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Volume 37 Index (2009)
- November 2009 #6
Scientists discover gene that ‘cancer proofs’ rodent’s cells
Eye Institute renamed to honor longtime supporters
New statue, spaces debut during Meliora Weekend
Vivian Lewis to lead University’s diversity efforts
New Presidential Diversity Awards announced
Physician, corporate consultant joins Board of Trustees
Final days to make open enrollment changes
African desert rift confirmed as new ocean in the making
Former piano teacher donates $6M to Eye Institute
Simon School announces two international gifts for professorships
Restoring hope for 30 years
NBA legend shares passion for aiding Sudan
Rochester leadership center launches tutoring program
Librarian Ann Marshall earns 2009 Messinger Award
Want to be a better person? Commune with nature
Graduate students get a room of their own
Gandhi Institute names new director
Honey Meconi appointed Susan B. Anthony Professor
University Press marks a milestone
In Brief
- September 14, 2009 #5
Spotlight shines on theater transformation
Study: New therapy prevents heart failure
Meliora Weekend expected to draw thousands
University prepares for potential flu outbreak
Sherwood Forest meets Hollywood in international conference
Goergen awards recognize outstanding faculty, staff
Events to celebrate Hajim School dedication
President gives State of the University speech
High-tech surgery center puts focus on patients
Three leaders named to Board of Trustees
Rochester leads top universities to launch Futurity.org
University receives grants for River Campus renovations
Program connects teens with mentors
Blue dye may hold promise in treating spinal cord injury
Software makes library searches fast, easy, comprehensive
Conference marks program’s anniversary
Provost named to National Academies of Science council
Students lend a helping hand
Work continues on University’s priorities
Meliora Weekend Otober 8-11
In Brief
- July 27, 2009 #4
$10 million gift to transform neuromedicine at Medical Center
Projects selected for Provost’s awards
Berk continues rehabilitation at New Jersey facility
School’s renaming salutes alumnus, board chair
New oral health institute brings unique approach to research, education, patient care
Taubman, McAnarney assume interim posts at Medical Center
University gives big, exceeds United Way campaign goal
Robert Hopkins, ‘Father of Optical Engineering,’ Dies at 94
Eleanor Hall, 95, remembered as leader in nursing education
Event Stresses Hiking for Health
In Research
Laser boosts lightbulb efficiency
Students immersed in French Sign Language
Portraits recognize University leadership
- May 11, 2009 #3
Salute to grads, dignitaries
‘Doomsday Theorem’ cracks 45-year-old math problem
Small Changes. Big Impact.
Employee pharmacy debuts
Project connects University with its neighbors
HR, Finance department offices on the move
Eastman Medals honor visionary physicians
Witmer/Meloria Awards
Faculty and Student Honors 2008-09
Commencement 2009 Teaching Awards
Visual Training Can Teach the Brain to See Again after Stroke<
Estrogen controls how brain processes sound
Topnotch dissertations honored
Funny, outlandish films finish top in Gollin Festival
Scholars echo Hayden White’s influence
Community. Connection. Color.
In Brief
- March 30, 2009 #2
Louise Slaughter will deliver Commencement address
Bring retirement investment questions to April 9 forum
Mayor gives State-of-the-City Address April 27
President Seligman’s update on the current economic challenge
Rochester’s civil rights struggle comes alive on library’s new site
University Rolls out new ID Badges
University’s United Way Campaign halfway to goal
Celebrating University Authors and Their Works
Faculty appointed to named professorships this spring
Earth Day marks inaugural run of UR Biodiesel Bus
Pillars of Hope challenges fifth graders to ‘historic’ game of Jeopardy
Pilot sites make strides to implement new Social Security policy
Earth Week: For spring, think ‘green’
World Premiere—History (and Tennis) with a Twist
The ‘Thingness’ of Film
In Brief
- January 19, 2009 #1
Jazz artist shares ideas on engaging the entrepreneurial mind
Seligman delivers January address
The trip of a lifetime: Students head to Washington for inauguration
Three Percent announces ‘Best Translated Book Award
Simon to offer public forum on bankruptcies and the economy
Forget spring—Think summer at Eastman
February 6: ‘Go Red’ for women’s health
Notables
After more than 40 years, parking’s Nancy Dailey says goodbye
Mark Zupan reappointed dean of the Simon School
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