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Students in �°������ϲ���Ļ��Ϣ Davis' Landscape Architecture program are doing more than learning the basics — they're making their mark on campus.

In the above video, see some of the places landscape architecture students have beautified campus, and where they're looking next.

Aggie Pride Friday: Animal science major hopes to help

“My dog passed away not too long ago. She was really sick, and I couldn't afford her treatment, so I had to say goodbye to her. It made me really sad because it made me think: ‘How can I want to be somebody who helps animals yet not have been able to help my own?’ It took a long time, but I had to just start thinking positively— I may not have been able to help her at the time, but I know in the future I will be able to help a different animal and that encourages me to keep going.

"What makes me proud to be an Aggie? Everyone is so friendly, and I know that when I go outside the house I’ll see friendly faces. We help each other out— if somebody gets a flat tire on their bike, somebody will stop and help out instead of ignoring them and going on their way. It’s nice to know that I’m part of a community like that.”

— Diana Valle, fourth year animal science major

This photo is part of a series of vignettes of proud Aggies. More can be found on and . 

Sting credits KDVS for early success

�°������ϲ���Ļ��Ϣ Davis' own KDVS radio station had a hand in launching The Police's first single, "Roxanne," into the mainstream, .

In a Nov. 9 appearance on The Howard Stern Show, Sting told the DJ the first stations that played the song from the then-unknown band were one in Austin, Texas, and the one on the �°������ϲ���Ļ��Ϣ Davis campus.

"And then a radio station I think in Austin, Texas — [KLBJ], which was Lady Bird Johnson’s station ... and a station up at �°������ϲ���Ļ��Ϣ Davis, up in California, started to play this thing, and it became viral," Sting said.

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