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A look into the Mexican Students’ Association, where students find ‘a home on campus’
The group gained approval midway through the Fall 2024 semester, and throughout last year, Martinez and Andrade-Gonzales tabled at the Activities Fair, held e-board elections, and were finally able to officially reserve on-campus spaces for the club to meet. Read More
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The University’s new Brain Exercise Intiative aims to help those with Alzheimer’s
Junior Atreyee Ghosh, biochemistry and psychology major, first heard about the Brain Exercise Initiative (BEI) through a friend who is the president of the UC Irvine chapter of the organization. Since her freshman year, Ghosh has been volunteering with senior citizens when she travels home to Georgia. After realizing she wanted to continue this work […]
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On the need for a Creative Expo
In the fall of 2022, those efforts culminated in the creation of Rochester Producers & Musicians (RPM), a group designed as a space for creatives to network, showcase, and embody the creativity integral to their identity. Read More
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From the reverse running man to freestyle, Freeflow introduces street dance to campus
Between the rhythmic movements and pulsing hip-hop music reverberating through my bones, it was clear that Freeflow managed to transform the space into an in-house street dance facility. Read More
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From Rochester to Odisha: GROW-ing with GlobeMed
When offered the opportunity to participate in GROW, the four GlobeMed members were confident that it would be nothing short of a “once-in-a-lifetime” experience. Read More
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Senate Summary: SA eliminates club committees, confirms new members
SA passed resolutions that signify major changes ahead for student organizations, as well as SA Government’s own processes last Monday when the 2018–19 Senate met for the last time. Senate voted on a series of motions, passing one that will change student organization procedures and structure. One of its more drastic changes is to discontinue […]
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This isn’t your mother’s dinner party, unless your mom is a nudist
They didn’t advertise meetings; they didn’t mass-invite people to events on Facebook. They didn’t even have a name. They were just regular students enjoying a meal together while completely naked. Read More
