It was finally the Aggies’ year.

It would be an understatement to say that Alex Holmes just did well during the 2010 campaign.

The solar industry may become a source of new jobs in California, according to a Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) study.

Text by Brittany Pearlman Photos by Liam O’Donnell 1. Katie Schleuter sophomore exercise biology major “Super Mash Bros. because I love them, and tickets were easy to get! It was fun and I wore sparkly leggings!” 2. Ryan Pass senior viticulture and enology major “Elvis Costello because we don’t see very many people at the […]

The UC Davis Music Department hopes to begin construction on a new performance building and recital hall in the next couple of years. The facilities will satisfy the department’s burgeoning number of students and members, along with its need for stronger acoustics.

Students leaving their bikes in Davis for the summer can store them with Transportation and Parking Services (TAPS) beginning June 4.

Editor’s note: Campus News Writer Andy Verderosa investigated the culture of the infamous 24-hour study room in Peter J. Shields Library. He spent 12 hours taking note of what he saw unfold.

The pairing of music to invigorating visuals to make a well-executed music video has become its own industry in many aspects. Luckily, thanks to the KDVS Music Video contest, the art form of making music videos is no longer in the exclusive hands of massive industries belonging to MTV, VH1 or other forms of corporate media.

It didn’t take long for freshman Toki Sherbakov to show his potential.

Following a season marred by inconsistency and immaturity, UC Davis needed to make some changes. The first was to get David Popkins more involved.

Sacramento area residents are volunteering to fight against sexual slavery, human trafficking and bad water, among other things.

Three people accused of scamming a local elderly couple out of their life savings are currently sitting in the Yolo County Jail awaiting trial.