CAPTION: From left, 2025 ASUCD Annual Excellence in Education Award Recipients Matthew Butner, Kathy Stuart and Junko Ito (COURTESY/Matthew Butner (left), Kathy Stuart (center) and Junko Ito (right).

Chris Ponce is a fourth-year double majoring in political science and philosophy, with a minor in professional writing. After graduation, he will work for KUSI News in San Diego as an assignment ...

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I remember the first leap I took when choosing to work for The California Aggie. It was the application portal and the essays. The vague idea that I wanted to be a part of Davis’ life and community on ...

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I joined The California Aggie as a writer the summer after my third year at Davis. As an English major with creative writing emphasis and a professional writing minor, it was kind of a miracle I ...