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Nishi 2.0: student perspective

FeaturesMarch 4, 2018
New Nishi proposal is headed for the ballot, but what do students think? Earlier this month, the Davis City Council voted unanimously to put the revised proposal for developing the Nishi Property on the June 2018 ballot. While the measure that failed in 2016 included space for residential housing and research, the new project would […]

Analyzing UC Davis textbook market

FeaturesMarch 4, 2018
UC Davis tackles textbook controversies, affordability Handing over that credit card with a wince is the painful feeling many students have experienced when buying textbooks. While many campus bookstores across the country are for-profit corporations, the UC Davis Bookstore operates as a non-profit entity whose goal includes finding the tools for students to get the […]

Celebrating Black History Month

FeaturesFebruary 27, 2018
Students from the African American community reflect on Black History Month and what it symbolizes Since the 1970s, February has been nationally recognized as Black History Month, a month dedicated to celebrating the sacrifices and contributions that African Americans have made to society. UC Davis students from the African American community see the month as […]

The most obscure, random and amusing things that can be found on Davis Wiki

FeaturesFebruary 25, 2018
What can be learned about Davis from a highly-concentrated hub of quasi-factual information? Davis LocalWiki is an online encyclopedia using the wiki model that allows users to collaboratively share information and observations about local events, locations, people, restaurants and history. One could say that occasionally reading a page on DavisWiki is a good way to […]

If I was a CoHo pastry I would be a…

FeaturesFebruary 23, 2018
A critical analysis of personified pastries Zen Bar What’s the point of getting a pastry if you take out all the fun stuff? Just stick to your oatmeal, dude. You’re the friend who gets sorbet when you go out to ice cream. You’re the one eating and storing everything in a collection of jars and […]

Davis Faculty Association, others create public space for higher education

FeaturesFebruary 20, 2018
Tackling issues affecting California On Feb. 2, the Davis Faculty Association hosted a public forum on the future of higher education in California. The program was also sponsored by the departments of Religious Studies, Sociology and Cinema and Digital Media among other groups. Cinema and Digital Media professor Jesse Drew, a member of the faculty […]

Davis Dance Marathon: Bad Dancing Saves Lives

FeaturesFebruary 19, 2018
Fundraising for children’s hospital, dancing in solidarity with kids On Feb. 18, Davis Dance Marathon, a student-run organization on campus, will be hosting its sixth annual Dance Marathon event at the ARC Ballroom. With the motto that “bad dancing saves lives,” it encourages the campus community to get involved in raising funds for the UC […]

UC Davis analysis of USMLE questions reveals gaps in pain competency

FeaturesFebruary 18, 2018
Focus on pain assessment over pain management linked to opioid crisis Last month, UC Davis pain experts published a study analyzing pain-related questions on the United States Medical Licensing Examination, revealing significant gaps in how medical students are evaluated in their understandings of pain management. The USMLE is a three-part test that all medical students […]

Effects of California’s minimum wage law

FeaturesFebruary 15, 2018
UC Davis eatery raises prices in response to minimum wage increase In January, the minimum wage in California increased from $10.50 per hour to $11 per hour for businesses with 26 or more employees. This change, though it may seem minute, does have significant effects on UC Davis employees. The CoHo, a well-loved campus dining […]

A closer look at campus cadavers

FeaturesFebruary 13, 2018
Investigating UC Davis gross anatomy course, cadaver origins While most introductory anatomy classes are taught in a typical classroom setting with a textbook, only a handful of undergraduate universities offer a class that’s actually centered around the use of cadavers as a learning tool. UC Davis is one of these schools. “My informal research has […]

Totally Psyched

FeaturesFebruary 12, 2018
UC Davis psychology students, faculty provide insights on major Psychology is consistently at the top of the list of UC Davis’s most popular majors. For the 2016-17 school year, 8 percent of all undergraduate students at UC Davis declared a major in psychology. But what exactly is the study of psychology, and what makes it […]

Accessing CalFresh through mRelief

FeaturesFebruary 11, 2018
UC Davis students can address food insecurity with mobile, virtual aid CalFresh is a form of government aid that provides funds for groceries. Although many college-aged students are eligible for it, few access the resources available. Why is this? There are numerous possible explanations, the first being the ignorance surrounding the program itself. What is […]