Archives - Jason Altabet
ACJC
Here’s the background, and possible effects, of ACJC’s recent ruling
Moving forward, SA will either have to amend its constitution, drag its feet in the ACJC ordered review, or follow through on the order from ACJC in full.
Spring Porn
Spring porno plays Trump card
What topic has gotten more attention over the past year than the election of Donald J. Trump?
financial aid
For many students, UR’s financial aid theories don’t always match reality
The Campus Times spoke with nearly a dozen students, UR officials, and two experts to understand financial aid in practice.
Op-Eds
REACH funding has improved, but change is still needed
The Career Center says more than 70 students utilized the program this past summer. With over 5,500 undergraduate students, I think a break into the triple digits is warranted.
Beyond Rochester
Roger Ferguson gives advice for graduates, defends Fed
Current TIAA CEO and former Federal Reserve Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson sits down with the CT.
Norovirus
Norovirus costs climb to six figures as infections drop
UR is spending an estimated $30,000 a day on external cleaning and supplies for their response to the Norovirus outbreak—and that’s only with about a quarter of infected students reporting.
Norovirus
Norovirus hits campus
Statistics from other outbreaks don’t rule out dining-based infection.
Adjuncts
Adjuncts move to unionize
The protestors visited Seligman’s office, where they were told the President was not around.
Campus
University bumps up tuition
The University announced an increase in tuition of over $1,800, or 3.8 percent, compared to the 2015-16 academic year, alongside a $530 increase in room and board costs.
Op-Eds
On the death of Justice Scalia
No one, no matter how politically disengaged, could have possibly missed the last several days of talk regarding the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.