Better late than never. Students have been filling out course evaluations for years now, but unfortunately they have not been able to easily access those results.

Now this has changed. Students can get teacher and course evaluations via the Internet using their Access accounts. This service will allow students to learn more about classes and teachers from the experiences of other students. If used, this should decrease the number of students scrambling to add and drop classes during the first few weeks of the semester.

Because of the increased access and importance of the evaluations students will be able to better hold their professors accountable.



Community-engaged learning: how to improve UR

There is room for all students to learn first-hand from the city, regardless of major.

Plutzik reading series returns hosting Gabriel Bump

Reading from his forthcoming novel, Bump gave voice to a man pondering his upbringing and parental figures. 

The Sex & The CT’s official college grooming guide

Anonymous 20-year-old bisexual demigirl asks: “How to shave vagina without horrendous razor burn?”