UR Joking

The birth, life, and death of a Campus Times editor

Their voice begins to get higher and higher when, finally, they explode into rays of light and a Campus Times Editor is born. Read More

Meliora Weekend gets ever worse

At this point, I realized that it was pointless to run. The only way for this disaster to end was to sacrifice myself. Read More

Food package party: “big-backing”

It’s all just a marketing scheme to steal money from us poor consumers and give them to Big Chip. Read More

University divests from prison labor, cites excessive costs

Saving money is no easy task for the newly self-operational UR Dining Services — especially when trying to fill the non-slip shoes of a company famous for its lax policies regarding labor, health, and safety.  Read More

Research proves birthdays are fake

Not only are birthdays fake, but also they suck. If your birthday falls on an important holiday, you’re cooked. Nobody cares about you! Read More

Breaking: new bacterium discovered in first-year communal bathrooms

The bacterium — officially dubbed Gilbertella freshmanii — appears to thrive under conditions researchers describe as “uniquely vile,” feeding on shaved pubes, three-month-old Axe body spray residue, and perpetually damp towels. Read More

The riddle of the kiosk

I was soothed only by the feeling of security that came with knowing nobody else could take my 2FA-protected sandwich. Read More

2 a.m. ramen cures everything and solves your problems

A single cup of 2 a.m. ramen has the power to cure seasonal depression, fix your failing GPA, and reignite your Welcome Week situationship. Read More

Sausage fingers

are the fingers edible? Why are their mouths frothing with mustard and ketchup? Are the hotdogs spraying out ketchup? Read More

Following D-Day example, University professor tries to bag the huzz

Rattled by Pope Francis’ death, 89-year-old University professor Ben Dover decided the only way to find peace was to watch this year’s D-Day performer, Ferg. He later recounted to the CT that this was a great decision, as he quickly got over his grief when he “saw the huzz.”  “In my old age, I just […]