Sections
The Family You Choose
For fourth-year student Valencia Scott, a core group of girlfriends supports her as she pursues a career in immigration law.
How to Pour a Beer
Brewing expert Charles Bamforth shares his knowledge.
Deep Impact
A chance meeting in middle school led Anthony Williams ’90 to a path of success.
Novel Approach
Jamil Jan Kochai, M.A. ’17, tells the story of a trip to his parents’ native village in Afghanistan in his new book.
Mothers United
Ashlee Gadd ’08 launched personal essay site Coffee + Crumbs to publish honest stories about motherhood.
Man About Town
Bob Dunning ’68, J.D. ’73, celebrates 50 years with the local newspaper.
The Future of Food
The Food Valley initiative imagines transforming the Sacramento region into an incubator pipeline for food science innovations.
Unsolved Mysteries
A new IMAX movie offers a sweeping look at the largest machine ever built and the science behind one of the greatest mysteries of our time.
Here: Aggie Pride
The student section watches the Homecoming football game against Cal Poly in October.
Cat Guru
Postdoctoral researcher Mikel Delgado studies cat behavior and welfare.
Hexter to Step Down
The provost and executive vice chancellor will leave the post at the end of the school year.
Power Naps
Hammocks arrived on the Quad in 2014.
Communal Living
Yosemite Hall, the newest residence hall on campus, replaced Webster Hall in the fall.
Here: Aggie Pride
The student section watches the Homecoming football game against Cal Poly in October.
How Can Agriculture Be a Part of the Climate Solution?
Professor Benjamin Houlton says carbon farming is the key to helping solve climate change.
Truth or Trickery?
How to determine if an article is credible
