Not many freshmen athletes can boast that they have competed in the swimming NCAA championships. Freshman and San Francisco native Liliana Alvarez can excuse herself from this group.

The only regret the UC Davis women’s basketball team has regarding senior Heidi Heintz is that she wasn’t with them all four years of her playing career.

When coach John Lavallee recruited Anna Shumaker from Alameda High School to join his women’s gymnastics squad, he could not have known the crucial role she would play for the Aggies in her first season.

The numbers don’t lie.

The Aggies entered Saturday’s NCAA National Championship Tournament first round matchup as massive underdogs, but they held their own against No. 2 Stanford.

So I think we all know why college is awesome – limited responsibility, general bad behavior, sexual fantasies involving professors – but I’d like to talk about what’s wrong with the undergraduate population here at UC Davis, because really, nobody is perfect and I’m here to tell you that.

It’s finally that time of the year. It’s officially spring quarter.

I never cared about the intersection of dating and transit until I went to UCD. Fifteen percent of the trips we take in Davis involve bicycles, and when I moved here from Southern California, it changed everything for me. Before, it was the time-honored and accepted truth that you obtained a car if you wanted to date someone. If you didn’t, the women you interacted with after school were limited to family and next-door neighbors.

Gymnastics: Championship matches are supposed to be close. And its safe to say the Aggies were in championship form.

East Quad Farmers Market; Relay For Life Meeting; American Red Cross Club Meeting; The Sonnet Project.

The Ho Patrol, the Ohio Street Watch Dogs and the Kentucky Street Watch Owls are three of Vallejo’s neighborhood watch groups that have one thing in common.

Event: The Battle at Rancho Bernardo Inn, San Diego State