Picnic Day lasts for approximately 16 hours and there are literally hundreds of activities and events to check out before the sun sets on this action-packed day.
"Ultimate Frisbee - I'm on an intramural team, about to dominate. One of my good friends from high school taught me how to throw forehand, taking my game to an extreme level. Beware!" - David Watts, junior, human development major
As I biked through campus in the cold weather during finals week I was reminded that winter, too, can be beautiful. Passing Kemper Hall, I saw the cherry blossoms littering the ground.
Rise Up Discussion Series; Author Event: Elizabeth Freeman's Time Binds; Poetry in the Arboretum; Find a Job or Internship Workshop; White Privilege Workshop; Queerly Kin Panel Discussion; Sahaya International Movie Night.
TODAY: Résumé Basics Workshop; Queer Critique, LGBT Activism and Public Education; Careers with the CIA and FBI Info Session; Being an Ally: Where Faith, Friendship and Fairness Intersect
With her opponent's primal scream and one sharp kick to her head, UC Davis' Taekwondo team member Diana Cabrera was knocked flat on her back, unable to continue.
Some might call it suicidal and insane. Participants call it "relaxing" and "de-stressing." It allows you to see the Golden Gate Bridge, Mt. Shasta and Lake Berryessa all in 30 seconds.
Pride Week Visibility Day; Interview Basics Workshop; Biphobia Makes Me Blue Workshop; Energy Institute Seminar Series; S. An-Sky and the Dybbuk: Art, Revolution, Destruction; Queering (Dis)abilities Discussion.
This was not your average beer pong party. After a night of celebrating the recent release of LAADS, a new Davis-based arts and culture quarterly magazine, I took this photograph of a girl practicing poi — a performance art originating with the Maori people in New Zealand.
Veggie Bed Prep Workshop; French Club Meeting; Third Street Improvements Final Community Workshop; Delta Epsilon Mu Games Night; The Spokes Auditions; Bistro 33 Poetry Night Reading Series.
Many UC Davis students bike miles every week to get to class, work or wherever they are going. This May, hundreds will ride to change the lives of thousands of Americans with a rare disease known as Freidreich's Ataxia (FA).