If you’re losing by seven runs in the ninth inning, you might feel like giving up.

On Friday, the UC Davis athletics department announced the discontinuation of four teams – men’s swimming and diving, men’s indoor track and field, men’s wrestling and women’s rowing.

Picnic Day was routine for me. I woke up, took a shower, mixed orange juice and Southern Comfort into a mug, lit up a fat Churchill cigar and sat out on the lawn to watch friendly drunks walk by.

Perhaps no other part of the Constitution is mentioned more than the first amendment. Most people can name free speech, but it isn’t the only protected expression in the first amendment.

There’s North Davis. Then there’s South Davis. You can tell how they see themselves by their Safeways.

Daniel Watts may have a unique topic for his constitutional law class essay: a paper about how he changed the Davis municipal code.

Every good thing must come to an end. For seniors Nic Amaroli, Tyler Lee and Hunter Lee, this was a reality as they played in their final two home contests of their college careers this weekend.

Many teams would have folded under the immense anxiety. But the Aggies just wouldn’t.

TODAY: ASUCD Sustainable Style Clothes Exchange; Israel Independence Day BBQ

One of UC’s most influential officials will visit campus on Tuesday, giving staff and students an opportunity to air their grievances amidst recent cuts to athletics and other campus programs.

The Aggies wanted to enter the Big West Conference Tournament on a hot streak.

Despite initial approval from ASUCD senate and a vote to override ASUCD President Jack Zwald’s veto, an override to pass Senate Bill 53 – a bill now evoking controversy and dialogue – failed with a 7-5 vote.