Features
Features
The pizza that saved Rochester
The Pizza Stop’s tagline seems worn-out and generic, but in the eerily pizza-deprived streets of Rochester, it means something. Read More
Technology
Opening doors to undergraduate research
Think professors don’t know how intimidating the process for finding research can be? Think again. Read More
Features
Geology enthusiasts find home at UR
Those involved with geology at UR, though, naturally have a different perspective of their field, its individual importance, and its connection to other fields of science. Read More
Odd UR
Pedestrian bridge: behind the odd design
Whether you live on or off campus, you know what people mean when they say “the bridge.” Read More
Features
The origins of the UR pig-painted gas tank
After a two-week-long email journey, I finally found what I was looking for. Read More
UR Tech
Making plans for mars
But, as Musk asked, “Are you prepared to die? If that's okay, then you're a candidate for going.” Read More
Sex and the CT
The science of orgasm
The orgasm doesn't exist in a vacuum—it's just one part of the sexual response system. Read More
Features
Yes, there are monkeys in Meliora Hall
Over 70,000 animals exist on UR campuses for the purposes of research. Read More
Rochester Life
Cross-contamination prompts allergy accommodation in Douglass
When it comes to serving a campus community of over 6,000 undergraduates, successfully accommodating the dietary restrictions of every student who walks into a dining hall can be a daunting task. Read More
Sex and the CT
Everything I used to think about sex is a lie
Never, in the years leading up to my first sexual experience, did I consider how someone might make me feel good. Read More
