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Student town hall calls for progressive president

Student expectations of the next president included a willingness to be responsive and accessible to UR’s community, as well as developing further connections to the surrounding Rochester community. Read More

Massage chairs garner positive uncertainty

Several students said they were planning to use the chairs frequently, in moments of stress or bodily pain, but others seemed more hesitant, calling them an unnecessary luxury. Read More

Yellowjacket weekend creates buzz

Saturday marked the biggest day of Yellowjacket Weekend. Activities included bounce houses and an amusement ride were scattered throughout the quad, as well as food trucks, free “Feel the Sting” class-year shirts, a photo booth, and the Sig Ep Luau Dinner. Read More

Faculty makes requests for future UR president

The meeting was framed by three questions. These were the qualities about UR that would attract a candidate to want to be president, the major challenges they would face, and characteristics the community would want to see in the next president. Read More

Dining embraces fresh local foods with new partnership

With this new dining program, UR becomes one of a few universities nationally to show their commitment to locally-procured, personalized, and freshly-made food. Read More

RESTORE mission for a safer community

RESTORE is confidential, unlike many other resources available when it comes to reporting sexual misconduct on campus. They are not affiliated with UR, so no reports made to RESTORE will be shared with the University. Read More

Hall gets acquainted with UR as new dean

Hall’s goals as the new dean of faculty are to truly understand the campus and create a deeper connection with individuals around the University. Read More

Newly renovated iZone hopes to foster creativity with opening

With hanging-globe light fixtures, movable tables and chairs, blue and yellow diner booths, and whiteboards and outlets everywhere, iZone Director Julia Maddox hoped the “playful and quirky” space will emphasize their mission for inspiring creative problem-solving and thinking. Read More

Students spray-paint Frat Quad with anti-rape message

They meant it as “a symbol for all of the stories that go unheard to have their moment or even stories that potentially haven’t happened yet.” Read More

Despite dropped charges and a policy rewrite, student set to leave UR

Mohammed Rifat was arrested by DPS on the Residential Quad on May 26 and spent a few hours in RPD custody before being bailed out by friends. Read More