The UC Education Abroad Program’s funding will undergo significant cuts from the UC Office of the President, decreasing from $4.1 million to $3.7 million in the 2010-2011 school year. Furthermore, the EAP expects its budget to sink as low as $1.3 million by 2014.

So last week I spoke about some of the things that make Davis great, ranging from grown men beating each other with semi-erect pool noodles to Jusco’s tasty fried calamari. There’s always a great place in Davis to relax and just hang out.

So it’s your last year – for you seniors, at least. Whether it took you three, four or five years, those of us on our way to graduation can all sigh the same sigh of relief. On three.

Last Tuesday evening began like any other for Gary Stewart.

They’re coming. A new law put into effect in late January will drastically reduce prison populations; sending large numbers of felons out into the general population.

With spring just around the corner, Davis’ new trendy color is green – and not just the type of green dye you see on printed money, but the save-the-planet type of green.

Gone with the Wind won the Oscar for Best Picture.

They may not look like much on paper, but the Sacramento State Hornets have been giving the Aggies problems for the past several years.

When a team begins to struggle, one player must step up and take charge.

With only one Pac-10 victory this season, UC Davis needed some momentum heading into their final matches of the season.

Okay, so Alaska Anchorage won the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation Conference championship last year.

The No. 25 Aggies finished fifth in their first tournament of the year at the Peg Barnard Invitational.