Features

Relaxed Chic: How to feel comfortable this spring

After a much-needed trip to the mall over spring break, I noticed something different about my shopping methods this spring. There was a real lack of squeezing into skirts, sucking into restricting tops or ultra-slim pedal-pushers. That is not to say that there aren’t plenty enough skin-tight spring looks to go around, but I did […]

Who knew that Rochester could be Sodam yummy?

A five-star review of Sodam Korean House restaurant. Read More

Applied Ethics: One professor's struggle becomes a matter of discourse

Students have started a grassroots movement to earn a beloved professor a tenure track position - but that issue is more complex than many realize. Read More

The Red Line to food heaven

A look at restaurants on the red line shuttle. Read More

Ménage à trois: How do you find a perfect fit?

Threesomes: Anyone who’s ever had a twosome has pondered this possibility. If you’ve had sex with one person, you’ve no doubt wondered what it would be like to add a second naked body to the equation, be it male or female. There are a myriad of reasons to do it — for a bit of […]

Club Spotlight: 1920s edition

We reached deep into the archives to recover some blurbs about UR clubs from the 1920s. Read More

Wardrobe exhaustion: adapting to the seasons

What to do when your wardrobe is exhausted for the winter seasons. Read More

Students prepare for break with week of exercise

UR students rush to get in shape for the upcoming vacation during "freak week." Read More

Peace for Israel?

What does it mean to spread a message of peace in a university setting? Israel Peace Week seeks to offer information about Israel as a peaceful, democratic state of high economic caliber. Read More

Breakfast for lunch? Brunch at the Gate House

A food review of The Gate House restaurant. Read More