After four years at The California Aggie, working as city news reporter, editor and editor-in-chief, I’m ready for what comes next By CHRIS PONCE — [email protected] When I first came to Davis, I ...

Show Izakaya, a new Japanese restaurant, recently opened its doors at 102 F St. The restaurant occupies part of the former Season’s Kitchen & Bar, with the other portion soon to be occupied by ...

As part of a series of protests taking place across the nation, Sacramento hosted a “Hands Off!” protest as part of a nationwide mobilization on April 5, 2025. Over 1,400 protests were held across all ...

You, me and everything that we are used to seeing around us is made up of matter. So is the gas and celestial bodies in outer space, like stars; In fact, we are partly made up of “star stuff” as a ...

If you have taken an introductory chemistry course before, then you have probably heard of catalysts — compounds that lower the amount of activation energy needed for a reaction to occur by offering ...

From the West Coast’s popular hamburger chain In-N-Out Burger to the East Coast’s famous bagel bakeries, where do the biggest distinctions between the two coasts lie? Growing up on the East Coast and ...

With the increasing inevitability of the climate crisis, new forms of green technology are being developed in hopes to help mitigate environmental damage. One of the most recent developments is seen ...

The ancient myth of Orpheus and Eurydice is a popular tale in Greek mythology. It is also, perhaps, one of the most tragic and poignant; so much so that it gives Shakespeare a run for his money. Every ...

“Impression Sunrise,” Claude Monet’s beautifully complex debut painting, captivated me from the moment I first saw it. Depicting a lonely boat floating on a waterway, a blazing orange sun and the ...

A crash course on UC Davis’ student government By VINCE BASADA — [email protected] For new students and even those returning, the five-letter entity ASUCD may prove confusing in its purpose and its ...

Nestled in the coastal redwoods along the Russian River in Sonoma County, the town of Guerneville has provided a sanctuary for local and visiting LGBTQ+ people for decades. Known affectionately as ...

With graduation around the corner, many students are in search of the perfect white dress to pair with their stoles, cords and navy cap and gown. The question still remains though, why do graduating ...