As an elite institution with a strong focus on the sciences, UR produces research that often warrants coverage in major news publications, including The New York Times and the local Democrat & Chronicle. The articles that appear in such publications are a source of pride for students, faculty, staff and alumni. UR’s current system for alerting the campus community to when the University is covered in the media, however, does not do these honorable mentions full... [More]
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UR's libraries offer a wide range of spaces, with a variety of associated functions. These locations should be labeled on site, so students are more aware of whether each spot is better suited for group work or quiet studying.
Working on the Campus Times requires a lot of work and a degree of sacrifice. This article sheds light onto the trials and tribulations of the editorial process.
For the many Jewish students at UR, it is difficult to find food acceptable for the eight-day-long holiday of Passover. More dining options should be provided during this period.
All-nighters can be either a recipe for success or disaster. As the night wears on, emotions follow an inevitable pattern of alternating exhilaration and anguish.
The recent installation of 225 new outlets in Rush Rhees Library is a positive step forward for students needing to charge their laptops. However, many other locations around campus still lack adequate electrical access.
Despite claims to the contrary, wind power offers one of the most environmentally-friendly methods of generating electricity. Concerns over noise levels and bird deaths are exaggerated.
Islamophobia and bigotry against Muslims is uncomfortably common in the American political system. This attitude creates a perverse, larger-scale culture of racism across the nation.
With Americans bombarded with a message of "Buy, buy, buy," it is easy to forget the consequences of a consumerist culture. In fact, these repercussions may be closer to home than many realize.
Instead of being reset at the end of the academic year, students' leftover declining balance ought to be donated to a worthy local charity. This change could do good while promoting more conscientious dining choices.
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