Scott Weltz returns to NCAA competition.

TODAY Project Compost 6 p.m. 43 Memorial Union Attend the Project Compost volunteer meetings and learn how you can help them divert organic waste around a campus. Interfaith Vigil for Peace and Healing 7 p.m. Cal Aggie Christian Association House, 433 Russell Blvd. In response to the recent acts of hate on campus, the interfaith […]

The only three books that matter in life to me are the Bible, Harry Potter and the Norton Anthology of Theory and Criticism. Read all three, and you’re almost set for life. (No, the Bible and Harry Potter are not contradictions.)

Man stabbed in Davis; Three godless billboards vandalized; Yamada presents on danger of scams, fraud; Wolk criticizes Delta management approach; Tutors needed at local libraries; and more

After initially denying that anyone was hit with a Taser during campus protests on March 4, the California Highway Patrol changed its story in response to a California Aggie investigation published yesterday.

Events in Davis this weekend

After the third inmate asked my housemates and me if we were waiting for Paul, it occurred to me that it was because we’re Asian. “You waiting for Paul?” one of the inmates from East 33 asked us. He was re-lacing his shoes, because before arrest, the guards take your shoelaces so you don’t hang yourself with them.

Youth and inexperience can be liabilities for a team. This is not the case for the Aggies. No. 26 UC Davis was led by freshmen Demi Runas and Amy Simanton on its way to a second-place finish at the Juli Inkster Spartan Invitational.

Event: Big West Conference Tournament Teams: UC Davis vs. TBA Records: Aggies, 20-9 (12-4) Where: Anaheim Convention Center Arena – Anaheim, Calif.

Teams: UC Davis vs. Detroit Records: Aggies, (5-1); Titans (2-4) Where: Aggie Stadium When: 2 p.m. Who to watch: Junior Gina Hoffmire had never scored more than four goals in one game in her collegiate career. That was before Saturday’s victory over Temple.

Teams: UC Davis vs. San Jose State; vs. Portland State Records: Aggies, 3-7; Spartans, 5-1; Vikings, 2-9 Where: Marya Welch Tennis Center When: Thursday 1:30 pm; Friday 1:30 pm

The UC Davis Art of Regional Change’s upcoming exhibit is giving youth a chance to express themselves and influence change in their surroundings. Art of Regional Change is a new, joint initiative between UC Davis Humanities Institute and the Center of Regional Change. It uniquely brings together a range of scholars with students to work with community organizations on media arts projects. Art of Regional Change teamed up with the West Sacramento Youth Resource Coalition (WSYRC) to create Youth Voices for Change – a social media project where about 15 urban teens collaborated with UC Davis scholars and artists to document and present the change youth hope for in their neighborhoods.