Archive: Oct 2011
News
Complaints and compensation rumors follow Towers construction
Noise from construction on the new residence hall in Founders' Court, which began in early October, has spurred complaints from some students who say it is a hindrance to studying and sleeping. Read More
News
Housing lottery could move online by 2013
Students and administrators are discussing the feasibility of moving the housing lottery online to ameliorate stress and negative student opinions about the system. Read More
Security Update
Which seat should they take?
Your weekly dose of missing electronics, food allergies and car trouble. Read More
Sports
'Jackets whip up another win
Graduate student running back Clarence Onyiriuka ran for three touchdowns to carry the 'Jackets' offense to a 28-21 win over Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Saturday. Read More
Sports
XC stays hungry as postseason begins
The men's and women's cross country teams performed admirably at the NYSCTC Championships, as the men took second and the women third in their respective races. Read More
Sports
Defense frustrates Fisher as UR soars
The women's soccer team blanked St. John Fisher, 2-0, on Saturday. Read More
Athlete of the Week
Athlete of the Week: Danielle Bessette
Sophomore Danielle Bessette was UR's top finisher at the New York State Collegiate Track Conference Championships over the weekend. Read More
From the Pressbox
From the Pressbox
Rookie quarterbacks Cam Newton, Andy Dalton and Christian Ponder headline one of the strongest rookie quarterback classes in years. Read More
News
Clinton keynote address to be streamed
President Bill Clinton's keynote address for Meliora Weekend this Saturday will be streamed live to the campus community, a decision made this week after students expressed grievances with the way tickets were allocated. Read More
News
Students rally to call for social change
As Occupy Wall Street gains momentum with its nationwide call for social change, UR students trying to spur awareness and activism plan to join with Occupy Rochester protests and form an Occupy UR movement. Read More