With the soccer season still a few months away, the Aggies are finding ways to stay busy off the pitch.
Goalkeeper Wallis Lapsley and defender Luke Hazel have taken to hosting humorous, college-friendly cooking shows on the team’s Instagram page each week. The Game of Thrones-inspired meal they cooked last week can be seen here (an Instagram account is required).
The pair appeared on Good Day Sacramento this morning (May 28) — see their interview and demonstration above.
Twitter: Where UC Davis delegation visited in France
Ermias Kebreab: Tour de France of @ucdavis delegation led by @Chancellor_May comes to an end: [Click to see list of destinations]
Hospitalized children express themselves through film
Picture it: A child leaves the hospital (and the pain of needle procedures) and rides away on a unicorn into a meadow of wildflowers. It sounds like a fantasy for a child who is hospitalized.
This dream became a reality for pediatric cancer patient Taylor Hurst, thanks to UC Davis Children’s Hospital’s partnership with BayKids Studios. This nonprofit organization brings professional filmmakers to hospitals and allows kids to become the directors, actors and heroes of their own stories.
Read more on the UC Davis Health website.
Facebook video: Students explain how they found their place
UC Davis: Wherever you come from, whatever interests you have, you will find a place in our community.