Zipcars have come to Davis, offering a quick form of transportation to those who like to get around.

Men’s Water Polo: Perfection isn’t easy. If the men’s water polo team wanted to stay perfect in conference play, the Aggies needed to beat Santa Clara and Redlands during the Aggie Shootout last weekend at Schaal Aquatic Center. No. 3 California was also scheduled on the weekend, which didn’t make things any easier.

Men’s Soccer: The Aggies have had a difficult start to the year.

TODAY: Debate Rally for Gubernatorial Candidate Jerry Brown; Sigma Nu: Mini Golf; Sigma Phi Epsilon: Speed Dating with Delta Delta Delta.

Editor’s note: With the school year just beginning, the California Aggie wanted to introduce you to some important people on campus and in the City of Davis.

Facing a possible $40 billion budget deficit, the University of California Board of Regents unanimously voted to increase UC contributions to its retirement fund.

Coach Jamie Holmes wants the Aggies to be a NCAA Tournament caliber team.

While the first half of Saturday night’s game was characterized by solid defense and strong feet from both sides, the Weber State offense broke through in the third quarter for the eventual win.

Chancellor Linda Katehi believes in UC Davis, she said in her address at the annual Fall Convocation.

Gov. Schwarzenegger has until Sept. 30 to veto an amended senate bill that calls for increased transparency of University of California, California State University and California Community Colleges subsidiary, as well as auxiliary organizations.

On the surface, UC Davis’ 20-6 loss to Weber State is just another game. The Aggies came up short, failing to find the end zone despite a couple strong drives.

A recent brush with tragedy on the Golden Gate Bridge over the summer has taught me much about life and society – lessons which, from my perspective as a student of social science, also tie into the current context of events at UC Davis and the UC system: fee hikes, layoffs, furloughs, walk-outs, sit-ins and other acts of civil disobedience. These important events will determine the future, or lack thereof, of our university.