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Man peddles for gas, student complies
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Rochester schools struggling
Rochester city schools are struggling to combat subpar graduation rates and low standardized test scores, but a UR professor points to reasons for cautious optimism. Read More
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Students modify smoke-free campus initiative
A student driven initiative initially aimed at making UR a smoke-free campus has offered the compromise of designating certain areas of campus for smoking instead. Read More
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New buses to expand UR’s fleet, bring high-tech changes by January
Riders can expect an additional 19 buses to join UR’s fleet by January. An ID card reading system will also be installed to assess student needs. Read More
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Towers renovations to continue this winter
Renovations began this past summer in Anderson and Wilder Towers, including improvements to lobbies, will continue over winter break. Changes to departments that will be moving into Dewey Hall this winter have also been announced. Read More
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Labor union dispute continues as contract extended again
Despite various compromises made by both sides, UR and the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) remain at an impasse with labor contract negotiations. Read More
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Dining presents 2013-14 meal plan options to committee
Director of Dining Services Cam Schauf presented the three potential options for 2013-14 meal plans at a meeting of the Dining Committee on Tuesday, Oct. 30. Read More
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UR researchers find new uses for stem cell therapies in disease treatment
Researchers at the UR Medical Center are using stem cells to address dysfunctional unmyelinated neurons that occur in people with diseases such as Cerebral Palsy. Read More
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Man may have paraded parts in park
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Hurricane Sandy devastates New York region, Rochester incurs minimal damage
Hurricane Sandy caused immense damage to huge swatches of the East Coast this week, but left UR and the city of Rochester relatively unscathed. Read More
