Features

Research at Rochester: Rajaoberison helps explore the universe through machine learning

Rajaoberison writes machine learning algorithms to help James Webb’s 18 primary mirrors position themselves and counter piston phase error.

Day in the Life: Washington Semester

CT interviewed Angel Alfaro to learn about how the Washington Semester functions, what their experience has been like applying and going through with the programming, and what advice they have for prospective applicants.

Urban undoing: the flaws of the inner loop

Every city has some significant thoroughfare through which these transportation systems operate. Rochester has the Inner Loop.

CT community mourns alum Miguel Rodriguez

Miguel’s story is a testament to the Campus Times as an organization. His death inspired an immediate reaction from those that cared about him.

A Day in the Life: Art NY student

Junior Nathan Cobbs is an Art History and Studio Arts double major in the Art New York program for the Spring 2022 semester. The CT interviewed Cobbs to learn more about his experience so far, why he chose to apply, and what he’d tell prospective applicants.

Political science professor tackles the relationship between business and politics

Created in 2014, Politics and Markets Project aims to bring diverse perspectives to campus and foster education, research, and debate on the ever-changing nature of business and government.

Great Lakes: Great sturgeon

The lake sturgeon has an unfortunate modern history. The fish is considered a threatened species in the state of New York, and this issue hits us at home in the Genesee River — right in our very backyard. Efforts have been made in the past year that raise hope of a new beginning, but what caused its decline in the first place?

Day in the Life: A Business Analytics Major Studying Abroad

Junior Fernanda Sesto is a Business Analytics major studying abroad at the Universitat Pompeu Fabra, specifically at ESCI-UPF (Escuela Superior de Comercio Internacional) in Barcelona, Spain.

Eastman students on going back to virtual 

Nearly 20 planned performances in January have been either canceled or postponed, according to the Eastman School of Music calendar. The decision was especially difficult for students facing degree recitals, as their performances were either canceled or rescheduled. 

From flour city to flower city: The rise and fall of flour mills in Rochester

Rochester owes much of its early growth to numerous flour mills.