News
Campus
MERT is back after pause
MERT will run for “about two nights a week” from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m., said senior Tori Warner, who is MERT’s assistant director of operations. Read More
Campus
Pumpkin Launch heads off the Halloween season
The halftime event participant who received the most applause was first-year Abheet Sarkar, who threw his pumpkin a whopping 69 feet. Read More
SA Senate
IT speaks on Wi-Fi remedies, gives updates
University IT gave a presentation on Wi-Fi remedies and general updates during the SA Senate’s Oct. 17 meeting. Read More
College Feminists
To protest sexual violence and Title IX office, College Feminists “Take Back the Night”
UR College Feminists marched through Fraternity Quad on Thursday to raise awareness around sexual violence and protest UR’s Title IX office. Read More
complaint
University frustrating you? A new SA survey may help
SA announced a “Campus Life Pain Points Survey” for students to send on-campus frustrations — and positives — to the Campus Life Committee. Read More
labor
Three labor rights allegations brought against URMC
A National Labor Relations Board charge was filed Sept. 13 alleging URMC committed three violations of the National Labor Relations Act. Read More
activism
Panel celebrates 50 years of LGBTQ+ activism, Todd Union’s history
The University held a Meliora Weekend panel celebrating Todd Union's history as the home of UR's Gay Liberation Front. Read More
augmented reality
Studio X has served scores of metaverse newbies, annual report shows
Studio X released its annual report recapping a year of initiatives centered on exposing students to extended reality technologies. Read More
american politics
SA passes statement pushing federal student debt cancellation, contains inaccuracies
With Biden's debt cancellations drawing nearer, the SA has made it clear that they do not think the administration is going far enough by unanimously passing a statement containing multiple factual errors. Read More
covid
UR ends most COVID-19 accommodations, all reporting requirements
Tuesday's new COVID-19 guidelines drew back accommodations for most students and ended the tiered masking system and reporting requirements. Read More
