Archives - Sam Passanisi

Panel aims to fight racism in all forms

The two-hour event was led by Dean for Diversity Beth Olivares and Academic Program Coordinator for the Office of Minority Student Affairs Sasha Eloi, alongside five students who shared their experiences of race relations and discrimination at the University. Read More

Science faculty stages teach-in

Students and faculty have made efforts to respond to the cuts to science funding discussed by the Trump administration. Read More

‘90s Music laser show proves otherworldly experience

The snow falls in flurries—except at occasional intervals, when it’s checked by a vibrant burst of lasers. Read More

DLH event offers lesson in protesters’ rights

The evening would address the topic of black activism in a broad sense, with a focus on the legal rights of protesters and other activists. Read More

Senate Summary: 2/13/17

Speaker of the Senate Lindsay Wrobel met with senior Stephen Wegman over the past week, and an ultimatum was issued. Read More

Ringing the bell on racism

His one-man show, “The W. Kamau Bell Curve: Ending Racism in About an Hour,” played to nearly nonstop laughs in the crowded Douglass Ballroom on Friday evening. Read More

Film showing pushes racial questions

The audience, inspired after the film they had just watched, gave their opinion—people should speak up, and they have to take a stand against racism. Read More

UR students rock the vote

For nearly all of them, it was their first time voting in a presidential election. Some had come by car, some by University shuttle. Others had walked to the Saunders Research Building, the polling place for students who are registered to vote at their River Campus address. As voting locations go, it wasn't crowded—though without […]

Burgett Center talk tackles PC culture

The discussion turned to the danger of putting people into boxes—a box of LGBT individuals, perhaps, or a basket of Trump supporters. Read More

How to beat Trump

America's liberals and Democrats have succeeded in laughing themselves to the brink of Armageddon. Read More