? The winter season has lasted longer than normal this year so most sports have not played a home game this spring. In the lead for the most postponed games is the lacrosse team with seven games.

? Junior Aaron Arfman stepped up to lead the men?s tennis team in last weekend?s effort against two tough opponents ? the College of New Jersey and Kenyon College. Arfman won his fifth-seeded singles match Friday against New Jersey with a score of 6-0, 6-4. He went on the win his match Sunday against Kenyon, 6-4, 6-0. He later paired up with junior Nithan Raikar in a third seeded doubles match, winning 8-5. Arfman was the only tennis player who won all his games played last weekend.

? Freshman John Semeniak and sophomores Scott Clyde and Mike Quijano each contributed 158 strokes to the golf team?s second-place finish in the Western Maryland Spring Invitational. The Yellowjackets wrapped up the tournament with a total of 633 strokes.



UR College Republicans protest Trump admin’s threats to free speech

"College Republicans around the country have spent the better part of a decade professing their absolute commitment to free speech, so why would we be silent now?" said the president of the club.

This is not a joke.

This is not a joke. This is no laughing matter. It’s not intended to be funny or perhaps even humorous. I’m serious in everything that I’m saying right now.

Spring blooms at the George Eastman Museum’s “Dutch Connection

“I saw fresh flowers in February — in Rochester” is a sentence I never thought I would say.