Features

Don’t knock pre-meds

Pre-meds aren't hardly as weird as we think they are; they're just obsessed with their major. A freshman pre-med share her perspective on her major.

Orgasms: animal kingdom style

Ever wondered how a Blue Whales like in the sea bed? This week, Sex & the City dives into the animal kingdom and uncovers our deepest curiosities about animal sex.

National Hispanic Heritage Month

Merengue, empanadas, history and literature — it’s a fiesta. October is Hispanic Heritage Month, and the Spanish and Latino Students’ Association (SALSA) is sharing its Latin flair with the University community for the 40th year.

Fun time? Booze isn’t necessary to get laid

Alcohol shouldn't be a necessary component for finding a sex partner. This weeks Sex & CT shares a narrative of a Buffalo student who faced the dilemma of compromising his own attitude towards alcohol in hopes of getting laid.

Quidditch team brings magic to the Club Sports scene

One of UR’s real, yet often unnoticed problems, is what to do with former high school athletes not quite fit for NCAA competition. College is a time for trying new things. And in the world of athletics, that means dropping the football, picking up a broomstick and heading down to Quidditch practice.

Frat Boys and Poets: More than an ordinary frat night

Alpha Delta Phi mellows out the frat quad with a night of spoken word slam poetry at its third edition of "Frat Boys and Poets," cosponsored with the Black Students' Union and LOGOS.

UR Security plans to 'Lock N' Load' for the Winter

In light of recent security incidents on campus, the URSOA (The UR Security Officers Association) is campaigning to increase their funding and equipment, in an attempt to officially be taken seriously on campus.

Carillon strikes a refreshing tune

Our destination is the University’s famed Hopeman Memorial Carillon — the source of the mesmeric music that can be heard evenings on the campus.

UR alumni make their mark in the professional world

Alumni can seem like an invisible force to UR undergraduates. They donate, they network and, once a year, they take…

KEY students run micro-farm, a sustainable option

Toss the lettuce, hold the buns, add the peppers — but where did they come from?