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Progressive ideas flow at Title IX comment party

Students and organizers crafted comments at a comment party co-hosted by the Title IX office and the Commission on Women and Gender Equity in Academia. Read More

Dining vendors share new tastes

Resealable Mountain Dew cans and cauliflower crust pizza are just a few of the incoming innovations UR students had the opportunity to test out this past Wednesday at the Dining Vendor Fair. A collaboration between Dining Services and Wilson Commons Student Activities (WCSA), the fair, held in Hirst Lounge, kicked off the “Welcome Back” programming […]

From a variety of backgrounds, ad hoc committee members mostly avoid stance on gun proposal

In response to UR administration’s announcement of the members of the ad hoc committee, tasked with addressing Public Safety’s proposal to arm officers on the River and Eastman Campuses, the Campus Times spoke with 10 of the 27 committee members. Each had detailed unique backgrounds and perspectives, was hopeful about the results, and for the […]

New Warner dean outlines vision for inclusivity

A first-generation Indian immigrant, Marri explained to attendees that he went into education to help underprivileged students. Read More

Sarah Mangelsdorf makes history as next UR president

Sarah Mangelsdorf has been named the 11th University president. She will be the first woman to lead the school. Read More

Takeaways from the DPS forum

In case you missed it, and have not yet found two hours to go through the CT Facebook Live recording, here are our bitesize highlights. Read More

MSAB finds DPS forum lacking

They blamed the administration for a limiting format as well as unsatisfactory responses. Read More

5K faces its own challenge

In past years, the challenge has received criticism for failing to communicate with finalists and winners after they submit their ideas. Read More

Screw ups: a path toward success

To amplify this belief, iZone organized an event this past Wednesday where students from an array of campus organizations came to share their failures. Read More

Pride network remembers transgender victims

For many event-goers, it was difficult not to imagine their own name tacked on to the already too-long list of victims. Read More