The city of Davis’ water system could soon be moving toward being mainly composed of surface water, a move which could potentially affect utility costs.

During the first week of April, UC was approved for a $6.9 million loan that can be used to pay for its Online Instruction Pilot Project (OIPP).

After months of organization and planning, this past Saturday marked AggieTV’s first UC Davis LipDub.

Men’s Tennis Recap: Any questions about the UC Davis offense have been answered.

Named for the green element of sustainability, the Viridian Apartments of the West Village development are to open this fall quarter, housing both staff and students.

The last book managerial economics major Kiyan Parsa read for fun was The Lord of the Rings. That was in high school.

FRIDAY: Well, with all that detail…; Extreme hitchhiking; A variation of Bike Polo

The announcement of Osama bin Laden’s death sent a wave of patriotism across the nation and UC Davis. Bin Laden was the leader of al-Qaeda – the organization allegedly behind the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks that killed over 3,000 Americans.

I am a fan of patriotism, but never at the expense of basic human decency.

In his last column, titled “I love the rich,” Rob Olson describes his fascination for the rich and seems shocked by the taxes paid by the richest. But he should be shocked by something else.

Members of the election committee of the United Auto Workers (UAW) Local 2865 halted ballot counting this weekend due to challenges in the election and claims of fraud.

I am absolutely thrilled to finally write this column. As I imagine anyone who isn’t living in a cave in Afghanistan knows – actually, I bet those guys know too – Osama bin Laden is dead.