Archives - Melissa Goldin
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UR addressing rise in mice, roaches
The River Campus has seen an increase in mice and American roaches in the past semester--a rise which may be connected to recent construction. Read More
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Student-led initiative questions smoking policy
A student led initiative is discussing the feasibility of creating a smoke-free campus after a UR student survey indicated that a majority of students believe that smoking policies need to be reformed. Read More
Features
UR's Forgotten Hours: An exploration of campus between 3 and 6 a.m.
What goes on during those forgotten hours of the early morning on campus? This is a rarely asked question, but one that not many people will truly know the answer to. Maybe you’ve pulled an all-nighter or two, come home late on a Saturday night or just don’t sleep, but I’ll bet my bonnet that […]
Security Update
Peeping Tom arrested for trespassing
Your weekly dose of repeat offenders and disappearing cell phones. Read More
News
The party could be barred: Misconduct prompts discussion on policy, future status of bar nights at UR
Due to the increasingly disruptive tendency of bar nights, UR is considering revising its policies. Read More
Culture
The underdogs of UR a cappella show their scary skills
If you told me earlier in the week that I’d soon be seeing a quidditch player and a Pokémon trainer singing at the Interfaith Chapel, I might have been slightly intrigued, but I probably wouldn’t have believed you. Yet both of these fictional characters were present at Trebellious’ Halloween show — appropriately entitled “Spookapella” — […]
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Seligman launches historic $1.2 billion campaign
UR has made public plans for its most extensive capital campaign to date, which will launch the four tenets of UR's new mission statement: learn, discover, heal and create. Read More
Security Update
Which seat should they take?
Your weekly dose of missing electronics, food allergies and car trouble. Read More
News
Same-sex partner benefits revised
After this summer's monumental passage of legislation legalizing same-sex marriage in New York, UR has responded with reformed benefit packages in an attempt to treat all employees equally. Read More
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Amid scandal, views on standardized tests vary
UR faculty and students react to the the recent SAT cheating crime of Emory University sophomore Samuel Eshaghoff. Read More
