Who to watch: Junior Samantha Meggison has been a solid force for the Aggies on the defensive end.

As those who take the A line may have noticed, the Unitrans sign at the bus stop by Amtrak has been updated. The new LED sign is part of Unitrans’ plan to get faster, up-to-date information for bus riders.

So where is the Nelson Gallery? Well as of this week, the Nelson Gallery, which used to be located in the first floor the Art Building, has found a cozy new home in the University Club located across from Putah Creek, a little farther down Old Davis Road from the Wyatt Pavilion.

Who to watch: Senior Ashley Chandler has been an electric force for the Aggies in the pool.

Each week from the end of November until early March, the Interfaith Rotating Winter Shelter (IRWS) of Davis settles at a different faith-based organization to provide homeless guests with a warm meal and temporary protection from the winter cold.

Good thing I got out of class right at 11:50 a.m. and not five minutes later.

A new electronic way for college students to flirt with one another is sweeping the country. Simply state your location, describe the person you’re looking at and let the anonymous flirting begin.

When Kenric Tam first walks onscreen in one of the many clips of his performances on YouTube, he seems calm and cool in his suit and tails.

Since MUSE in 2004 and Jason Mraz in 2008, the Entertainment Council has brought some major names in the music industry to play at Freeborn Hall. On Sunday at 7 p.m., 30 Seconds to Mars will join that list, along with Middle Class Rut as the opening act.

Whether it’s for television, movies or the stage, the first step to making it big is getting through the grueling task of auditioning.

In the hopes of acquiring the 2022 World Cup, Japan recently submitted a bid proposing that the country would transmit the event via holograms to stadiums throughout the world.

Today the Yolo County Planning Commission is scheduled to review the Climate Action Plan. The plan, to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, was released on Dec. 17 and will be seen by the Board of Supervisors on Feb. 1.