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tunnels
A history of UR’s tunnels
UR’s tunnel system has a history as long as it stretches across campus and between buildings.
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Fight the decline of declining
It’s that time of the semester again. Your Declining has declined to the point of no return.
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Spurrier’s eerie abandoned pool
With its twists and never-ending turns, Spurrier Hall always has something new to show a student passing through.
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To Niagara Falls: A never-ending bike ride
On a chilly October morning, six ambitious rowers set off on a rather unconventional and strenuous Fall Break adventure: biking to Niagara Falls.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Off campus, on point
Despite there being some downsides to living off campus, students who do seem largely satisfied with their housing.
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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.
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Urban Fellows learn through experience
The program itself began in 2002 when a small group of students wanted to help engage their peers in civil service and community outreach.
