As students filed in to the Science Lecture Hall for Douglas Gross’ Human Anatomy course at the start of winter quarter, one thing became certain – UC Davis is getting crowded.

Drivers may soon be able to step harder on the accelerator, if speed limits are raised five miles per hour.

Green thumb thief: Plants were stolen by someone on Wake Forest Drive.

As a leader of the student organization Asian & Pacific-Islander Queers (APIQ) at UC Davis, I would like to message you to express how offended we are by your article in the opinion section.

The California Aggie has formally retracted Tiffany Lew’s Jan. 22 column, “The Rise of the Girly Men.” The column made multiple insensitive comments, offending a significant portion of the UC Davis community.

For the first time in California history, a legislative committee voted this month in favor of legalizing marijuana.

No lacy table cloths, no gloves and certainly no silly hats – Tea List has managed to take a cultural cliché and turn it into something rather enchanting.

It’s a typical Thursday night and Donald Cameron Gensemer is doing what many 21-year-old college students are doing. He’s taking shots of rum to loosen up before he goes to the bars to loosen up some more.

I’ll admit it: I called the Hope for Haiti Now telethon like 30 times trying to get through to Kevin Jonas. Let’s just say it didn’t work out exactly as planned. What’s more, I texted “HAITI” to “90999” because I was curious how they can charge $10 for a simple text-bomb. I now have $2.96 left in my bank account.

After reading a guest editorial that appeared in The Aggie last week entitled, “Tea Party movement cannot be ignored,” I felt compelled to write a response.

Move over, Cirque du Soleil – you’re about to get some new competition.

The Aggies were slated to play Arizona on Friday and No. 30 Arizona State on Saturday.