A PhD doctoral candidate at the State University of New York at Buffalo named Roberta Price applied for a grant in 1969 to travel west. She was to document the hippie communes that were springing up in the deserts of New Mexico and Colorado.

Davis’ 44,000 registered voters will decide the fate of a parcel tax in a special election this May.

While we appreciate having our efforts regarding Tipsy Taxi service improvements recognized in coverage by the newspaper, we feel that the editorial board might have given us too much credit.

Rob Olson’s April 5 column “The Israel Question” touched on some interesting points.

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Those who know, have played for or have consistently been around Gary Stewart are aware that the UC Davis men’s basketball program lost a tremendous asset last week when he stepped down from his role as head coach.

A report from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has found UC Davis guilty of violating the Animal Welfare Act for conducting experiments on a monkey at the California National Primate Research Center.

A recent Public Records Act request revealed a formalized Student Activism Team (SAT), a group of UC Davis administrators in charge of monitoring campus protests.

Editor’s note: This column may contain spoilers from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.

Twenty-seven times last year, I got off the couch and drove at least 15 minutes to a movie theater that was neither spotlessly clean nor particularly memorable.

Putting your children to bed with stories about what you could have been and what kinds of opportunities you missed earlier in your lifetime is terrible.

I tried to avoid it. Really, I did – for as long as I could muster.