Tomorrow marks the anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. Listen as Morgan Poindexter and Julea Shaw, Davis Public Safety Researchers, recall the journey our local community embarked on following Floyd’s death. What has changed and what is yet to be reimagined? Package by: Emily Chapman Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
Throughout more than a year of the coronavirus pandemic, it has been difficult for students and community members to find new ways to connect with their surroundings. Nevertheless, some students have been spending their time engaging in school clubs, learning to train their pets, and enjoying outdoor destinations. Packages by Ayisi Ni, Emily Prussel & Joe McIntyre. Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
Stories have been an important source of inspiration and entertainment throughout the pandemic. We review the new movie, The Mitchells vs. the Machines, the 2003 mystery book, The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time , and we see what books costumers of the Avid reader are enjoying. Packages by: Jihan Moon, Genna Olavarri, Benjamin Mitchell, and Bridget Nagle. Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
The Bad Barnacles, a local band featuring Davis High English teacher, Drew Barclay, was forced to take a break from their frequent live performances. Next, hear from the Davis High Orchestra and youth poets who have continued to use their creative mediums to inspire amidst the pandemic. Packages by: Stella Maze, Lucie Chedin, & Mattias RowenBale Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
For families looking for entertainment during the pandemic, Old Sacramento is a popular choice, especially the Ferris Wheel and Candy Heaven. Also, Healthy Davis Together hands out free gift cards to every person who gets a COVID-19 test through them. Packages by: Xochitl Armien, Lynsey Hseih & Elliot DeJong.
The first week of hybrid learning was truly a learning experience for all involved. Hear how students and teachers are adjusting to the new hybrid model with DJUSD students returning to campus on April 12. Packages by: Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
This past year of quarantine, many facets of Davis High student’s lives have been forced to adjust to developing circumstances. This week we look at student’s sports teams and how students' political voice’s have evolved.
With Covid-19 forcing many families to work from home and to avoid gatherings beyond the household some have enjoyed the extra time with family while others are tired of the close proximity. Additionally local preschools are adapting to the circumstances, continuing to provide families with child care during the day. Packages by: Dakota Rutherford, Julia Limburg, & Sophia Young Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez...
With spring blooming, it brings with it several holidays. This week, take a look at the ancient Hindu holiday, Holi, and the traditional Christian holiday, Easter. Packages by: Alex Miyamoto & Sahil Sah.
With many colleges releasing admission decisions last week and more to come this week, listen as four Davis High seniors reflect on their college application process. After, high school students find creative ways to safely explore college campuses while colleges work to connect with prospective students amidst a pandemic. Packages by: Trey Doten & Emma Carney Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
From organizing vaccine supplies to changing eligibility requirements, Covid-19 vaccine distribution is a complex process. Hear from individuals directly involved in the distribution process and from community members who recently received their shots. Also, learn how some students are taking advantage of online school by continuing their learning from different time zones. Packages by: Mayah Moore, Declan Fee & Max Davis-Housefield Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Dani...
As the Davis Joint Unified School District plans on starting hybrid learning on April 12, take a look at how elementary school students have been handling remote learning and how elementary teachers plan on transitioning to hybrid learning. Packages by: Maria Anderson, Leyla Bolkan & Iris Harshaw. Guest: Amanda Walsh.
The Davis High choirs hosted their annual singing competition, Davis Idol, last Friday. Hear how the new virtual setting provided performers with the creative freedom to showcase their talents. After, listen as young singers work to strengthen their vocal abilities through voice lessons with Rachel Kessler. Package by: Sarah Kim Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
As UC Davis students start coming back to town, the Downtown Davis Business Association reflects on how their businesses were impacted by a lower student population. Also, there was an increase in applications to the University of California campuses, but a decrease in applications to the California State Universities. Packages by: Genna Olavarri & Emily Chapman.
Accompanying the HUB’s What We Lost / What We Gained video series, the News Cycle hosts UC Davis Professor of Psychology Paul Hastings for an interview on teen development. Guest: Paul Hastings.
PHOTO: Anti-Gandhi protestors' signs surround what remains of the vandalized statue. The controversy surrounding the Mohandas K. Gandhi statue in Central Park continues after the statue was recently toppled and defaced. Listen as Former Mayor Robb Davis outlines the rollercoaster of events that took place prior to the statue's installment in 2016. After, gain a greater understanding of the values Gandhi represented and shortcomings of the highly revered figure as we hear from UC Davis Professor ...
Researchers study a few new COVID-19 variants that are quickly spreading. Also, HUB reporters Emily Chapman and Alexandra Zurborg walk through the COVID-19 testing process at the Mondavi Center. Packages by: Emily Chapman & Renee Xiang. Producers- Katrina Haws & Jihan Moon, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
PHOTO: President Joe Biden, Jill Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, and her husband Doug Emhoff, during the inauguration in Washington
PHOTO: While Davis High students were in class on Jan. 6, rioters raided the U.S. capitol (Credit: Lev Radin). Davis
PHOTO: Ski Resorts are open and Davis High athletes are taking advantage. Ski resorts in the Tahoe region have managed
PHOTO: The FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccine is estimated to be available for the general public this spring (Credit: Gerd Altmann). COVID-19
Two major films were released on Dec. 25: “Wonder Woman 1984” and “Soul”. While “Wonder Woman 1984” lacks originality, “Soul” feels like an unique entry into Pixar’s filmography. You can watch “Wonder Woman 1984” on HBO Max and at the West Sacramento Drive-In; and you can watch “Soul” on Disney+. Guest: Genna Olavarri.
PHOTO: At Birch Lane Elementary students are learning to adapt to online school along with all schools in the Davis
PHOTO: Senior Eliana Moore and her partner treasure the rare moments they are able to spend together. Student life has
PHOTO: Junior Nithmi Jayasundara’s pet sunfire djungarian hamster, Peanut. Davis High students Ashley Hahn, Nithmi Jayasundara and Melody Tun own
Current Davis High students and recent graduates upload new content frequently to YouTube. Seniors Joaquin Campbell-Holguin and Susannah Costello use a variety of online platforms to display their original music and song covers. Packages by: Allyson Kang & Sarah Griffiths.
Local landscaper Todd Lembke and farmer David Vigue have adjusted their businesses to fit COVID-19 guidelines.
Prior to COVID-19 local religious communities gathered frequently in large numbers, however the pandemic has forced faith communities to rethink the way they connect. The Jewish, Christian, and Muslim communities in Davis are all adapting in different ways, with many transitioning to virtual worship services. Packages by: Clara Ault, Lyah Fitzpatrick & Charissa Zeigler.
While the primary focus during election was on the presidential election, local elections were in full swing until final results were released on Nov. 6. Guests: Lucas Frerichs & Betsy Hyder
Tomorrow is Election Day. For local Davis residents the 2020 California ballot included a variety of propositions along with local elections and a range of measures. First, Davis community members share their views on Proposition 17. Second, Yolo People Power’s “Reimagining Public Safety Community Teach-In” highlighted speakers ranging from local government officials to Davis High students in an attempt teach citizens about policing in Davis. Packages by: Grace Kishiyama and Lauren Lee
