Called “the world’s smallest mountain range” at 10 miles in diameter, the Sutter Buttes rise a rather conspicuous 2,000 feet from the vast flatness of the central valley.

Few things in this world feel better than a full night’s sleep; a night from which you wake up feeling refreshed, energized and clear-headed.

Gymnastics: From the first jump to the last landing, Friday’s triangular was a dynamic competition that came down to tenths of a point.

Tired of fitting those cable or satellite TV bills into a tight school budget? Then you might want to check out this week’s tech of the week: the Slingbox.

While many UC Davis students spent the three-day weekend shredding the slopes of Tahoe, a few may have seen it look like this at midnight.

Mishka’s Café in downtown Davis will be moving down the street by mid-February, despite opposition from some community members.

According to the California Tomato Growers Association, the average American eats almost 80 pounds of tomatoes annually.

When the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences first began planning courses for Sustainable Agriculture, the burgeoning field seemed timely and appropriate for UC Davis.

Students regretting decisions not to participate in fall rush are in luck – three sorority houses, Alpha Chi Omega, Delta Delta Delta and Chi Omega, are holding informal recruitment this quarter.

Much like any middle school, office break room or back issue of People magazine, UC Davis is riddled with myths and rumors.

Junior Armira Saragoza is always conscious of stares she receives from classmates and peers as she walks into a classroom or alone on campus with her backpack and books.

Winter fashion. To those residing in middle America and the East Coast, this means nothing short of a below the knee winter coat, insulated gloves and a scarf wrapped in mummifying loops up to the ears.