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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
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Student stumbles upon sleeping stranger
Your weekly dose of theft and injury. Read More
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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
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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
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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
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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
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UR Unplugged competition evolves
This year's energy reduction competition UR Unplugged was held differently than in years past. Read More
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UR professors assess possible causality between Hurricane Sandy and climate
Astrophysics Professor Adam Frank, a contributor to NPR, believes that Hurricane Sandy will not necessarily have any lasting impact on global climate change. Read More
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Senior Scholars Program spurs little interest
UR's Senior Scholars Program, which allows students to pursue an individualized course of study during their senior year, has received a notably tepid interest from students in the past two decades. Read More
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UR’s video response selected as finalist in international competition
A ten-second video created by UR has been selected as a finalist in an international competition. Read More
