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UR alumnus endows Director of Rare Books & Special Collections position
Rare Books library receives sizable donation from alumnus towards directorship Read More
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Dining takes student feedback into account to make spring 2013 changes
Dining has unveiled a series of changes to campus venues for the spring 2013 semester. Read More
Security Update
Caught in a pickle, thieves lose appetite
1. On Thursday, Jan. 17, workers at the Hillside Market caught two females fleeing the premises with a stolen jar of pickles, UR Security Investigator Roger Keirsbilck said. Claiming that they had dropped their receipt, the females told workers that they were not carrying their IDs. When a UR Security officer requested to see their […]
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Two graduate students victims of on-campus armed robbery
The on-campus armed robbery Sunday, Jan. 20 prompts review of UR security protocols. Read More
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Bordeaux family files $24 million lawsuit
Jeffrey Bordeaux, Jr.’s family has filed a $24 million lawsuit against UR, Delta Upsilon and Daren Venable in response to Bordeaux, Jr.'s fatal stabbing on Jan. 15, 2011. Read More
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Partial bar bus hiatus remains amid alleged violations
Little student interest in fully re-instating bar buses has been seen since last February, despite alleged instances of groups violating bar bus policy. Read More
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UR, nine other peer institutions establish Semester Online initiative
Along with nine other peer institutions, UR has established a unique for-credit online education initiative called Semester Online, which will offer courses in a broad range of disciplines beginning in 2013. Read More
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Speaking Fellows tutoring program to supplement Writing Center
UR will launch a Speaking Fellows program next semester to supplement the existing Writing Fellows tutoring service that is offered. Read More
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Contract approved after months of negotiations
After months of stalled negotiations, UR and the Service Employees International Union have agreed on a contract for 1,800 service workers. Read More
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City of Rochester scores in top quarter of U.S. cities for LGBT equality
The 2012 Municipality Index study gave Rochester 89 out of 100 points for LGBT equality, which can also be seen on UR's campus. Read More
