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The DeLorme report: Politics is so political

Why have we made it okay in our democracy to allow such divisive events — both monetarily exorbitant and time-consuming — to take over our political conversation?  Read More

BREAKING: Campus Times staff resigns seemingly all at once

This schedule was interrupted Sunday March 30, when seven elected staff members suddenly declared their immediate resignations from the newspaper. Read More

Valentine’s Day massacre for UR women’s hoops

UR led Brandeis in nearly every category in their victory, with Gress leading UR with 24 points and 12 assists. Read More

Transgender Liberation: A movement whose time has come again

Leslie Feinberg called for a transgender rights movement. 33 years later, this message is more important than ever.  Read More

Book Club Reviews: Lemme Babble about Babel

“Babel” is the third member-nominated book that we have elected to read together this semester. Read More

Teddy’s Travels: Niagara-on-the-Lake

When people think of Rochester, New York, they might not think of the many adventures that come with being the third-largest city in the state. Read More

The new age of opera

“It’s so far beyond what a formal opera is,” Long explained. “There will always be something that will draw your attention.”  Read More


Descriptions on how Julie is indescribable

If one were to try and put the sentiments of this album into words, they might be fervor, disappointment, or longing.  Read More