Published on April 12, 2012 · Features
Maybe you know him from class, or maybe from the Office of Undergraduate Research and its annual Undergraduate Research Exposition. Without a doubt, research has always been a passion for physics Professor Steven Manly, and that interest lead him to his current career.
Published on March 01, 2012 · Features
John Locke and Thomas Hobbes are known together for their contrasting views regarding the nature of humanity. In a political science course at UR, students simulate a government structure, and behavior may be related to the views of one philosopher over the other.
Published on February 02, 2012 · Arts & Entertainment
This book is, without question, the best treatment of college life to come along in years. Jeffrey Eugenides depicts his three characters in a way that captivates and enthralls the reader.
Published on November 17, 2011 · Features
An interview with new Professor Margarita Guillory, an assistant professor in the department of religion and classics.
Published on November 03, 2011 · Features
Despite economic downturns, UR continues its trend of expansion.
Published on September 08, 2011 · Op-Eds, Opinions, Slider
A memoriam of Sept. 11 by a young New Yorker.
Published on March 31, 2011 · Arts & Entertainment, Reviews
There was a full house on Saturday, March 26 in Strong Auditorium, where the YellowJackets staged “Kenya Feel the Love Tonight.”
Published on March 17, 2011 · Op-Eds
Courtesy of Jordan Cicoria.
I am a happy “lapsed Catholic,” meaning that I go to Mass every Christmas, Easter and a few other times in …
Published on February 03, 2011 · Editorial Observers, Slider
Sunday, Feb. 6 marks what would have been Ronald Reagan’s 100th birthday, had he not succumbed to Alzheimer’s disease in 2004. Many conservative …
Published on November 11, 2010 · Op-Eds, Opinions
Last Tuesday, the Democratic Party took a “shellacking” from the GOP, which enjoyed the largest House victory since 1948. Most governorships went Republican, too, while …