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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 […]

North Dakota breaks Aggies undefeated home streak The Pavilion has fallen. I repeat, the Pavilion has fallen. The UC Davis men’s basketball team lost their opening game against North Dakota State, ending their 14-game-undefeated-at-home streak from the previous year. “We just had some breakdowns at key times,” Head Coach Jim Les said. Junior guard Lawrence […]

ASUCD elects six new senators On Nov. 13 at 12 p.m., ASUCD elections chair Daisy He revealed the results for the fall quarter election at the Mee Room in the Memorial Union. In order of votes received, the six new elected senators are Mikaela Tenner, Georgia Savage, Joshua Dalavai, Parteek Singh, Puneet Dhindsa and Adilla […]

Regents seek to expand UC enrollment by 10,000 students by 2018 On Nov. 19, the UC Board of Regents will vote on a plan to expand in-state undergraduate enrollment across all nine UC campuses by 10,000 students by the 2018-2019 school year. The plan also seeks to increase non-resident tuition by eight percent with the […]

Protesters demand university divest from private prisons, campus police disarm military-grade weapons On Nov. 3, students gathered to partake in the Divest, Disarm: Davis for Black Lives protest. Organized by students under Davis Stands With Ferguson, the protest began at noon outside the Memorial Union. The protesters stopped by the university’s police department before ending […]

Students can earn discounts at local restaurants by locking their phones during class Pocket Points, which made its debut at UC Davis this fall, is a free app that allows students to earn discounts at local and online businesses for locking their phones during classes or while studying. Created in 2014 by Chico State University […]

Putah Creek Winery owners put their own spin on the #GivingTuesday initiative. Jessica Chin Foo, managing partner and co-founder of the GARBA Wine Company, which owns Putah Creek Winery (PCW), has always had a strong interest in nonprofits and community development. Chin Foo, who is also a UC Davis managerial economics alum, previously worked with […]

UC Davis professor, design and engineering students create jacket that unfolds, fastens itself With the help of Assistant Professor in the Department of Design Dr. Helen Koo, two UC Davis students designed and engineered the self-fitting, origami-style “Enfold jacket” for people with body movement difficulties. Fourth-year design and psychology double major Jason Lin and second-year […]

Tutoring program makes impact on students in rural communities Last year was the pilot year for the Knights Landing Bridge Program (Bridge), a community-engaged program that sends UC Davis students to tutor in local rural communities. While the program continues to grow in Knights Landing, starting this fall, it has also expanded into new areas, […]