Tagged - meliora
brands
Eastman should not be on the back burner
While we respect the University’s scientific achievements, we have always seen ourselves as Eastman students first. Read More
logos
Debunking the Debranding
We are not “change-averse”: we simply desire ever better change. Read More
from the archives
Change doesn’t have to be hard: An exploration of UR’s last logo design process
Backlash against a logo change isn’t new — students also grumbled in 2007, the last time the logo was reworked. But the process of selecting a new logo 18 years ago was very different than it was this most recent time around. Read More
brands
Campus Brat: Logo Parentis
That cheerful logo has always been around me. Every time I logged in to play Club Penguin in my dad’s office, this was the logo on his browser homepage. When my dad got tenure in 2009, this was the logo on the envelope sharing the news. Read More
meliora
Meliora Weekend gets ever worse
At this point, I realized that it was pointless to run. The only way for this disaster to end was to sacrifice myself. Read More
Administration
An end to the madness
Every day of its relentless campaign against pro-Palestinian student voices, the University signals it is far happier to take my tuition than my message Read More
meliora
New pillow is ultra Meliora
With the help of our P.I., we’re working on making the Pillow versatile enough to handle the emotional and physical weight of crying, pissing, and shitting as well. Read More
comic
The Monkeys of Meliora Hall
Have you heard of the monkeys in the basement of Meliora Hall? Ever wonder what antics they get up to in the wee hours of the night? Read More
meliora
The Wilder attack campus climate survey
We can live our “Meliora values” when the university starts listening to survivors to enact real change. Read More
humor
Melanie Throws A Coup
I am tired of the self-serving bureaucracy in the rigid walls of academia standing strong at this institution. So I, like Miley Cyrus on a wrecking ball, will knock them down to liberate our society from the siren’s trap of capitalist academia. Read More
