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9 Ways to Get Your Green on!

Robyn Frances Huey — August 30, 2016 - 8:00am

Mix ��Ƶ' school colors — blue and gold — with a special measure of environmental care, and you've created Aggie green. Discover nine ways that Aggie green colors what we do on campus and join in.

13 Things to Do in Davis

Susanne Rockwell — January 10, 2016 - 12:23pm

Learn what makes the college town of Davis, one of the best-educated — and brainiest — cities in the country, also be a great community for college students. ��Ƶ students live and contribute to creating a high quality of life. This listicle includes information about our arts, culture, film, theater and more.

Tracking down real-life private detectives

Robyn Frances Huey — December 15, 2015 - 8:00am

Walton, a distinguished professor emeritus of sociology, was searching for the real-life private detectives who inspired crime fiction dating back 175 years and created a myth that rivaled the likes of Robin Hood.

Making Politics Personal

Robyn Frances Huey — December 01, 2015 - 8:00am

The lessons learned best are often the ones that affect us personally.

Alumnus Kyle Fradkin graduated in 2011, but he still remembers a particular political science assignment where his actions had the potential to impact not only his grade, but those of his classmates.

“Professor Ethan Scheiner asked us to devise our own electoral system to determine when to hold our midterm,” Fradkin recalls. “We picked a type of voting system, argued our positions and ultimately decided our own fate.”

10 Aggies in Pro Sports

Robyn Frances Huey — November 23, 2015 - 8:00am

Turn on the TV and you might see an Aggie playing professional sports, including these 10 ��Ƶ alumni. See if you recognize their names.

More Athletes in the Spotlight

Read “11 Aggie Athletes on the Silver Screen” to learn who among our alumni you may have seen on television and in the movies.

Global Wine World Just 2 Degrees from ��Ƶ

Robyn Frances Huey — November 20, 2015 - 8:00am

It’s long been said only 6 degrees of separation exist between you and any other person in the world.

Wine majors and more

These majors can lead to graduate studies or a career in winemaking:

Aim for College through Inspiration and Information

Robyn Frances Huey — November 16, 2015 - 8:00am

Graduates, spoken-word performers and evenGunrock, the ��Ƶ mascot, mixed inspiration with information at an event to encourage students at Grant Union High School in Sacramento to aim for the university.

Scholarships for First-generation Aggies

Robyn Frances Huey — November 13, 2015 - 8:00am

Being first in the family to attend college is life changing. It’s exciting both for the students and for the family members invested in the college student’s success.

But the decision to get a college education can also present significant financial challenges.

That’s why ��Ƶ scholarships for first-generation college students are invaluable.

In Memoriam: Larry N. Vanderhoef

Robyn Frances Huey — November 10, 2015 - 8:00am

In photos and a video, Chancellor Emeritus Larry N. Vanderhoef beamed once again at the Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts — a building that stands as one of his great legacies from 25 years of campus leadership.

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