Archives - Narm Nathan

Rochester Producers & Musicians hosts introductory GarageBand workshop

On Oct. 4, Rochester Producers & Musicians (RPM) hosted a workshop for students interested in learning to use GarageBand, Apple’s free digital audio workstation. Read More

SJP stages pro-Palestine demonstration during Meliora Weekend

Outfitted with shirts showing killed Palestinian civilians, student demonstrators took to Wilson Quad on Sept. 28 amidst the neighboring celebrations and events of Meliora Weekend to protest the war in Gaza. Read More

Rochester reports a 39% decrease in gun violence: what we know

Rochester has reported 111 shooting incidents involving injury this year, compared to 181 in the previous year’s seven-month range. Read More

Trends in UR classes reflects a changing population

Every year, the University’s Admissions Department publishes statistics on the current student body and incoming freshmen. The Class of 2027 saw 7,421 admitted students, 1,428 of which were committed to the University by last fall. Read More

The future of student advocacy: reflecting on the encampment

It was Tuesday, May 14 when Rochester’s Gaza solidarity encampment was deconstructed by the Department of Public Safety. Read More

Promoting voter outreach with the Committee for Political Engagement

With the upcoming presidential election this November, removing the barriers for those on campus to cast their ballots is extremely important. Read More

City-Wide Tenant Union holds Good Cause rally at city hall

Speakers, advocates, and community organizers lamented City Council for their alleged inability to pass the strongest version of Good Cause. Read More

Uptick in mosquito-borne viruses: should we be worried?

It isn’t COVID-19. It may, however, be just as deadly. Read More

Novavax vaccine unavailable at UHS

Cases continue to rise in Monroe County — and the newly updated COVID vaccine, Novavax, is currently unavailable on River Campus. Read More

An ode to the Times

On behalf of all of us at the CT, welcome back — and welcome home. Read More