Ed Observers
Print prevails: In defense of the campus newspaper
It’s clear that print media of all forms is struggling and I would hate to see any of it go defunct. But if there’s one type of publication that can, should and will survive, it’s the campus newspaper. When you work on your campus newspaper it consumes you. It becomes all you can think about, […]
CT Recommends
CT Recommends: ‘Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking’
Susan Cain has hit the nail on the head. There is a difference between being shy and being introverted, and her 2012 award-winning book “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking” explores the often overlooked world of the more reserved among us. It is well-researched, engrossing, and has the ability […]
Features
Textbooks rentals up
Textbooks can be quite costly, and undergraduates are increasingly taking advantage of the UR bookstore’s textbook rental program. The number of students who choose to rent has increased by 14 percent over the last three semesters. The bookstore first offered this program in the spring of 2010. “Textbook rentals have become very popular with UR […]
News
Busta Rhymes called a “good bid”
Student's had varied responses to this year's D-Day performer, Busta Rhymes. Read More
News
Students stand vigil for Boston victims
Students hold candlelight vigil to honor those affected by the blasts at this week's Boston Marathon. Read More
CT Recommends
CT Recommends: The Oatmeal
Goldin, publisher of the Campus Times, recommends "The Oatmeal" Read More
Features
Another year, another unopposed SA presidential election
As one of the two SA presidential tickets drops out of the race, what is driving this lack of competition? Read More
News
Housing lottery goes online, staff acknowledge potential problems
A new system for selecting housing will be entirely online. Read More
Humor
Warner School still resents move, cites love as cause
Since the announcement in March 2011 that the Margaret Warner Graduate School of Education and Human Development would relocate from its long-occupied space in Dewey Hall to Raymond F. LeChase Hall, which opened its doors on Jan. 16, many in the University community have expressed excitement at the prospect of the new building. After Dean […]
Features
Colorful display of school spirit takes form of UR BlueCrew
New club UR BlueCrew promotes student enthusiasm at sporting events. Read More
