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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
Rochester Life
Beta Theta bubble soccer
Students rushed around, kicked a soccer ball, and tried to score on tiny nets on the Wilson Quad this past Tuesday, suited up not in shinpads and cleats, but in bubbles. Read More
Rochester Life
Keep UR summer alive
Though it might feel like your work is multiplying by the minute, there is still some sun left to get your mind off of school for a bit. Read More
Sex and the CT
Get the ‘Yes’
In some situations, consent is straightforward. In others, it can be murky. Let the Campus Times break it down for you. Read More
Features
How mandatory is mandatory?
Understanding the severity of the issues these lectures cover begs the question of why freshmen sometimes choose not to attend these “mandatory” lectures. Read More
Rochester Life
Off campus, on point
Despite there being some downsides to living off campus, students who do seem largely satisfied with their housing. Read More
Rochester Life
The secret life of librarians
Librarians are good resources for students who wish to find a particular book in the library, to search scholastic materials online, or to access a specific database. Read More
financial aid
For many students, UR’s financial aid theories don’t always match reality
The Campus Times spoke with nearly a dozen students, UR officials, and two experts to understand financial aid in practice. Read More
