Archives - Amanda Marquez
Beyond Rochester
New York Times reporter talks school segregation
This problem, Hannah-Jones said, is not just seen in Rochester, but throughout the country — especially in blue states and blue cities, areas that are traditionally liberal.
jaeger
Protest halted by talk cancellation
Party hats and bracelets with #URFailingUs written on them were distributed among the protesters to reinforce the sit-in’s theme, “Party at Morgan Levy’s.”
Campus
At Sex in the Dark, nameless questions answered
“How do you cope with being a side bae?” was a crowd favorite.
News
In one of last lectures as dean, Feldman talks journey
Feldman credited his time here to the sequence of “fortuitous twists” he described last Thursday evening at Alpha Delta Phi’s (ADP) Last Lecture Series.
Immigration
Immigrant students share stories of hope
Students shared emotional stories about their experiences as immigrants in the U.S.
Dining
Mel Sauce leaves a mixed taste
According to the Senior Executive Chef for Dining Services Antonio “Chef Tony” Pignagrande, a packaged version of Mel Sauce had been in the midst of development for nearly two years.
News
Students volunteer in Haiti over break
Elliot and four students traveled to Borgne, Haiti in collaboration with the Haiti Outreach Pwoje Espwa over spring break to assist the local leadership generate ideas for building libraries in the poverty-stricken country.
Ed Observers
Unconditional love
There are a lot of things that Web MD can't teach you when your mother succumbs to dementia.
Seligman
Mock Trial headed to nationals with Seligman help
Going to nationals didn’t seem like a realistic possibility, according to sophomore and URMT’s B Team Co-Captain Deisy Abarca-Espiritu.
