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CT Cooks: Quick and easy one-tray salmon

This one-tray salmon dinner is totally low-hassle; you just add ingredients to the tray. It also makes you feel like an adult, cooking grown-up food. Read More

UR Snapshots Vol. 4: Spooktober stories

“My neighbor would put out a giant 20-foot wooden cutout of Sarah Palin every year and that was pretty scary. It was just her head!" Read More

Research at Rochester: Junior Cheng thinks parasites can help us

Lateral gene transfer would be like if a stranger you bumped into on the street gave you a part of their DNA that you could incorporate into your own genes.  Read More

CT Eats: The King and I is a royal treat

I tend to love trying new dishes each time I return to a restaurant, but I have to admit that it would be pretty hard to return to The King and I and not order the phat phet again. Read More

From the Archives: The mystery of the Rush Rhees ghost

Further sightings were reported, like Bob Weiss’ first-person account in the Campus: “He’s come back! The restless spirit of Pete Nicosia has again been seen in the library.” Read More

Terrence Tower, the remains of a dark past

Some accounts of Terrence Tower detail horrible physical abuses, while others speak to its emotional toll. Read More

CT Cooks: Healthy Halloween treats

This pudding tastes like berry pie filling and feels like you’re having dessert for breakfast. Read More

CT Eats: Fiorella, my delicious dietary nightmare

As someone who is both wheat and dairy intolerant, having a lot of pizza and pasta enter my system is essentially inviting my own personal plague. Read More

UR Snapshots Vol. 3: Meliora Weekend

I was biking on campus on Friday and nearly got run over by a golf cart. Read More

CT Eats: A taste of Greece at Kainos

I would definitely tell someone that it’s a good restaurant if I were asked about it, but I wouldn’t go out of my way to return. Read More