorial Union. Aggie Compass will open up shop as a center for students to obtain help concerning food, housing and other basic needs. Aggie Compass will be an […]

A vision for 40 acres

FeaturesMay 8, 2018
Students work to improve Davis land while preserving SLLC spaces The heart of west campus is home to over 40 acres of land belonging to the groups in the Sustainable Living and Learning Communities. Over the years, students and faculty have worked side-by-side to envision designs to improve the infrastructure of the SLLC while maintaining […]