Student Life Content

Public Events at �鶹��ý To Celebrate Cultures, Communities

Julia Ann Easley — March 31, 2026 - 4:42pm

Six one-day events at �鶹��ý invite the public to celebrate diverse cultures from Friday, April 3, to Saturday, May 23. Most events are free, and all are welcome.

�鶹��ý Introduces Reusable Containers

Julia Ann Easley — January 05, 2026 - 2:00pm

A student-run eatery at �鶹��ý has introduced reusable to-go containers in a six-month pilot, part of a fast-growing trend at college campuses.

What’s New for Dining: Fall 2025

Jose Antonio Vadi — September 23, 2025 - 8:13am

There are a lot of changes coming to campus eateries this fall, from breakfast at Latitude to a new menu at Spokes and a construction project at the Coffee House.

Student Affairs To Open 2 New Student Centers

Julia Ann Easley — September 09, 2025 - 2:00pm

Student Affairs is introducing two new student centers and restructuring or renaming other units this fall to expand student support, strengthen community and streamline divisional operations.

More Social Events, Resources Support Summer Sessions Students

Julia Ann Easley — August 06, 2025 - 3:56pm

Alison Rader picked up the pink and green towel she had used as a mat, drew a deep breath and smiled. “I’ve been feeling kind of keyed up,” the rising senior said. “Yoga in the morning helps release some of that tension.”

Soon the statistics major was off to class in a fast-paced, six-week course in calculus, but not before Summer Sessions staff, who had organized the yoga class, invited her to the next day’s coffee and donut gathering for students before exams in the first summer session.

First Students Move Into Aggie Square

Cody Kitaura — July 15, 2025 - 2:10pm

�鶹��ý celebrated a milestone on June 27 with the grand opening of Anova Aggie Square, a six-story smart residential complex that brings on-campus student housing to its Sacramento campus for the first time.

Student Speakers at �鶹��ý Commencements To Reflect on Journeys, Look Forward

Julia Ann Easley — June 09, 2025 - 5:18pm

Editor’s note: Commencements require tickets for admission. To attend, contact Julia Ann Easley in advance at jaeasley@ucdavis.edu.

Shanlea “Sen” Tabofunda of Cupertino, California, set a goal for their first year at the University of California, Davis: learning to ride a bike without using their hands.

Top �鶹��ý Graduate Aims To Transform Experience of Aging

Julia Ann Easley — June 03, 2025 - 4:46pm

Only on annual visits to India was Avantika Gokulnatha able to help care for her now late grandfather as his health failed. But the San Jose resident endeavored to help others near her.

Gokulnatha did just that as she studied biological sciences and researched aging at the University of California, Davis. She volunteered with a local hospice, revived a student organization to help seniors with technology, and led other undergraduate volunteers at a clinic providing free medical care to uninsured and marginalized people.

A Student’s Journey to Bridge Plants, People and the Planet

Cody Kitaura — June 03, 2025 - 1:45pm

Last fall, a cohort of �鶹��ý undergraduate students took part in Plants, People and the Planet, as part of Quarter at Aggie Square. This experience allows students to contribute to community-based initiatives that promote the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals related to agriculture, environmental conservation, and the development of resilient ecosystems, especially those in the Sacramento region.

United Way Expands Collegiate Guaranteed Income Program for former Foster Youth at Sacramento State and �鶹��ý

Julia Ann Easley — May 01, 2025 - 1:20pm

Twenty former foster youth studying at Sacramento State and the University of California, Davis, received their first payments today from United Way California Capital Region’s Collegiate Guaranteed Income program that will provide them with $500 a month for one year.