The Aggies knew they would have to fight for a victory with this weekend’s slate of Big West conference matches.

When the women’s soccer team dropped to 0-3 in a year with injuries depleting the Aggies’ depth, coach Maryclaire Robinson said the rest of the season wouldn’t depend on just one player stepping up.

After playing on a short but grueling road trip that featured eleven games in just over two weeks, the Aggies came home to play their next eight games at Schaal Aquatic Center.

It’s a good time to be a UC Davis defender.

The UC Commission on the Future adopted a draft on Oct. 11 of recommendations intended to help the system continue to cope with increased enrollment at a time of reduced state funding.

From 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 2, California voters will decide the fate of propositions 19-27.

UC Davis entered its final home game of the year still in search of the first NorPac victory in program history.

“Ho-kay. So. Here’s the Earth. Damn, that is a sweet Earth, you might say.”

Many people nowadays, myself included, are engaged in a process of soul searching – a quest to find our place in the world and to figure out the meaning of life in these modern times. For me the journey began with a trip back to my childhood hometown in Illinois, where the French-Canadian ancestors on my mother’s side of the family settled in the 1800s.

Think of the most exciting sport.

California leads the nation in spending millions on college dropouts.

For UC Davis alumna Tina Cao, a career in marketing and public relations was not something she ever meant to pursue – in fact, until her junior year, Cao planned to work in medicine.