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Profiles
Making stardom closer to reach with OBOC
In addition to acting, getting a start in directing with OBOC is made intentionally collaborative and easy to dip your toe into. Read More
equity
Equity now: putting an end to gatekeeping feminine hygiene
Sophomore Olivia Hallowitz found herself in an unusual spot one morning in Hillside Market. The health aisle, where hygiene products are found, had items that were grossly outnumbered with a plethora of several protective gear brands — or for transparency, condoms. It is no secret that college negates access to feminine health products. Throughout the […]
meliora
The Wilder attack campus climate survey
We can live our “Meliora values” when the university starts listening to survivors to enact real change. Read More
prize
Rochester student wins main event prize at Stanford hackathon
Sid and his team created a bot that could be reached via Twitter DMs to nearby resources that help women suffering from domestic violence. Read More
advice
Sex & The CT: Navigating relationships at UR
Allow yourself to enjoy the experience of college, go in with an IDGAF attitude, and just have fun! Read More
culture
RICE Crew dances across borders
If there’s any place to enjoy EXO’s Love Shot on repeat, Shape of You remixes, or to people-watch (K-pop edition), look no further than a RICE Crew practice. Read More
bankrupt
A Day in the Life: Bankrupt Photographer
"I just feel like I’m in some sort of obligation to help those who cannot afford it without paying a huge amount of money to other photographers." Read More
Academic Honesty
Is UR ready for ChatGPT?
Primo envisions this technological advancement being integrated into classes and assessments in the future. Read More
LEAF
Research at Rochester: Anthropology fellowship supports and collaborates with local community
LEAF works closely with the local organization Flower City Noire Collective (FCNC) to carry out ethnographic research. Read More
Lunar New Year
The shadow of Monterey Park cast on the Rochester community
“Lunar New Year is supposed to be a time of celebration and reunion, yet 11 families will forever remember this as a time of grief." Read More
