Features

Finding fashion at UR

With the frighteningly early arrival of fall this year, I am turning over a new leaf. I want this column to swing the spotlight back to campus — to the students you see in Danforth, walking to the post office or class, and waiting for the bus. While writing this type of column has been […]

Dealing with intense heat in and out of the bedroom

For most students new to the Rochester area, it’s the harsh winter that’s most difficult to deal with. For me, a Rochester native, the most difficult season has always been the summer. I’ll admit, it’s a welcome relief from the bitter cold -— at first. By September, however, I usually have a long list of […]

Are you a poor college student?

It’s no secret that most college students eat Ramen noodles and Spaghetti O’s every night because, well, they can’t afford anything else. After years of practicing life at college, I’ve compiled a few other tell-tale signs of being a fiscally disadvantaged college student. 1. When choosing between two restaurants, say, a nice restaurant like Biaggi’s […]

The evolution of Dandelion Day

An examination of the evolution of Dandelion day, focusing on activities and events offered. Read More

Wonderful offal and porky buns at Han Noodle

A food review of the Han Noodle Bar. Read More

Study chic: How to look good while hitting the books

An analysis of the different kinds of studying ensembles. Read More

Decade of the African Woman

An examination on the rise of the African woman in African social, economic, and political culture. Read More


Installing beliefs: UHS puts out dubious sex ed

Sex and the CT examines the UHS Monthly Installments. Read More

UR admissions office launches new recruitment strategy

The University’s admissions department announced plans this past weekend that would revolutionize their recruitment strategy forever.Using the website Rent-a-hottie.com, the admissions department plans to rent “cool-looking college hotties” and place them around campus in order to “boost the aesthetic appeal of the college to perspective students,” Dean Greggory Forrester said. “We wouldn’t use too many, […]