TODAY: East Quad Farmers Market; Yoga and Meditation Class; Runway Designer’s Club Model Casting Call.

Davis Joint Unified School District Board of Directors.

UC Davis is considering a campus in Madrid, Spain. The satellite campus would expand research opportunities as well as host students from Davis and all over the world.

In its second year, the UC Davis Certificate in Development Practice continues to offer hope for eradicating extreme poverty and hunger by preparing students to diagnose and address priorities for sustainable development.

Proposition 215 of 1996 is perhaps the pivotal measure of national drug reform policy, catalyzing popular laws in many other states, impelling unprecedented adjustments to federal enforcement policy. Yet, due to legislative failures and various other factors, it remains largely unimplemented – despite being very widely popular.

After 33 illustrious years at UC Davis – 13 as head coach – Sandy Simpson will call it a career.

O24U, an environment education program for elementary age students, launched earlier this month expanding volunteer opportunities to residents of Davis.

According to a recent UC Davis report, our campus received $679 million to fund scientific research during the 2009-2010 fiscal year. This was a record-breaking amount and a huge increase from just $298 million in 2000-2001. At the same time that research funding grew, student fees rose dramatically. While it’s tempting to connect these two increases, and assume students are footing the scientists’ bills, there is no correlation between the two.

Readers may have seen the fliers around campus last week screaming quizzically: “Can we have a revolution?” I did. I was tickled enough to attend a meeting by a group called the Socialist Organizer at Olson Hall last Thursday. Never say never, right? But this time, I don’t mind the designation of general in the naysayers’ army. A revolution, of any kind, is not going to happen in today’s America. I’ll tell you why.

Am I a freak for encouraging my parents to have sex?

Old habits, that is.

For the past five years, a group of university chancellors and presidents from major research institutions around the country have met with FBI agents and representatives for the National Security Higher Education Advisory Board (NSHEAB).