The UC Davis women’s team had not beaten Pacific in 10 years.

Two UC Davis students and a visiting scholar are safe in Haiti after last week’s devastating earthquake.

Adopting and enforcing anti-smoking legislation for tobacco prevention in California needs improvement, according to the annual State of Tobacco Control report issued earlier this month by the American Lung Association of California.

The Winter 2010 Olympics might not receive the usual widespread appreciation this year – instead, the games are facing harsh opposition by indigenous groups in Canada and international communities.

After Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger passed a five-bill package in November 2009 regarding construction of the California Delta, Rep. Lois Wolk (D-Davis) stood up in opposition. Following this decision, Wolk lost five of the seven committee positions she once managed.

1. “To make more music on my drum machine, but I’m finding it hard because in today’s music production world you need to be versed in a myriad programs. But look out for my album by the end of this year.” – Arjun Srivatsa, junior communication major 8. “To keep in contact with friends back […]

Following a show that aired Jan. 7 on National Public Radio, several community members have responded to a heated debate over the labels used in discussing immigration reform and naturalization.

When the ribbon was cut and the speeches given, the Westlake IGA Market finally opened its doors for business. The market welcomed the public on Friday, Jan. 15 with a ceremonial ribbon cutting at 9 a.m. The DeLano owners and Davis Mayer Ruth Asmundson were on site while customers anxiously entered the store and began […]

I’m generally a pretty easygoing person. I wouldn’t consider myself particularly impatient. I tend to go with the flow in most cases. I attribute my laidback attitude to my desire to avoid confrontation at all costs. I never know the right thing to say in a heated face-to-face interaction, and more likely than not, I will just end up cowering away in shame. So why let it escalate that far, right?

Happy hump day, everyone! I hope you all enjoyed your three-day weekend and are back to the books.

Watch Those Eyes Mister!

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Jan. 14 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room.