The University of California is conducting the largest university system climate study through the distribution of campus climate surveys. The results will be used to help create an atmosphere of inclusiveness and community on UC campuses. “There was a felt need on the part of the entire UC system to survey all of the university […]

On Thursday, Congressman John Garamendi officially opened his new Davis District Office at 412 G St. About 200 constituents attended his open house to meet the congressman, his wife Patti and office staff. Garamendi represents California’s 3rd congressional district. He said that Davis is the geographic center of the district and a critical part of […]

The Community Service Resource Center (CSRC) is currently organizing the 2013 Community Service Awards. The annual ceremony, which takes place in the spring, aims to recognize community members who exhibit a dedication to helping others. “I just think it’s something that people don’t recognize, and these people do incredible things all the time, not looking […]

On the night of Jan. 17, eight explosions were heard by residents of the on-campus living community the Domes and surrounding complexes. These explosions were the result of materials detonated at the site of the UC Davis Student Farm by police and other officials. The materials were among those recovered from 418 Russell Park, home […]

In this age of digital downloads, pirating, torrenting and CDs, music is more accessible and easily obtained than ever before. With so many ways to achieve the same end-result of a library full of songs, students had different and creative ways of getting music. “I use a variety of different venues. I started using Spotify […]

ASUCD Senate meetings are scheduled to begin Thursdays at 6:10 p.m. Times listed are according to the clock at the Thursday, Jan. 24 meeting location, the Memorial Union’s Mee Room. The ASUCD president is not required to attend senate meetings. Meeting called to order at 6:14 p.m. Rebecca Sterling, ASUCD president, present Yena Bae, ASUCD […]

The UC Davis men’s basketball team disappointed its home crowd by letting a close game slip out of its hands in the final minutes, adding to the growing list of frustrating losses. “We’ve got to stop letting people beat us at home,” said sophomore Corey Hawkins shortly after losing to Cal State Fullerton on Thursday […]

UC Davis ended its dual meet schedule in impressive fashion at the Fresno Aquatics Center, defeating the host Bulldogs 195-105 and Mountain Pacific Sports Federation rival UC Santa Barbara by a score of 180-120 in Saturday’s double dual-meet. UC Davis captured its first victory over UCSB for the first time since 2006. The Aggies won […]

Alright, readers. I’m going to lay it out simply: this column is going to be about menstruation and alternatives to the conventional attitudes and methods of “dealing with” periods. Wait…did you just hear that? …hear what? The sound of uncomfortable readers all over campus hurriedly putting the paper down. Or perhaps, was it the sound […]

The UC Davis women’s basketball team got two impressive wins this weekend. They’re not there just yet. But they’re close. The Aggies brought their overall record up to 8-10 with wins over Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside this weekend. On Thursday, UC Davis thrashed the Titans by a score of 88-44, then dished out […]

Davis’ annual Tour de Cluck will be back on May 25 and is anticipated to be even better than previous years. Tour de Cluck started as a series of fundraisers for the Davis Farm to School Connection. As the event returned each year, it grew in size and importance, and now a number of different […]

LookMazing is a new site I recently heard about from an intern, sophomore Bella Ly. When asked what exactly LookMazing is, she explains, “LookMazing is a new SF startup fashion social network. It allows people to upload their outfits and fashion/make-up videos, tag the clothes they are wearing so other people can recreate their looks. […]