For superpipe skier and UC Davis student Brita Sigourney, competing in her first Winter X Games was supposed to be all about having fun.

Who to watch: Though UC Davis’ offense is prolific – 60 goals in 5 games – coach Jamey Wright still calls out a huge weakness.

Who to watch: After achieving the team’s high score on the uneven bars last Friday, senior Jessica Rea plans to lead the pack again this week.

Who to watch: Sophomore Vicky Deely has returned to full form after a string of minor injuries hampered her for a few weeks, taking her out of her rhythm.

Starting this quarter, the Cuarto Dining Commons will be using produce grown on campus at the Student Farm.

The g-spot is real and starting Monday, Sex Lust Un-Tamed will be putting on a whole week’s worth of workshops focused on this and other sexually related topics.

Who to watch: For a guy so quiet, Ryan Howley made quite a bit of noise off the bench in Saturday’s double overtime victory over UC Irvine.

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Glancing at the cold concrete floors smothered white with plaster and wooden chairs that are inked deep with layers of oil paint, you can only fathom what type of madness and art explorations are invented here.

On Jan. 27, the Sacramento City Council voted to implement a “crash tax” on non-residents who are at fault in an automobile accident within Sacramento city limits.

This Sunday, runners from Davis and out of town will gather for the 29th annual Davis Stampede. A Change of Pace Foundation, a non-profit organization promoting fitness and healthy living for children, holds the event every year on the first Sunday of February.

There’s a vacancy on the Davis City Council and 10 hopefuls are vying for the spot.