Features
UCD School of Medicine opens doors to UC Merced medical students
FeaturesSeptember 30, 2010
Stretching from Stockton to Bakersfield, the greater San Joaquin Valley is an area synonymous with rural and urban populations with a great need for health care.
Woodland gets corny
FeaturesSeptember 29, 2010
What do you get when you combine Halloween, agriculture and haunted house-type thrills?
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesSeptember 29, 2010
TODAY: East Quad Farmers Market; Sigma Nu: Alumni Meet and Greet;Sigma Phi Epsilon: Tiki Alumni BBQ Night.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesSeptember 28, 2010
TODAY: Debate Rally for Gubernatorial Candidate Jerry Brown; Sigma Nu: Mini Golf; Sigma Phi Epsilon: Speed Dating with Delta Delta Delta.
New GE program topples the status quo
FeaturesSeptember 28, 2010
A group of professors from departments such as math and sociology gathered not as teachers, but as students at a small workshop last TuesdaySept. 21. The lesson of the day? How to incorporate writing in courses of all majors – a stipulation of UC Davis’ brand new general education program.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesSeptember 27, 2010
TODAY: Sigma Nu: Monday Night Football with the Brothers.
Who’s who in Davis
FeaturesSeptember 27, 2010
Editor’s note: With the school year just beginning, the California Aggie wanted to introduce you to some important people on campus and in the City of Davis.
Photo essay: Construction changes face of campus
FeaturesSeptember 24, 2010
While students have been doing nothing at home, the campus has been buzzing with construction activity during the summer.
Aggie Daily Calendar
FeaturesSeptember 24, 2010
TODAY: Meat Lab Sale; Koinonia Kick-Off Bible Study & Sports Night.
Not just your average roadkill study
FeaturesSeptember 23, 2010
Furry creatures, big and small, can be found in an array of decomposition lying on the sides of roadways, highways and freeways all across the country.
Top 10 things first-year students should know
FeaturesSeptember 23, 2010
1. Check your bike. Despite Davis’ status as a bike-friendly city, bike accidents and theft are extremely common. Mason Sinclair of the Bike Barn advised students to watch the Bike Barn’s new safety video on YouTube. He also has some bike advice for new students. “Check your bike every once in a while for problems like tire pressure,” Sinclair said. “Also, lock it up – that’s the most important thing.”1. Check your bike. Despite Davis’ status as a bike-friendly city, bike accidents and theft are extremely common. Mason Sinclair of the Bike Barn advised students to watch the Bike Barn’s new safety video on YouTube. He also has some bike advice for new students. “Check your bike every once in a while for problems like tire pressure,” Sinclair said. “Also, lock it up – that’s the most important thing.”

