Good morning, Davis.

Davis Data Driven Change club was founded by three UC Davis alumni who wanted a new way for campus activism—using small groups to encourage clear talks and real change.

The club uses non-hierarchical roles and consensus steps to build strong student projects.

UC Davis students are setting clear academic goals as winter quarter enters full swing, with many planning actionable steps for success.

Alumni advise breaking assignments into manageable tasks (such as scheduling study sessions) to maintain consistency during the fast-paced quarter system.

Health officials report that flu and norovirus cases are rising, urging residents to wash hands regularly and get their flu shots.

The advice comes amid concerns over lower vitamin D levels and the spread of new norovirus strains (like GII.17).

At the start of 2026, UC Davis students and a local fitness trainer share advice on setting realistic gym goals (for example, scheduling three workouts a week) to stay consistent as academic pressures increase.

Over winter break, the UC Davis women's basketball team won 74-42 against Chico State on Dec.

14 but lost 47-57 to Northern Colorado in a home game. Gunrock dressed as Santa boosted the arena's holiday spirit (a seasonal highlight) as players improved scoring and rebounding before winter quarter.

The UC Davis men’s basketball team played five games over winter break, winning three to improve their record to 8-5 — they will now face Big West opponents as they chase their first conference win.

UC Davis Symphony Orchestra Concert

7:00-8:15 p.m. — Mondavi Center — $12-$27.50 — Experience the talents of conductor Matilda Hofman and virtuoso Ava Pakiam performing works by Mendelssohn and Bruch.