News
Admissions
New admission standards set to launch
UR will emphasize community service as part of an initiative launched by the Harvard Graduate School of Education. Read More
City
Trending: Rochester ranked the happiest city in the U.S.
A 2014 report that put the Flower city in the top spot based on unemployment rate and average annual salary has recently resurfaced, puzzling many on social media. Read More
Campus
Student retracts racial slur accusation
A student has retracted claims of racial slurs being used by Department of Public Safety (DPS) officers against him at the Delta Kappa Epsilon (DKE) house Friday night. Read More
Kidnapping
New patrol unit follows kidnapping
Formed after the recent kidnapping, the new unit will focus on giving DPS a visible and accessible presence on campus. Read More
SA Senate
SA senator resigns, claims hostility
Citing a climate of hostility within SA Senate, Samantha Lienert resigned from her seat on Dec. 11. Read More
Seligman
President Meets President
University President Joel Seligman met President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama last Tuesday night after the Commander in Chief’s final State of the Union address in Washington, D.C. Read More
Fire
Flooding in Morey Hall causes minor damage
Morey Hall leak caused by a failed fan coil results in a pool of water, then a tunnel closure. Read More
Kidnapping
Indictment released in kidnapping case, sexual assault alleged
Six suspects arrested in the Dec. 5 kidnapping of two UR seniors have been charged with a litany of crimes—including predatory sexual assault. Read More
Kidnapping
Students safe after kidnapping; six suspects in custody
UR seniors Ani Okeke Ewo and Nicholas Kollias were rescued by a SWAT team on Sunday, Dec. 6 after being held captive for more than 30 hours in northeast Rochester. Read More
Campus
SA cuts funding for yearbook, future uncertain
SA Government defunded Interpres, a UR organization established in 1850 and the only one that designs and publishes an annual yearbook. Read More
