An Nguyen
Class of 2022
An Nguyen is a junior majoring in Neuroscience and minoring in Classics from Barrington, Rhode Island. She is currently a senior staff member of the Campus Times, and before that, she served as the Publisher as well as the Features Editor. Besides reporting on stories as senior staff, she is also working on a podcast for the Campus Times. Outside the CT, she works for a research lab at University of Rochester’s Medical Center.
Podcasts
UR Rising Podcast Preview
UR Rising is a Campus Times podcast featuring the student activism on our campus and in our city, today and in decades past. Read More
Ed Observers
How the Campus Times did this fall
We’re tasked with keeping the people in power at our University accountable, but you, our readers (the few that there are), have to keep us accountable, too. Read More
day off
Election Day confirmed as a day off in response to student push
The planned ‘day off’ was announced on Wednesday, Oct. 28 in an email by Runner responding to student complaints about an accelerated and stressful mostly online semester. Read More
Profiles
Harvey Alter talks Nobel Prize, time at UR
“I’d go back to school in a heartbeat [...] The lessons I learned just kind of stayed with me. And if you want to trade places, I will do that,” he joked. Read More
Diversity
Students talk racism in STEM
“This is exactly why we’re here,” Colberg said, later adding, “Hajim definitely could have had a spot in the Scholar Strike [...] It’s kind of disappointing that not one professor took the time to center [a] lecture around that." Read More
black lives matter
Free the People Rochester’s virtual teach-in discusses UR’s complicity
“When you’re in that community, you need to take it as your own. This is our community,” Maring said. “That’s the problem with students, that they come to [UR] for four years and they talk shit about [UR], they talk shit about Rochester, they don’t ever get off-campus, they don’t ever interact with the community.” Read More
COVID-19
Rocky X Future collab: Wear A Mask
Take a listen to this sick track from rapper Future and UR icon Rocky, as they remind you of the best way to combat COVID-19. Read More
black lives matter
The racist policies that led to the July ‘64 uprisings
When Reuben Davis moved to Rochester in 1955, he was hopeful about the prospect of success in a city known for its economic prosperity. But it soon became apparent that as a Black man, he was not included in the comforts of the city’s industrial opportunities. Read More
black lives matter
June 2020, July ’64: Rochester’s so-called ‘riots’
"When people’s needs are not met, they will respond. And rioting, mashing up, destruction, all of those things are part of it.” Read More
Ed Observers
Campus Times will return to print
The dust of this pandemic is far from settled, but it’s safe to say no one will deny the merits of virtual communication and operation after this semester. For the Campus Times, this means that we owe a great thanks to our predecessors who chose to shift our paper from a predominantly print publication to […]
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