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SA senators call for reevaluation of school snow day policies
With the snow from last week’s record snowstorm melting away, angered students are left to wonder—what happens next? Read More
News
Library plans to digitally archive historic documents
With the help of a $360,000 grant from the Fred L. Emerson foundation, UR will be able to digitize the Seward Family Archive. The archive, which is one of the most extensive firsthand accounts of 19th-century American political and social life, comes from the family of William Henry Sward (1801-1872) who was the secretary […]
Ed Observers
UR Dining still needs improvement
UR dining ----— what is there to say? The dining program at UR definitely had many ups and downs over the past years. In 2010, Danforth Dining Center went through major renovations, completely re-imaging and redesigning its outdated interior. The past year, students have also seen major changes to the Meliora Restaurant. In the past, […]
Features
Wedding couples return to alma mater
Getting married is probably the last thing on an undergraduate’s mind. Having that wedding take place on campus is even more foreign. Yet interestingly enough, many weddings actually take place in UR’s very own Interfaith Chapel. In 1970, Gilbert McCurdy, whose generous donations helped build the chapel, made several stipulations during its construction, decreeing that […]
From the Archives
Dandelion Day evolves over time, students voice nostalgic concern
Since 1951, D-Day on the River Campus has adapted to fit the changing needs of the UR student body to welcome spring and the final weeks of classes. Read More
Features
Students spread literacy around Rochester
When thinking about the different reading clubs on campus, two major clubs come to mind: UReading and Partners in Reading. Read More
Ed Observers
UR NotConnected: productivity killing Wi-Fi
I can’t write this article because I can’t get online. My rivalry with UR Connected began on August 28, 2012, when I tried to set up my wireless printer. Like most typical college freshmen, I came to school with my own printer because I wanted to save money. Little did I know, that I would […]
News
AnchorFree promotes Internet privacy
AnchorFree’s recently launched Hotspot Shield campaign aims to help University students protect their privacy through a new scholarship initiative. Read More
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Eastman students perform on national stage at Kennedy Center
Thirteen Eastman students performed as part of the Kennedy Center's Conservatory Project. Read More
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Presidential Diversity Award winners named
The Presidential Diversity Award winners' work focuses on promoting the interests of minorities. Read More
