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The end of October is near, and that means Halloween and its ghoulish delights are right around the corner. Though the holiday is closely associated with childhood, students like sophomore neurobiology, physiology and behavior major Kristi Kwan still enjoy participating in Halloween festivities.

It took Steve Wampler 20,000 pull-ups to reach the top of El Capitan.

October Book Faire; Energy Institute Seminar Series; Undergraduate Research Center Info Session; Show Yourself Talent Showcase; Quarter Abroad Info Session.

Aviation enthusiasts are invited to get an up-close and personal look at vintage aircrafts at the 9th annual University Airport Open House.

One of the typical questions students at UC Davis ask when first getting to know someone is usually, “What part of California are you from?” Most often responses include SoCal or the Bay Area, but ever so rarely you may hear, “I’m actually not from California.”

Undergraduate Research Center Info Session; Botany and Environmental Horticulture Club; Marketing & Business Association Workshop; Poetry Night Reading Series: Ruby Ibarra.

How would you explain to someone who has not lived in the United States for very long what “to cost an arm and a leg” means? It’s questions like these that come up in meetings arranged by the Partners in Acquired Learning (PAL) Program.

Student Recruitment & Retention Center Open House; Transfer Reentry Veterans Scholarship Workshop; Circle K International Meeting; Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous.

“Something happening to my mom, because I am close to her.” – Samantha Kearney, senior biology major “Needles, because I had a bad experience when I was five.” – Brandi Stafford, junior microbiology major “Graduating, because I’ve always had something to work for and I don’t know what to do next.” – Rachel Fukaya, senior […]

On the eve of senior psychology major Karishma Raghuwanshi’s 21st birthday, she enjoyed a late dinner with close friends at Burgers and Brew. As they lounged and ate, Raghuwanshi eagerly waited for the clock to strike midnight so she could finally order her first drink.

Sleepy Feet, a five-person indie folk band from Claremont, Calif., performed on the Quad Monday afternoon as part of the Quad Show series hosted by Entertainment Council.

The House Free Yoga and Meditation Classes; Newman Catholic Community Mass on Campus; Student Recruitment & Retention Center Open House.