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A student math team from the University of Rochester finished in the top three percent in the recent William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition. Sophomore Vincent Yu and freshman Douglas Miller with their professor and coach Dan Geba.
Legend has it that the dandelion was adopted as a symbol in honor of the prolific plants that dotted the cow pasture that was to become Rochester's first campus on Prince Street.
The Pediatric Intensive Care Unit/Pediatric Cardiac Intensive Care Unit (PICU/PCICU) at the Golisano Children’s Hospital is the largest intensive care services for children in western and central New York.
Sunset over Rush Rhees Library and Wilson Commons.
Rush Rhees Library and its iconic tower have become symbols of River Campus and the University of Rochester.
Marcus Burrell, holding his diploma naming him a Doctor of Medicine, celebrates with mother Beverly following the 2013 commencement ceremony.
Members of the Class of 2013 capture a moment together on the Eastman Quadrangle.
Newly minted recipients of PhDs, EdDs, DMAs, and DNPs wave to family and loved ones after receiving their doctoral degrees at the 2013 commencement ceremony in Eastman Theatre.
An Eastman School of Music student wears his love of Bach on his back.
A statue of Kodak founder and University benefactor George Eastman was dedicated on the Eastman Quadrangle in 2009.
The University’s C.E.K. Mees Observatory is located 40 miles south of Rochester.
Summertime on the quad.
Orientation volunteers partake in the annual tradition of painting the quad tunnels before move-in day.
Athletics facilities on River Campus include Fauver Stadium, with a 400 meter track and seating for 5,000 fans.
Athletics facilities on River Campus the newly-renovated Speegle-Wilbraham Aquatic Center in Goergen Athletic Center.
The Martin E. Messinger Periodical Reading Room in Rush Rhees Library is a favorite spot for studying.
The Lattimore Eye Tracking Lab in the Department of Linguistics allows student to conduct research in language processing and acquisition.
A linguistics syntax workshop meets in Lattimore Hall.
The International Theatre Program’s 2013 season included a production of The Glass Menagerie.
Evan Marcantonio ’13 performs with his band at ArtAwake, the annual student-organized art and culture festival in downtown Rochester.
Students enjoy the annual Dandelion Day festivities, marking the end of classes for 2013.
The Eastman Quadrangle is named for University benefactor and Eastman Kodak founder, George Eastman. The centerpiece of the River Campus, the "Quad" is the academic home of the College, defined by the original River Campus buildings -- including the landmark Rush Rhees Library -- that were opened to students in 1930.
Figure from Tom Otterness’ "Creation Myth" perched above the Memorial Art Gallery entrance. The MAG’s Centennial Sculpture Garden opened in May 2013.
Eastman School of Music alumnus Stephen Clark performs during a masterclass as Eastman hosts the International Society of Bassists biennial convention.