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Aggie photographers share photos documenting their summer activities                         Compiled by: The California Aggie Photo Desk — photo@theaggie.org

Southern California music festival will showcase biggest talents from hip hop to electronic music After one decade of bringing heavy beats and hip hop, HARD Summer returns to Southern California boasting a super stacked lineup headlined by DJ Snake and Justice. Other electronic acts include Bassnectar, Zeds Dead, Jai Wolf and Dog Blood, the duo […]

Canadian-based producer plays three ‘shows in a row’ in Oakland Toting his iconic mau5head, Joel Zimmerman, a.k.a. Deadmau5 made his return to the Bay Area with three sold at shows at the Fox Theater in Oakland. The electronic music producer is known for sticking to his own style of music and not playing your typical […]

London-based duo brings simple melodies to Sacramento Across the pond, British based duo, Oh Wonder, recorded one track every month for a year in their home studio in London. Each song was released on Soundcloud on the first of every month. Initially, it was dismissed as a gimmick, but it caught on garnering numerous streams […]

Indie-electronic producer to tour California As part of his Desert Moon tour, Sajeeb Saha, better known under his moniker Jai Wolf, will play at Ace of Spades in Sacramento on April 19. Previously, Saha was known for his remix opportunities with Dirty South, Alesso and ODESZA, with each remix landing a #1 spot on Hype […]

Inflatable champagne bottles, pillow fights, bananas for a memorable event Dubbed as “Dada Land” for the night, Bill Graham Auditorium was transformed into a magical venue filled with inflatable bananas, pillow fights and balloons.  The Swedish-based EDM duo, Dada Life, brought energy and house music to the packed venue in San Francisco. Rewinding to the […]

The ASUCD Senate gathered at the Memorial Union on Feb. 23 at 6:10 p.m. for its weekly meeting. The meeting began with a speech by Davis Mayor Robb Davis. Davis’ speech touched on various issues such as housing, sanctuary cities, infrastructure, hate crimes, the city’s relationship with the university and its recent divestment from Wells […]

Men’s basketball defeats Cal State Fullerton 74-65 The UC Davis men’s basketball team played the Cal State Fullerton Titans at the Pavilion on Wednesday night. The Aggies surged in the second half to a 74-65 victory, keeping their undefeated home record intact and securing their 15th overall win of the season. Senior guard Brynton Lemar […]

Don’t take the Enneagram in front of your friends “My parents met through a personality test.” A few years ago, my friend in high school was trying to convince me to take a personality test called the Enneagram, and I was in no mood for any crunchy, Berkeley, spirituality mumbo jumbo. I’m a man of […]

Aren’t you tired of hearing about this headline again? Yeah, me too. It’s exhausting. It feels as if, year after year, we hear the same old narrative at the end of January through the beginning of February. Brady and Belichick. Brady and Belichick. Brady and Belichick. Next week, the New England Patriots are headed to […]

Former plans paused in light of Katehi’s resignation Prior to her resignation as UC Davis chancellor, Linda P.B. Katehi laid out tentative plans to extend UC Davis into Sacramento. The plans were brought to a halt during the chancellor search process. In 2014, Katehi had begun plans to integrate UC Davis into Sacramento and add […]

University accused of violating state labor laws, bad faith bargaining The University of California member-run union, International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 2010, will hold a one-day strike on all 10 UC campuses, five UC medical centers and the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab on Tuesday, Jan. 10. The strike aims to bring attention to supposed violations […]