News
jaeger
Investigation validates UR handling of Jaeger, with caveats
The report agreed with the University’s initial determination that Jaeger had not violated any policy. Read More
DPS Update
DPS Update for Dec. 11
DEC. 2 Sixty dollars was stolen from a student’s unattended wallet in a Goergen Athletic Center locker room. A student was warned after being found in the Rush Rhees stacks during an intrusion alarm. DEC. 4 An injured student was taken for medical treatment from UHS. DEC. 5 Public Safety and MERT assisted two injured […]
Dining
Joint initiative plans to expand campus vegetarian options
The initiative seeks to ensure that every student feels comfortable with the meals provided on campus. Read More
jaeger
UR, Seligman, Clark sued by EEOC complainants
UR and two of its top administrators are being sued in federal court. Read More
Beyond Rochester
Dinner raises money for children displaced by Middle East conflict
About 250 guests attended the dinner, the proceeds of which are intended to fund education for children affected by the Middle Eastern refugee crisis. Read More
Beyond Rochester
Students and faculty worry about a world without net neutrality
Professor Michael Scott said that this financial view companies have could result in competitive content being slowed down to drive up costs of fast internet. Read More
News
Zanele Muholi speaks about LGBT rights in South Africa
Muholi, a South African visual artist, uses photography and video installations to increase the visibility of black lesbian, gay, transgender, and intersex people. Read More
LGBT
Queer Ball lets students be themselves
At the Pride Network’s first-ever Queer Ball this past Saturday, students felt free to dress how they wanted, and to take whoever they wanted as dates, too. Read More
Guns
Gun control debate finds common ground
Despite the differences between the two sides, the teams were able to find common ground on several issues, including a ban on bump stocks, funding more studies into the effectiveness of gun control, and improving background checks. Read More
SA
Longtime student leader Lindsay Wrobel resigns for medical leave
Wrobel had previously served as both the Senate’s speaker and deputy speaker. Read More