Features

Calling all geeks: ‘Dandyhacks’ is back

The University will host its third annual hackathon, called “Dandyhacks,” on the weekend of Friday, April 1.

Dead or alive? A recap of living alumni ratio

All alumni from classes earlier than 1936 can be safely assumed to be dead, given that a surviving UR alumnus from this era would be over 100 years old.

When Rush Rhees’ son dropped out

Presidential pedigree, anarchist leanings, and the type of intellect that breeds classroom insolence hallmarked his abbreviated stint at UR in the 1920s.

The do’s and don’ts of spring break sex

A routine checkup for sexually transmitted infections and diseases is never a bad idea before and after you plan on having sex with someone new.

Thank God it’s Photo Friday

If you follow the University on Facebook, chances are you’ve seen and possibly taken part in some of the Photo Friday excitement.

The methods of the Mail Center

It’s a race—one that depends on how fast you can run through the snow, rain, and all the other unpleasantness of Rochesterian weather to pick up your package.

The mysterious ‘Meliora Madams’

Legend has it that two of the statues were lost while being transferred by boat in either the Hudson or the Erie Canal.

UR community connections in Borca di Cadore

The purpose of Jillian's time in Italy, however, wasn't spent as most study abroad programs are, in foreign cities and university classrooms. Her goal was to study social cohesion and community resilience in a small mountain village.

High tech training tools help UR athletes fine tune performance

Beyond the obvious growth of media outlets and mediums, the emergent role of technology in athletics is heavily represented in varsity sports on campus.

The chemistry of BBQ

If you’re looking for a unique place to grab lunch on campus, running low on your meal plan, or just thinking that eating some barbeque made by your chemistry professors sounds cool, try checking out the chemistry department’s weekly barbeque.