Campus News

Welcome to the 2009 STEP variety talent show! With two awesome hosts leading the night and amazing talent that kept the crowd entertained in Wyatt Pavillion, STEP continues to further prove why it is such a crucial and beneficial program for students.

The Special Transitional Enrichment Program houses 200 students from different backgrounds in order to provide assistance and resources to students who may not necessarily be able to attend a UC Davis orientation due to costs. With a family-oriented feel and friendships that last throughout the years, STEP exists to break down barriers and welcome students to UC Davis.

FA Commerical Directed by Logan Williams

Welcome Back UC Davis,

The first day of school has never been as exciting as it was this year. It seems that every UC campus has adapted a new and costly tradition: increase tuition at the beginning of every year. But this year faculty, staff, and students gathered at the East Quad to protest not only tuition increases, but university forced furloughs, resource cuts, and ultimately the university’s' leadership. Over 1200 faculty from a variety of UC's signed a petition urging students and faculty to get together on the first day of school and literally walk out of their class rooms to protest against all the recent sacrifices that have been made because of budget cuts.

In the 2009 national comparison of popular news syndicates, The New York Times, the longtime grandaddy and de facto standard of journalistic expertise, was ranked below one of the newest and least popularized internet news providers. The Fontaine Index is a ranking of over 100 popular print, broadcast and internet based news providers. Qualities such as, investigative integrity, brand name recognition, "badass design staff", and "yellowest journalist" are analysed by a team of experts and then compiled into a ranked index by a sophisticated arbitrary ranking algorithm.

In the 2009 national comparison of popular news syndicates, The New York Times, the longtime grandaddy and de facto standard of journalistic expertise, was ranked below one of the newest and least popularized internet news providers. The Fontaine Index is a ranking of over 100 popular print, broadcast and internet based news providers. Qualities such as, investigative integrity, brand name recognition, "badass design staff", and "yellowest journalist" are analysed by a team of experts and then compiled into a ranked index by a sophisticated arbitrary ranking algorithm.

In the 2009 national comparison of popular news syndicates, The New York Times, the longtime grandaddy and de facto standard of journalistic expertise, was ranked below one of the newest and least popularized internet news providers. The Fontaine Index is a ranking of over 100 popular print, broadcast and internet based news providers. Qualities such as, investigative integrity, brand name recognition, "badass design staff", and "yellowest journalist" are analysed by a team of experts and then compiled into a ranked index by a sophisticated arbitrary ranking algorithm.