Senior Issue 2020
Over their years on staff, the seniors at The California Aggie have spent countless hours in 25 Lower Freeborn and all over campus, committed to making UC Davis and the city of Davis better places through their work. But they are not only devoted to their work at The Aggie — they are loyal friends, supportive mentors and distinguished students. Graduation for the Class of 2020 may not be the celebration they had anticipated, but despite the unexpected end to their time at UC Davis, this send off should mean no less.
Click below to read senior columns written by The Aggie’s graduating staff as they move on to the next chapter of their lives.
How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard
by Kaelyn Tuermer-Lee, Editor-in-Chief
After four years at The California Aggie, I’m still not ready to say goodbye
On questioning and the quest for nuance
by Hannah Holzer, Managing Editor
Evolution of nuanced storytelling as informed by mentors, professors, peers and friends
What a different world I could have lived in
by Kenton Goldsby, Campus News Editor
Narrowly escaping a life in ASUCD, I could never be more grateful that I found myself at The California Aggie
A maze worth navigating through
by Stella Tran, City News Editor
To the place where I finally found myself
The most wonderful, unexpected experience
by Hanadi Jordan, Opinion Editor
It’s hard to say bye, so I’ll just say thank you
A string of happy coincidences
by Claire Dodd, Features Editor
Consider what will really matter years from now and make your choices off of that. Say yes, call your mom and don’t sweat the small stuff
by Liz Jacobson, Arts and Culture Editor
College newspapers are more than just breaking news
A farewell to four years of Aggie sports
by Dominic Faria, Sports Editor
The California Aggie’s sports editor recounts his favorite memories, moments from his time at UC Davis
Honest dispatch from a worried 22-year-old
by Cecilia Morales, Science Editor
Still learning and unlearning, I hope you are too
by Sydney Odman, Social Media Manager
Despite an unceremonious end, this is only the beginning.
Are we moving forward or backward?
by Isabella Bloom, Copy Chief
Like a pandemic event, we can only know what college is once it’s actually over
by Tessa Koga, Graphic Designer
Like a pandemic event, we can only know what college is once it’s actually over
