Features
Smoothie
CT Cooks: Tropical cuisine in a pinch
When I get hangry, this smoothie is a total game-changer. It is fast, filling, and satisfying.
Science Competition
Award-winning STEM program aims to shape Rochester’s youth
“Book learning is great, [but] having the experience of feeling and touching the world gives real meaning to what you learn in the book.”
hug
Spider-Men brighten up Valentine’s Day with free hugs
Free hugs, as it turns out, are a great power that comes with great responsibility.
Study Spots
UR Snapshots Vol. 8: Students’ favorite study spots on campus
“I’d say Rettner is my favorite study spot just because it’s bright and it’s quiet as well. If I don’t like being around a lot of people, then I think of coming here. Also, I think the library is a bit intimidating.”
CT Eats
CT Eats: Fever Flavors
Hello, world. It’s me, Olivia, reporting to you from the comfort of my bed, where I have been stuck for the past week with the flu and a 104-degree fever.
Photography
Research at Rochester: Turman explores identities through film photography
"There’s something special about old-timey faces where individuals in the photos have much softer features in posing versus the angular structure that we see today."
indian food
CT Eats: Spicy escapade at Royal of India
The theme of the night was bold, complex, well-developed flavors. Though I am still absolutely head over heels for Haveli, I would definitely be lying if I didn’t admit that I might be pretty smitten with Royal of India, as well.
weather
UR Snapshots Vol. 7: The snow diaries
“Well, I think it’s unfair to everyone that doesn’t cough up money to live on campus. It’s dangerous to all the professors, commuters, and especially to students who live off campus and can’t afford a car. Imagine having to walk two miles to school in negative-degree weather and freezing snow squalls. ”
ct cooks
CT Cooks: Whatever you got frittata
This crustless quiche is an easy, cheap, delicious meal that will make you feel like a master chef.
