Students in Rome Experience History in the Making
For students at Rochester, a spring study abroad trip to Rome meant experiencing history in the making
Posts Tagged ‘humanities’
Susan B. Anthony And Her World: A New Class
A new course being offered this spring gives students a closer look at the life of Susan B. Anthony
Rochester Joins Nine Other Universities to Explore For-Credit Online Education
The University of Rochester has partnered with nine peer institutions to establish a consortium to explore a new, for-credit, online course program called Semester Online.
New Class Explores Religion & Hip Hop
Religion professor Margarita Guillory explores intersection of religion and hip hop in new class
New Todd Production Puts Two In Spotlight
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October 16, 2012 Comments OffStella Kammel ’12(T5) and Lydia Jimenez ’13 take on the roles of Mama and Papa Ubu in one of the theatre world’s most controversial plays
U.S. Patent Office Publishes Patent Proposal of UR Junior
As a high school student, John Hinkel designed a device that will help improve the mobility of quadriplegics, now he’s one step closer to being awarded a patent for his invention
Italian Actor Leads Workshop, Performs at Rochester
Drama House, in partnership with the Humanities Project, hosts “The Art of Story Telling” workshop, lead by Italian actor and translator Mario Pirovano
Professor Longenbach’s Work Featured in Poetry Magazine
Poetry magazine, Slate feature poems by English Professor James Longenbach
Online Archive Provides a Window on Progressive 19th Century Movements
Online archive of Post Family letters can provide students with rich opportunities for social research
Nate Mulberg: Focused on Sports Broadcasting
Nate Mulberg ’14 is building a résumé focused on sports broadcasting experience he hopes will eventually lead to a position as the host of his own sports radio talk show
