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DPS proposes expanding armed officer program to River, Eastman campuses

DPS is proposing to station two armed supervising officers on mobile patrol at the River Campus and one at Eastman. Read More

O’Brien talks journalism as Mel Weekend headliner

In particular, she recalled that many of the stories she covered early in her career were overly sensational, often to the detriment of context and nuance. Read More

Campus competition will promote entrepreneurship

Students will showcase their start-up solutions in teams of three or four members with the end-goal of possibly competing in the worldwide finals for $1 million in start-up funding. Read More

Steele urges political involvement at Mel Weekend

Steele told students there are tools and mechanisms to use at their disposal to “move us from where we are to where you want us to be.” Read More

SA meeting summary: 10/9/18

SA also discussed how many female students have complained about being kicked out of the Athletics Center for wearing sports bras. Read More

Optimistic future for laser lab after recent government funding

LLE scientists at UR are now filled with hope and renewed vigor, looking to make lasting contributions to the science community. Read More

Burgett Intercultural Center hosts memorial for its namesake

University President Richard Feldman initiated the memorial by speaking at length about Burgett. Feldman provided a retrospective about the man, emphasizing that Burgett always had an unwavering sense of control and composure. Read More

Driver revealed as culprit behind insensitive bus fliers

Following the discovery of the fliers, students, faculty and staff were outraged. Read More

Sexual assault prevention campaign chalks up Mel Weekend

The messages included “#MeToo,” “We Stand with Survivors,” “Stop Blaming Victims!” and many chalkings of the phrase, “It’s On Us.” Read More

First-years’ expectations mixed for Mel Weekend

Moreover, a large number of first-years were uncertain of what to expect for the weekend. Read More