Last weekend was just another tough weekend in an already tough year.

When Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signed the 2010-2011 budget earlier this month, both student and university level advocates saw it as a culmination of their year-long efforts to lobby for state support of public higher education.

In two separate protests held on Thursday and Sunday, unions representing UC employees attempted to relay their concerns to UC administrators.

A recent study conducted by the University of Washington found that students studying abroad doubled the amount of alcoholic beverages consumed per week from four when at home to eight while abroad.

The men’s water polo team is at a crucial time in the season.

UC Davis had two key Big West Conference matchups as they entered the stretch run of the regular season.

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The new law SB 1440, signed recently by Arnold Schwarzenegger, is indeed something to be concerned about.

If your bank account is empty and you’re sitting at home on a Saturday night, it just might be time to find a job.

“Legalization” seems to be the word on everybody’s minds these days. Celebrities from Willie Nelson to Lindsay Lohan are taking Proposition 19’s place on the ballots to be a symbolic victory for the green coast. Even the Dude abides, lest we forget Jeff Bridges’ endorsement of the campaign.

It is very possible that many of you have never heard of the Lieutenant Governor of California and what he/she is responsible for, and that is understandable. The position of Lieutenant Governor has historically stayed below the radar and has gone unnoticed even by many politically aware citizens. However, the position holds a key role in the lives of all Californians and especially the students of this great state.

UC Davis entered the weekend looking to improve its record against Big Ten Conference opposition.