Features
CT Eats
CT Eats: The taste of Tandoor
That experience of delicious food, a home-like atmosphere, and great customer service brings me back every time, making it one of my go to places for eating out. Read More
Club
This isn’t your mother’s dinner party, unless your mom is a nudist
They didn’t advertise meetings; they didn’t mass-invite people to events on Facebook. They didn’t even have a name. They were just regular students enjoying a meal together while completely naked. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: Mi Barrio’s is a Latino gem
The most common parts of the Central American diet are beans, rice, pork, beef, chicken, cheese, salsa, avocado, and a bottle of one’s favorite flavor of Jarritos soda. All of these things are pretty easy to pick up at the supermarket and prepare on your own, but nothing beats going to your local Latino eatery […]
Sex & CT
Sex & the CT: Goth girlfriends?
Being the Goth Girlfriend means I am a hot, brilliant, funny woman who adores Friday the 13th, tarot cards, astrology, and The Cure, and who loves threesomes and anal sex. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: College student eats ramen
There’s a few places in Rochester that offer a decent enough ramen bowl, but I like to default to one particular place that I can always count on for a decent meal: Shiki. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: My love for the Red Fern grows
if you’re not a vegan, go there and try it out and get a feel for what you’re vegan friends might be eating the next time you poke fun at them for lacking in food options. Read More
Alumni
He was a star UR soccer player. Now he’s a pro Johnny Depp impersonator.
“It’s liberating to go from working in HR during the week, making sure people are respecting each other, and then getting to be a lusty pirate on the weekends." Read More
interviews
Legal journalist Jeffrey Toobin sits down
This interview was conducted on Oct. 14 and has been edited for style and clarity. Read More
Commencement
Commencement speakers at UR throughout the years
UR didn’t have anything called a “commencement address” until 1985. There were always speakers at graduation, but the type of speaker differed year to year. Read More
library
Robbins Library, a hidden gem within Rush Rhees
On the fourth floor of the building, the library boasts one of the largest repositories of medieval literature in North America, encompassing Medieval literature all works written in Europe from the fifth to 15th centuries. Read More
