Softball: The Aggies still don’t seem to have an answer for Hawaii.

TODAY: Résumé Clinic; Abstract Deadline for Undergraduate Research Conference; Campus Rotaract Club of Davis General Meeting

ASUCD President Jack Zwald gave four reasons why a potential initiative to give students more say in Intercollegiate Athletics (ICA) spending should not be included on this month’s ballot.

Women’s basketball: Momentum can change at the drop of a hat.

Gymnastics: Coach John Lavallee knew Friday’s quad meet at San Jose State was going to be loud.

We’ve all been there. Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and you still don’t have a date. Don’t start wallowing in sadness or hanging up your “Singles Awareness Day” banners just yet – there is plenty to do on Feb. 14, single or taken.

California Senate Pro Tempore Darrell Steinberg visited Stephen Magagnini’s UWP 104C journalism class last Wednesday. He discussed Jerry Brown’s proposed budget, higher education and a potential special election in June to address extending temporary tax increases. The following is an abridged version of Wednesday’s discussion.

Last Tuesday, UC Davis experts discussed terrorism, international relations, human rights and democracy in regards to the crisis in Egypt.

Jacksonfly has flown the coop, so to speak. The consignment store that opened downtown behind Newsbeat and Peet’s Coffee in October, closed its doors on Jan. 31 because they couldn’t pay rent.

Basketball can be a frustrating sport.

I love Valentine’s Day. I love the chocolates, the excuse to use cheesy pick up lines on my housemates, the flowers … I enjoy it so much, I’ve made personalized Valentines for all my friends and passed them out every year since I was five years old. Being single never stopped me from celebrating.

It’s the day of the year that evokes either cutesy doodles of hearts on notebook margins or just feelings of plain disgust. Or maybe something in the middle.