Culture

A review of most campus dining locations

This guide covers the top dining choices that you may encounter during your fall semester. Read More

Peanuts and self worth

Nobody loves Charlie Brown because he’s particularly amazing at one thing. Everybody loves Charlie Brown because he’s Charlie Brown. Read More

Exploring The Lucky Flea Market

Most of the vendors are thrifted resellers, boasting copious amounts of vintage clothing and goods that look like they could be straight out of my grandparents’ houses. Read More

Becoming an artist and mixologist at the “Sip and Paint”

Thanks to the Creative Arts Club and the UHS Health Promotion Office, I learned how to watercolor paint a cherry blossom branch and made a so-called “Yellow Jacket Mocktail.” Read More

CT Eats: Boxcar Donuts

Overall, I would recommend visiting Boxcar Donuts if you have a serious sweet tooth for donuts. Additionally, you can pair your trip with a visit to the Public Market, which is only a short walk up the street. Read More

Go off the grid and build a log cabin

What does the trivial acquisition of wealth matter if it stops you from fulfilling a lifelong goal? Read More

Working at the Moorings

It’s all very even-keel, obvious, often boring. But after a semester in the throes of college life at UR, in the type-A frenzy chamber, I savor that kind of boredom. Read More

Liv on the Edge: Have a Great Summer?

Slowly but surely, things in Rochester are crawling back to some semblance of normalcy. Come September, this city will feel entirely different.  Read More

Liv on the Edge: The evolution of frog culture, from Pepe to cottagecore

This week, as we approach the last month of spring, I thought I’d talk about frogs. Read More

Spilling the tea on T5Tea

After trying the tea firsthand, I interviewed the team to get a better understanding of the process and history behind T5Tea. Here’s what they had to say. Read More