Director Chloe Zhao’s damning look into the lives of itinerant workers brings attention to a little-known American subculture
Full disclosure: I love the desert—and...
2020 graduates share how they made their commencement special despite COVID-19 restrictions
On April 16, Chancellor Gary May announced that 2021 graduates will have the...
Coming to stores near you this holiday season
BY KATE HARGES — klharges@ucdavis.edu
As I’m sure many can relate, the vaccine names Moderna, Pfizer and Johnson...
Woodland to hold a year-long “Celebrate Woodland” campaign
Woodland celebrated its 150th anniversary on Feb. 22, 2021, and the city is hosting a series...
Fifteen students are running for six senatorial positions and one candidate is running for External Affairs Vice President
Senate:
Jack Anthenelli (Thrive), a second-year undeclared major,...
Yolo County supervisor urges people to comply with health guidelines, prevent winter outbreak
Over the past two weeks, Yolo County has experienced a rise in...
Eased restrictions on indoor businesses means greater social responsibility from individuals
As we return to Davis, the Editorial Board urges all students to do so...
Despite pandemic, voter turnout predicted to remain similar to previous years
This article was updated on Sept. 17 to reflect that the Harper Junior High...
The following transcript has been edited for length and clarity.
The California Aggie: If you could introduce yourself — your name, your year, your major...
UAW Local 2865’s bargaining team voted 10-8 to not call a strike vote, increasing current discontent with union leadership
Hundreds of phone calls and countless...
Six SHCS counselors say they feel devalued, voice frustrations with management
This article fits into the context of a previous article by The California...
Despite an unceremonious end, this is only the beginning.
Strangely enough, I’ve always loved newspapers. As a kid, I can remember snatching the Los...
