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weather
UR Snapshots Vol. 7: The snow diaries
“Well, I think it’s unfair to everyone that doesn’t cough up money to live on campus. It’s dangerous to all the professors, commuters, and especially to students who live off campus and can’t afford a car. Imagine having to walk two miles to school in negative-degree weather and freezing snow squalls. ” Read More
ct cooks
CT Cooks: Whatever you got frittata
This crustless quiche is an easy, cheap, delicious meal that will make you feel like a master chef. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: A mellow taste of Germany
Not a superlike, but at least a pleasant swipe right. Read More
Dining Staff
UR Snapshots Vol. 6: The Douglass dining staff
I want everybody to see my university like I see it: the best of the best in all of the United States. Read More
Castle
The Scottish castle in the park
As the only castle in Rochester, Warner Castle is a unique architectural treasure within the city. Read More
cajun
CT Eats: A big bayou bang for your buck
You should have a wonderful time characterized by classic Louisiana flavors bold enough to impress any Southern belle. Read More
Volunteering
540WMain educates the community on social issues
Before Eaton started his non-profit business, he was the owner of a gluten-free bakery. However, he felt like he wanted to fulfill a greater purpose: what he really wanted was to teach people and spread awareness on wellness and antiracism. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: A new year to B.Good
Whether you’ve resolved to eat healthier this year or you need a good meal done properly and quickly, I’d say that B.Good is a good place to be good. Read More
New Year
UR Snapshots Vol. 5: New Year’s resolutions
"I’d say my resolution is to live a year of unapologetic happiness." Read More
Diversity
Student podcast ‘Classically Black’ builds bridges to classical world
Harris and Brown started “Classically Black” to create a community for African-American classical musicians, an often underrepresented group within the field. Harris remarked, “these people have been [there]; we are still here.” Read More
