Local entrepreneur Scott Rothstein has launched a free platform called ThinkMatch that uses questionnaires to bring people with shared interests together at local coffee shops and venues.
His partner Caroline Camhy says the service will help college students and other community members connect.
At the Manetti Shrem Museum, the exhibition “The Gift of Fashion” opened on Oct.
14, showcasing curated haute couture gowns and jewelry that trace Maria Manetti Shrem’s heritage (including pieces by Dolce and Gabbana) and will run until Jan. 30, 2027.
UC Davis' Video Game Orchestra will perform its Fall 2026 'Gods and Glory' concert on Nov.
20 from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. at the Mondavi Center, showcasing student-arranged video game soundtracks and unconventional instruments — a blend of gaming and live music.
Chancellor May highlights UC Davis initiatives during Campus Sustainability Month, where Aggies research lithium recycling and coral resilience while advancing sustainable AI technology.
Students can join internships and community projects to build climate solutions and prepare for future green leadership.
UC Davis professor Archana Maniar discussed her new historical fiction novel 'The Lost Photograph' at The Avid Reader on Oct.
9, exploring the lives of Indian women during the independence movement (her research blended history with storytelling).
Researchers at UC Davis found that farm machines do not take away jobs but change how work is done.
They interviewed 165 workers at 16 orchards and discovered that local know-how is needed to adjust tools to changing field conditions.
The Davis Arts Center at 1919 F Street offers free open studio events (Art Cafe, Family Open Studio, and Teen Art Club) to make art accessible for all, with inclusive supplies and a cultural exhibition 'Good Fire, Living Water' on display until Nov.
13.
The city of Davis is inviting residents, students, workers & visitors to share their experiences for its new Active Transportation Plan aimed at improving walking, biking and rolling around town.
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