Who to watch: The Aggies will need strong play from everyone this weekend, especially freshman Nicole Koehly.

Who to watch: Defense has been one of the key reasons for the Aggies’ success this season, and the anchor to the UC Davis back line has been freshman goalkeeper Jordan Majka.

The theme for this year’s Picnic Day is “Rewind” and after a record number of arrests last year, organizers of the event are striving to bring the day back to its roots.

Although 2020 may seem far away, UC Davis is avidly ambling toward its goal of being waste free.

For the first time, the UC Davis department of theatre and dance presents The Edge Performance Festival, which will feature a large range of dance and theatrical events under one roof.

Who to watch: Senior Chidinma Onyewuenyi was named Big West Conference Women’s Field Athlete of the Week for the second time this season after setting the school record for shot put with a mark of 50 feet, 4.5 inches.

Picnic Day lasts for approximately 16 hours and there are literally hundreds of activities and events to check out before the sun sets on this action-packed day.

Students who have a passion for basketball and the love of the game now have the chance to play organized basketball without a large commitment.

Who to watch: Junior Kylie Fan came up big for the Aggies last week.

It’s that time of the year again! The sixth annual Davis Feminist Film Festival is approaching.

The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Ballet Preljocaj and director Oliver Stone will all make appearances at the Mondavi Center next year, according to a just-released lineup of the performing arts center’s 2011-2012 season.

Who to watch: Though she did not have a standout performance last weekend, junior Alicia Began has quietly become a reliable threat for the Aggies.