DPS
MSAB finds DPS forum lacking
They blamed the administration for a limiting format as well as unsatisfactory responses.
5K Challenge
5K faces its own challenge
In past years, the challenge has received criticism for failing to communicate with finalists and winners after they submit their ideas.
Musicals
ROC Players’ ‘Cabaret’ is dreadful, and it should be
The ROC Players’ production of “Cabaret,” was difficult, disturbing, and upsetting. And I wouldn’t have had it any other way.…
LGBTQ
Pride network remembers transgender victims
For many event-goers, it was difficult not to imagine their own name tacked on to the already too-long list of victims.
gender
Frat parties aren’t free
Ah, I love the smell of female objectification in the morning! Or the afternoon, or the nighttime, (because it happens all the time, after all).
News
Failures
Screw ups: a path toward success
To amplify this belief, iZone organized an event this past Wednesday where students from an array of campus organizations came to share their failures.
LGBTQ
Second queer ball allows free expression
For many, UR’s Queer Ball was a first chance to go to a dance as themselves.
Public Safety
MSAB wins public forum with surprise Faculty Senate sit-in
Frustrated that Public Safety had repeatedly denied their requests for a community forum, MSAB and various minority student leaders staged a sit-in at the meeting.
Features
Research
Research Rochester: Research for Everyone
A common misconception shared by many undergraduates is that research is reserved for the sciences.
CT Eats
CT Eats: Founders Cafe nice but not impressive
While there is a gorgeous, bright mural on one of the walls, the overall atmosphere and décor did not lend themselves to that really comfortable vibe I was searching for. The food also seemed to follow this theme of “nice, but not too impressive.”
Research
Research Rochester: Hoang’s psychology research connects to her Vietnamese roots
Hoang wanted to connect her interest in psychology with her Vietnamese roots. She began working with Thuy-Vy Nguyen in the psychology department at UR to investigate parent-child relationships in Asian cultures.
