Articles by Caitlin

Fiesta at UR: New Guinness World Record set with construction of longest taco line

UR students, faculty and staff came together on Wednesday, Feb. 8 to snatch from Michigan State University the honor of holding the longest taco line Guinness World Record. Read More

Print media needs the ‘fearless’ to stay alive, alumnus says

UR alumnus and New York Times journalist Brad Strenger gave a talk on the future of print media on Tuesday, Jan. 31. Read More

Club Spotlight: GlobeMed pours help into ‘el porvenir’

UR's GlobeMed campaign coordinator and sophomore Ria Pal speaks about the club's mission, events and partnership with international grassroots organization Kallpa Iquitos. Read More

Reconnecting with the outdoors

At the time of year when most students are stuck indoors studying, one club on campus is making moves to enjoy the outdoors. The Outing Club, which was founded in 1960, has been planning trips for over half a century to make the most of the natural resources of the surrounding area. To learn more […]

Soccer concludes regular season

The women's team earned a tie and the men's team came away with a close loss in their final conference games of the year. Read More

UR digitizes collection of AIDS posters to spread awareness

UR's Rare Books Library has digitized a collection of 6,200 AIDS awareness posters to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the identification of AIDS as a disease. Read More

UR expands business repertoire with undergraduate major

New buildings are not the only signs of expansion at the University — the list of majors offered to undergraduates has also grown, especially during this academic year. Most recently, the College of Arts, Sciences and Engineering has added an American studies major as of this fall and plans for a new digital media major […]

Headlessly horsing around in the stacks

The Scare Fair brings tricks and treats this Halloween. Read More

Pumpkin Projectiles: ASME hosts its 10th annual Pumpkin Launch

Across the Genesee River on Friday, Oct. 28 at 3 p.m., pumpkins will be descending from the sky — but don’t expect the Great Pumpkin to be among them. This bit of Halloween magic is strictly scientific, as these icons of the holiday will be launched from trebuchets, catapults and air cannons built by teams […]

Hill Court haunted on Halloween weekend

Hill Court COG creates first annual haunted house in Kendrick House. Read More