Class Memories

I have countless fond memories of playing games and just hanging out - but my favorite memory is going to explore campus one day and finding we could go into and climb the organs in Upper Strong. Lots of exploration happened while at U of R.

Weekend brunches at Danforth, late night runs to the Corner Store, D-Day, and all-nighters in ITS, amazing friends at the River Campus and at Eastman.

Wednesday night production nights with the Campus Times. The late night always turned to early breakfast in Wilson Commons. Good times.

The U of R was an amazing training ground for preparing leadership. I truly appreciate all of the leadership experience I gained at the U of R.

Pulling allnighters in CLARC/ITS and the Campus Times, warm spring days that brought people out of the library and their rooms, freshman orientation/senior week.

Not to be redundant, but I also loved Rush Rhees and the late nights studying with friends...and playing on both the lacrosse and field hockey teams...certainly moments I wish I could have back.

My favorite semester at UR was my semester in New York City as part of the Art New York program. I met amazing people, had a great internship and got the opportunity to explore a diverse array of galleries and museums. When I returned, my experiences in another city helped me to fully explore and begin to appreciate the city of Rochester. I can't imagine my life anywhere else today!

My best memories are from hanging out with friends. Some of my best friends are from UR.

Late night sessions at ITS & Rush Rhees and the chicken fingers at the PIT

All of my memories are amazing and I miss UofR a lot. I think my fondest memories are with the multicultural organizations like SALSA and MSAB, and my sorority Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. I learned a lot of my time management and organization because of my campus involvement and I am where I am largely in part to what I learned from U of R.

I was lucky to have met some of my best friends at UR - many dating back to Freshman year. I loved meeting different people across a variety of student organizations and administrative offices, and always tell people I learned more from those I met than I did from any curriculum.

All of my memories are amazing and I miss UofR a lot. I think my fondest memories are with the multicultural organizations like SALSA and MSAB, and my sorority Omega Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. I learned a lot of my time management and organization because of my campus involvement and I am where I am largely in part to what I learned from U of R.

All the senior year events [senior nights, senior week], hanging out in the library and late night trips to the Corner Store/Hillside, the ability to be involved with different clubs and organization, the great friends

Being around so many people doing interesting things all the time, being immersed in all the various clubs and groups, singing with After Hours and OBOC

I miss being in an environment where everyone around me is motivated and has many interests and the opportunity to explore them. I made lasting friendships at UR and always had an opportunity to spend time with people and go see a show or go to an event on campus. I also loved exploring Rochester with my classmates; I loved a quick escape off campus to take a study break.

I miss going to periodicals and "studying"/socializing with all of my friends.

I miss hanging out with friends at Common Grounds.

I really miss spending my Monday nights in Wilson Commons at Women's Caucus meetings.

I really enjoyed the first ever Spirit Week during our Freshman year, especially when we painted the Tunnel.

I don't think i'll ever forget those first two weeks of Freshman year.

I certainly have fond memories of long hours of studying, i.e. socializing and snacking with friends at Rush Rhees, and especially good memories on and off the turf with our field hockey team.