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UR extends early decision deadline in wake of Hurricane Sandy

UR extended its early decision application deadline to help accommodate those impacted by Hurricane Sandy. Read More

‘Observations’ series aims to fuse scientific method with humanities

“Observations” —a series of lectures that explores the scientific process and the cultural significance of science — commenced on Thursday, Nov. 8. Read More

English professor earns high acclaim for poetry anthology

English professor Jennifer Grotz has received the prestigious Lillian Fairchild Award for her poetry anthology "The Needle." Read More

MAG launches app for iOS devices, Sculpture Park proceeding on pace

The Memorial Art Gallery has launched a new smartphone app to enhance the visitor experience and spur educational initiatives. Read More

Student stumbles upon sleeping stranger

Your weekly dose of theft and injury. Read More

UR reacts to Obama’s successful re-election

Students and professors at UR expressed wide-ranging opinions on Barack Obama's successful bid for re-election. Read More

DLH receives positive reception at UR

The Douglass Leadership House, which moved onto the Fraternity Quad last spring, has received a positive welcoming by the campus community. Read More

MERT expands services to Riverview for four-week trial period

MERT has expanded its emergency response services to the Riverview Apartments area for a four week trial period. Read More

JCOS reports updated security measures

The Students' Association held a Security Forum on Wednesday, Nov. 7 to discuss recent security concerns on campus, inclduing the Safe Ride Home service and new Riverview patrols. Read More

UR Unplugged competition evolves

This year's energy reduction competition UR Unplugged was held differently than in years past. Read More