UR scored first when graduate student attacker Emily Schillinger scored unassisted in the first period with 13:24 left. UR would outscore Nazareth 5–2 in the first.

UR outscored Nazareth 5–1 in the second, with two goals from sophomore attacker Alyssa Gorny and first-year attacker Anna Rogers each, and one from senior midfielder Grace Crochiere.

Schillinger and Gorny scored again in the third, along with first-year defender Jenna Ufberg, en route to a 3–1 advantage in that period. 

Junior co-captain attacker Gracie Giannettino scored twice in the fourth, along with senior attacker Zoe Sullivan and senior midfielder Regi Merkin. 

Giannettino’s four goals –– two in the first and two in the fourth –– gave her 100 for her collegiate career. 

Tuesday’s game put UR at 9–7 and Nazareth at 6–9.

UR will play their final regular game at Union College Saturday whilst they await the playoffs. 



Students protest against incoming presidential administration, calling it “fascist”

Held in the days following President Trump’s inauguration, the rally featured a combination of prepared speeches, calls to action, an open forum, and chanting.

Naloxone, also known as Narcan, can save your life from an overdose. And you can get it for free, anonymously, on campus.

The Health Promotion Office is currently working with University Facilities on the installation of three more boxes: one in the lobby of the Goergen Athletic Center and two in the Rush Rhees library. 

Students gather in unregistered protest of administration’s alleged complicity in the war in Gaza

Speakers at the protest on campus told the audience that the “temporary ceasefire” was a reprieve, but that the “fight” was not over.