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UC Davis Botanical Conservatory curator, nursery technician, volunteer discuss Corpse flowers’ expected blooming. UC Davis’ Botanical Conservatory is home to a vast variety of plants. Among them is the Amorphophallus Titanum (Titan Arum), more commonly known as the “corpse flower.” Native to Indonesia, the corpse flower first bloomed in cultivation 137 years ago. “In 1878, […]

55-38 loss to Cal Poly drops overall record to 1-9. A high-scoring game against Cal Poly in the Battle for the Golden Horseshoe left the UC Davis football team with yet another loss, bringing their overall record to 1-9. Though the Aggies tied up the game multiple times early on, they never claimed the lead […]

Grants to be distributed by the city to help artist carryout projects. This past October, the Davis Civic Arts Program received $75,000 from The Cannery as part of the city’s 1 percent for the Arts Program, where new construction sites set aside 1 percent of their construction budget to fund city art projects. The city […]

Betty Irene Moore Hall to open on Sacramento campus fall 2017. On Nov. 15, UC Davis held a groundbreaking ceremony on its Sacramento campus to celebrate the beginning of construction for the new Betty Irene Moore Hall. The $50 million hall, which is expected to open in fall 2017, will be the central building for […]

Student-run radio station seeks to raise $70,000 by spring quarter KDVS, UC Davis’ community-based radio station, has recently undergone significant budget cuts from ASUCD. KDVS’ budget is lower than it has been since the 1970s, without taking inflation rates into account. KDVS received a subsidy of $42,048 for 2014 and 2015. In contrast, the final […]

Students march across campus in support of free tuition, cancellation of student debt On Nov. 12, UC Davis students rallied together in support of the “Million Student March.” The march, which began at the Memorial Union and traveled throughout campus, is a national movement that demands free tuition from public universities, the cancellation of all […]

Physical therapist, personal trainers stress the importance of good form during workouts At some point in their four years at college, most students have probably promised themselves something along the lines of “I’m going to go to the gym at least five days a week from now on.” It’s an admirable intention that serves as […]

Men’s basketball goes 79-66 in win against Portland Pilots After Friday’s loss that broke the 14-game winning streak of last years team, UC Davis men’s basketball bounced back to get their first win of the season in the second of a three-game homestead on Nov. 15. The Portland Pilots were left in the dust as […]

66-53 defeat gives women’s basketball team 0-2 record in second official home game Entering the third quarter with a four-point lead, the Aggies deteriorated in the second half, allowing Pacific to turn it around for a 66-53 Tiger win. UC Davis women’s basketball fell to a record of 0-2 on Nov. 16 while Pacific went […]

CoHo to donate proceeds toward ASUCD Scholarship Fund based on number of wrappers recycled. The ASUCD Coffee House (CoHo) continues to become more environmentally-friendly through its participation in the New Jersey-based upcycling company TerraCycle’s Energy Bar Wrapper Brigade. Through this partnership, which began in fall 2013, the CoHo collects used wrappers in the CoHo and […]

Temple Coffee Roasters hosts opening party for new location in Davis Temple Coffee Roasters, with their unique take on coffee, has arrived in Davis. Residents from across town flocked to the well-lit café, located at 239 G St., for the Opening Party held on Nov. 11. Complimentary beverages, a live jazz band and a photo […]

The Aggies put pressure to keep game close with the Cardinal before falling in third quarter UC Davis women’s basketball put up a hard fight against Stanford on the night of their official home opener, but ultimately ended up losing to the Cardinal 74-45. The Aggies started the game neck and neck with Stanford and […]