Who to watch: Samantha Faber will be the only Aggie honored this Sunday for senior day.

Evan Monheit did not major in music when he attended UC Davis. However, after he graduated in 2004 with a degree in communication, he took the proverbial leap into Hollywood and has succeeded where so many have failed, simply by doing what he loves.

Surrealism, dreams and infinite streams of unconscious thought are all intangible ideas waiting to be made tangible, or better yet, made into film.

This year, Isla Vista, a popular residential area for UCSB students and California’s most infamous Halloween destination, will be increasing its police force from the 20 officers present on the average weekend to 150 officers for the full Halloween weekend.

The “Big Oil Goes to College” report, recently published by the Center for American Progress, criticizes 10 campuses nationwide for their research contracts with major oil companies – UC Davis included.

Who to watch: Toki Sherbakov had a great result at the ITA tournament earlier this month.

101028_ar_Electronicfestival Summary:Headline: Madness and Music Festival examines history of mental illness and musicLayercake: Four-day festival to honor Robert Schumann and other composers at Mondavi CenterBy LEA MURILLO and ROBIN MIGDOLAggie Arts Writer and Aggie Arts Editor Mental illness is often studied in a variety of disciplines: biology, psychology and even sociology, to name a few. […]

The Davis College Democrats are concerned that students were left with the wrong impression after reading Tuesday’s column, “Change we didn’t sell,” by Fayia Sellu. While we don’t have any control over what goes on nationally with the Democratic Party, we can dispel the myths perpetuated about the state of California and Yolo County.

When was the last time you got to dance to professional DJs at no cost?

Who to watch: He’s back. Junior cornerback Jonathan Calhoun returned to action last week after a leg injury sidelined him for most of the season.

Who to watch: Freshman Cloey LemMon has found success against Pacific this season.

Who to watch: Junior middle blocker Betsy Sedlak was a dominating force in the Aggies’ three set sweep over UC Riverside last Saturday.