Articles by Antoinette

You can see the tower of Rush Rhees Library from almost anywhere on campus. I think there’s one spot—if you stand directly in front of the Frederick Douglass Building—where you can’t see it. Other than that, it’s visible from basically everywhere, including inside some buildings and within a decent radius off campus. There’s been a […]

With summer just around the corner and the school year winding down, many students are “checking out” — but so are administrators. When asked his opinion on Busta Rhymes as the Dandelion Day performer, the recent worry over campus security in light of the Boston attacks, and the success of “Bash by the Books,” Dean […]

After receiving credible tips, the Dean of Students Office and Fraternity and Sorority Affairs requested that UR Security investigate Sigma Chi Fraternity. Read More

After the Boston bombings, security remains alert and reminds students of practical safety advice. Read More

According to UR, this year's increase in tuition is the lowest a decade, but the difference is only marginal. Read More

The influenza virus is a year round battle Read More

Governor Cuomo spoke at Kilbourn Hall, covering a range of issues in New York State. Read More

The lines outside University Health Service were uncharacteristically long this morning, Feb. 14, due to a massive increase in student interest for the University Counseling Center’s psychotherapy program. The turnout is completely unprecedented and too much for UCC to handle, forcing it to recruit psychiatry residents and medical students from UR Medical Center as well […]

Reports of “Seligmania” are sweeping the United States, Puerto Rico, and scattered Amazonian villages after University President Joel Seligman announced a potential 2016 presidential bid on Tuesday, Feb. 12. “Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away. Now it looks as though they’re here to stay,” said Seligman, in reference to the fiscal cliff, in […]

Nick Offerman, star of "Parks and Recreation," delighted audiences at his UR performance with a novel blend of jokes and anecdotes. Read More