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Pence Gallery Art Director and Curator Natalie Nelson shares the process of making curatorial choices By IQRA AHMAD — arts@theaggie.org  On any given day at the Pence Gallery in Downtown Davis, visitors can encounter paintings exploring identity or sculptures made from unexpected materials calling attention to emerging or fundamental issues in society or the environment. […]

The renewal of the Tuition Stability Plan is set to increase tuition between yearly cohorts of admitted students   By KHADEEJAH KHAN — campus@theaggie.org   The University of California (UC) Board of Regents, the system’s governing body, has voted to continue tuition raises for future students of the UC system. The Regents, who made their […]

The AISC helps students engage with artificial intelligence amid global technological development and controversy   By GRACIELA TIU — features@theaggie.org   As artificial intelligence (AI) technology rapidly expands, its presence is increasingly felt in academic and professional settings. At the same time, it also represents one of the most controversial topics of campus discussion, as […]

Local residents joined Davis Co-op Board Members for breakfast and conversation  By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org    The Davis Food Co-op (DFC) hosted a Breakfast with the Board event on Saturday, Jan. 10, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., as an opportunity for community members to join the DFC Board of Directors in conversation. Samantha […]

Students now only have the right to a formal hearing when sanctions include suspension or dismissal

By CHRISTIAN CENDEJAS – photo@theaggie.org   The “Big Shift” is an infrastructure project that aims to update our inefficient and deteriorating steam heating system with a greener, efficient and durable hot water system. Currently, construction crews are focusing on upgrading the Sprocket district, which includes the Segundo and Regan residence halls, the ARC and […]

How nostalgia has become our quiet rebellion By NEVAEH KARRAKER — nakarraker@ucdavis.edu Second-hand clothing, once frowned upon, has now become aspirational — the targeted style exudes nostalgic mid-90s to early 2000s vibes. Presumed iPad-raised generations have now openly adopted flip phones, along with other forms of older technology. Everything appears to have inverted. This sudden […]

The Arts Desk’s weekly picks for movies, music and more    By JONAH BERMAN — arts@theaggie.org   Song: “Automatic Love” by Nourished by Time (2025) Baltimore native Marcus Brown, who performs under the stage name Nourished by Time, has been diligently crafting his idiosyncratic mix of R&B and pop for years. After switching to XL […]

Meet the students running to serve on the ASUCD Senate   By AALIYAH ESPAÑOL-RIVAS — campus@theaggie.org In this week’s Associated Students of the University of California, Davis (ASUCD) Fall Election, 13 candidates are running to fill six available seats on the ASUCD Senate — the main legislative body of the UC Davis undergraduate student government. […]

A UC Davis WarnMe message sent early Thursday, August 21 did not note that the warning of an active shooter on the university’s campus was a drill.

Why pigeonholing personality types limits you   By ABHINAYA KASAGANI— akasagani@ucdavis.edu   For as long as I can remember, the classification of myself as Type A or Type B has felt foreign to me. I have shirked a label not solely to surpass a social tag, but to demand reclassification into a category that felt […]

DAiCon 2025 is set to feature anime-related panels, cosplay contest and voice actor guest speakers