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Colorism: A Workshop for Womyn of Any Color; Safe Zone Training Session; Human Rights Initiative Spring Symposium; Empathy, Not Apathy; Golden Key Meeting; Black Men’s Appreciation.

Evan Rush never expected that pressing a few buttons would result in the trip of a lifetime. But after clicking a “Like” button on Facebook and an “Enter to Win” tab, Rush will be traveling around the world – for free.

Eritrean Culture Show; The History of Stepping; Linux Users’ Group of Davis Lecture; Colorism: A Workshop for Womyn of Any Color; Safe Zone Training Session; Human Rights Initiative Spring Symposium; Empathy, Not Apathy; Black Men’s Appreciation.

After receiving an e-mail from the Davis Honors Challenge listserv, military veteran and junior comparative literature major Charles Anderson decided to write a proposal for a scholarship that would allow him to educate veterans about the government aid they are eligible to receive.

TODAY: Biomedical Engineering Distinguished Speaker Seminar; La Lucha Del Immigrante; Queer Latinidad

Poetry is often thought to be one of the best ways for young people to express their feelings in a dynamic and creative way.

Exploring with my camera Saturday night at this weekend’s Whole Earth Festival, I discovered that fire dancing is a lot more difficult to capture than I expected. While the background was extremely dark, the sporadic burst of flames caused my camera’s light meter to fluctuate wildly, making it hard for me to determine which settings […]

UC Davis Chicana/o Studies Symposium Featuring the Magdalena Art Exhibit; Education For Sustainable Living Program Lecture; Piñata Workshop; Education for the Soul: Healthy Lifestyle Workshop; Photography Club Meeting; Food Addicts in Recovery Anonymous Meeting; Noche De Estrellas; Asian American Association Film Festival.

TODAY: UC Davis Bookstore Author Event; “Why Are All the Latin@ Students Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” Discussion; Blum Center For Developing Economies and D-Lab Lecture

Student-athletes of UC Davis want to make one thing clear: their talents aren’t restricted to the field. And equally important to the score at the end of the game is giving back to the Davis community.

La Raza Es Politica: Representa a Nuestra Gente; La Raza Cultural Days Baskin Robbins Fundraiser; UC Davis Bookstore Author Event; “Why Are All the Latin@ Students Sitting Together in the Cafeteria?” Discussion; Blum Center For Developing Economies and D-Lab Lecture; Breaking Down Our Bodies Workshop; What is Love Workshop III: Balancing School and Familia; Women of Color Poetry Night; Visions at UC Davis Karaoke Night.

Dressed in all white and black, a horse and its rider salute the judges and prepare to … dance? Dressage, commonly known as “horse ballet,” focuses on precise movements between rider and horse – movements that the UC Davis Dressage team showed off at the Intercollegiate Dressage Association’s National Championships for the first time in the sport club’s history.