Music
Students jump for Joywave
The connection between the Rochester native band and the University setting was mentioned several times throughout the night.
Sex and the CT
Everything I used to think about sex is a lie
Never, in the years leading up to my first sexual experience, did I consider how someone might make me feel good.
SA Senate
SA senator, deputy speaker resign
Two members of the Students’ Association (SA) Senate have resigned from their positions, adding to the list of SA leaders who have left their posts in the past year.
SA
Freshman elected as new senate deputy speaker
Marco Ramos, a first-year international student from Mexico, was elected deputy speaker of the Senate Monday night at the branch’s Gowen Room meeting.
Campus
Gun talks still alive
Students, faculty, and staff sparred over evidence for and against arming Public Safety officers at the Medical Center.
News
Campus
New Douglass lacks food labels
The many food stations at the newly renovated Douglass Dining Hall are devoid of nutritional information labels, leaving students with allergies in the dark about their options.
Campus
Kitchen construction adds insult to injury for Sig Ep
Some of the twenty-six brothers living there are worried about exhausting their University meal plans—they had planned to rely on the kitchen and taken lower-value meal plans as a result.
Race
UR community talks privilege
The Paul J. Burgett Intercultural Center held a community discussion on privilege last Wednesday, giving students an opportunity to discuss the effects of their and others’ privileges.
Features
Rochester Life
Beta Theta bubble soccer
Students rushed around, kicked a soccer ball, and tried to score on tiny nets on the Wilson Quad this past Tuesday, suited up not in shinpads and cleats, but in bubbles.
Rochester Life
Keep UR summer alive
Though it might feel like your work is multiplying by the minute, there is still some sun left to get your mind off of school for a bit.
