News

Student-made Chinese cuisine spices up cooking competition

The competition was not only to celebrate Chinese culture with authentic food, but also to provide a sense of comfort for international students. Read More

UR to give hurricane-impacted students opportunity to study in spring

The program will cover costs of tuition, room and board, and transportation to UR for all students accepted into it. Read More

Multilingual publication debuts on campus

This month’s Gazette featured six different languages: Italian, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, and French. Read More

OptiKale and Peet’s a big hit after semester debuts

Since their openings, both establishments have brought in long lines and positive reviews. Read More

Aging sleeping pods may be on their last legs

The main reason three pods have been lost is because parts of the sleeping pod base or stem break. Read More

SA and UR team up on DACA fund

The long-term nature of the fund extends its use from purchasing books to things like the nearly $500 fees that had been associated with DACA renewal Read More

SA creates minority student cabinet position

The minority student affairs liaison position differs from the typical executive director position in that the individual in the role will not be heading a committee. Read More

New York Times reporter talks school segregation

This problem, Hannah-Jones said, is not just seen in Rochester, but throughout the country — especially in blue states and blue cities, areas that are traditionally liberal. Read More

Pads and Tampons Initiative returns

The initiative received a big boost last Monday when the SA Senate unanimously voted to reallocate funds from the City Cycles program to funding for pads and tampons. Read More

Longtime acting professor dies, is remembered by students

In her classes, she sought to understand her students as people, to nurture their self-confidence. Read More