News

SafeZone training sparks dialogue

The monthly training sessions were designed to spark dialogue and increase understanding of the issues facing the LGBT community. Read More

DLH event offers lesson in protesters’ rights

The evening would address the topic of black activism in a broad sense, with a focus on the legal rights of protesters and other activists. Read More

SA Constitution rewrite underway, with hiccups

The effort is, according to SA members on the task force undertaking it, behind schedule. And, some of the proposed changes to the structure of SA have met opposition from within. Read More

Senate Summary: 2/20/17

The Academics Committee is adapting the Student Life Bill to be more transparent. Read More

Mock Trial wins big at regionals

Both the Rochester A and B teams will compete at the Opening Round Championship Series (ORCS) in Lancaster, Pa., from Mar. 17 to 19. Read More

Dandyhacks, in fourth year, spurs innovation

Dandyhacks, UR’s hackathon run by the Computer Science Undergraduate Council, is now in its fourth year. Read More

Diversity survey results reveal splits among UR community

The survey measured the inclusiveness of the University’s academic environment across eight factors—trust, appreciation of individual attributes, sense of belonging, access to opportunity, equitable reward and recognition, cultural competence, respect, and common purpose. Read More

Students write love letters to immigrants

Students wrote letters extending words of love and encouragement to UR’s immigrant community last Thursday afternoon at the “#ToImmigrantsWithLove” event held in Hirst Lounge. Read More

Senate Summary: 2/13/17

Speaker of the Senate Lindsay Wrobel met with senior Stephen Wegman over the past week, and an ultimatum was issued. Read More

First Latino on second-highest court named Commencement speaker

The Hon. Jimmie V. Reyna ‘75, Circuit Judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, has been announced as this year’s commencement speaker. Read More