Tonantzin Rodriguez has always wanted to be a doctor. She grew up in Linda, California, a small, rural town without its own zip code.

A Sodexo analysis of food trends on college campuses recently found that UC Davis students tend to like locally grown food with authentic, ethnic flavor. Sodexo, which manages food service at UCD and 599 other campuses across the nation, compiled its list based off data acquired by several groups.

To some, Brennen Bird’s newest experiment may seem like a science fair project gone terribly wrong. Bird, a senior nature and culture major, is saving every piece of trash he generates for an entire year — and he’s keeping it in his room.

Vowing to maintain stress levels at the start of the new year may have other implications besides just arriving at a happier you. In fact, reducing stress can significantly prolong your life, according to researchers.

The California Aggie interviewed chemistry professor Carlito Lebrilla, whose groundbreaking research with cancer detection is making history.

There are countless Internet scams, from standard advertisements to complex e-mails, but Davis police responded to one unusual robbery that resulted from a meeting in the cyber world.

Aggie tech writer Sahas Katta met up with Jason Lucash, a former UC Davis student and founder of OrigAudio, the company who developed an eco-friendly portable speaker system.

Faced with upcoming fee increases, many UCD students have found one place where they can cut costs: textbooks.

Slug: 100113_ci_PerformanceEdit: PKNotes: Headline: Low performing California schools get the bootLayercake: Federal grants to pay for controversial educational reformBy SAMANTHA BOSIOAggie News Writer Out with the bad, and in with the good. This is the California Legislature’s new motto to justify the termination of various K-12 schools in order to receive federal grants. On Wednesday […]

Operational and design changes in the aviation and marine transportation sectors could reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by more than 50 percent by 2050. Currently, aviation and marine transportation account for approximately 5 percent of total domestic greenhouse gas emissions and 3 percent of global greenhouse gas emissions.

Here’s two words I bet you never thought you’d hear together: gourmet Popsicles.

Woodstock’s Pizza knows how to work the system. It’s conveniently located across the way from the popular G Street Pub and can be accessed until 2 a.m. on a weekend night. And on these special nights, the smell of pizza wafts all the way across to the Ace Hardware parking lot, where drunken students stumble around like toddlers in a playpen. It’s awesome.