At the end of the season the question stood – how would UC Davis women’s golf move forward without graduating seniors Alice Kim and Chelsea Stelzmiller?

The season could not have begun any better for the UC Davis women’s volleyball team.

Last season left the UC Davis women’s soccer team unsatisfied and hungry for more. The Aggies spent their off-season haunted by the numerous one-goal losses that marred their record last year. This year’s squad is determined to turn it around and the plan is simple – win more games.

Film Screening: Subjectified: Nine Young Women Talk About Sex; Medical Microbiology and Immunology Seminar; Arboretum 75th Anniversary Plant Faire and Sale; Catch, Collect and Curate: Entomology 101; Fall Migration at the Museum of Wildlife and Fish Biology; Larry Richardson Book Signing.

Davis Collegiate Panhellenic Association Fall Sorority Recruitment; LGBT Resource Center Queer Welcome; Shields Library Tour; Transfer, Reentry and Veterans Fall Welcome; Women’s Resources and Research Center Fall Welcome; Israel Night at Hillel; Newman Catholic Student Community Welcome Mass; Davis Christian Fellowship Something in a Mug Night; InterVarsity Christian Fellowship First Large Group Event.

A golden beverage emblematic of the indescribable Aggie spirit, and, conveniently, a perfect complement to steaks, burgers and pizza, is now available on tap at several local Davis restaurants.

“Soccer is a funny game. In the game of soccer, you always have a chance to win.”

Imagine 100 artists painting on the streets of downtown Davis – with each artist interpreting the city differently and influencing one another. This is what the Great California Paint Out will be like. It will be held this Saturday. The Great California Paint Out will be working in conjunction with the 10th Annual International Plein Air Painter Worldwide Paint Out.

NASA states that naps of just 26 minutes can improve performance up to 34 percent. Want to invest in academic productivity? Here are some tools to help:.

President Mark Yudof of University of California (UC) approved a systemwide, one-year merit program for faculty members and non-union, or non-represented, staff with annual salaries below $200,000 on Aug. 17.

Quite the dump; BUI; Baby’s day out?; Invisible friend.

The U.S Department of Education issued a regulation last October aiming to cut down on for-profit colleges by 2014.