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Driver fails to espy, hits pedestrian

Your weekly dose of theft, malady and injury. Read More

College Town loan secured

A $20 million loan for UR's College Town project has been approved, potentially indicating that ground will be broken this November. Read More

M. K. Gandhi Institute celebrates opening in PLEX

The M.K. Gandhi Institute opened its new location on South Plymouth Avenue in the PLEX neighborhood with an opening celebration on Sunday, Sept. 30. The Institute hopes the move will expand ties with the community. Read More

Renovated Aquatic Center opens after delay

The Speegle-Wilbraham Aquatic Center officially opened on Monday, Oct. 1 after receiving an extensive overhaul, which began in March. Read More

Rochester reverend appointed to direct religious life at UR

Reverend Denise Yarbrough has been appointed Director of Religious and Spiritual Life at UR and hopes to foster greater inclusiveness among all religious groups and students. Read More

UR joins nationwide online STEM women mentoring program

UR has joined a six month online pilot program with an array of other national universities to foster the participation of females in STEM. Read More

Eye technology developed by UR awarded U.S. patent

UR researchers were awarded a patent for laser eye technology. Read More

Meandering man mystifies many

Your weekly dose of confusion, theft and injury. Read More

Space crunch: Performance groups frustrated with new reservation system

Following a change in the reservation process for performance groups made this summer, several organizations were notified late about rehearsal times, contributing to frustration with the process. Read More

Appeals process in flux: changes to meal plans, other dining services possible by 2013

The meal plan appeals process is undergoing revisions with the aim of increasing communication, at the same time that changes to UR Dining as a whole are on the table for 2013. Read More