Happy Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving recess begins at the end of classes on Tuesday, Nov. 20, for Eastman School students, and at noon on Wednesday, Nov. 21, for College students. Classes resume on Monday, Nov. 26. Happy holiday and safe travels.   

Need a Ride?
If you're looking for a ride home this week, check out the Roadtrip ride board and see if anyone else is heading your way.   Read more...

Crosswalk Safety
The University is urging students to exercise caution when using crosswalks near campuses. Look for a sign of recognition that drivers see you at the crosswalk, and avoid using cell phones or personal music devices while crossing. Always walk bicycles rather than ride them across, and wear light-colored or reflective outer garments at night.    Read more...

President Forms Sustainability Council
President Seligman has appointed Provost Ralph Kuncl and Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Science and Engineering Peter Lennie to co-chair a University Council on Environmental Sustainability. The council will develop a proposed University-wide vision for environmental sustainability and review initiatives for future implementation.    Read more...

Where to Eat This Week
Dining Services Thanksgiving hours of operation begin Tuesday, Nov. 20. Hillside Cafe will be open Thanksgiving Day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. A complete schedule is available online.    Read more...

Planning to Do Some Research While You're Away?
Students can easily access nearly all of the River Campus Libraries' electronic resources remotely with an internet connection. Simply select a database, e-reserve, or e-journal, and enter your Net ID and password in the pop-up box. Note: streaming audio or video is only available with a VPN connection.    Read more...

Bookstore Sale
The University Bookstore on the River Campus is having a sale on Champion merchandise. Receive 25 percent off now through Nov. 21.   Read more...

MAG Open on Friday
The Memorial Art Gallery will be open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. on the Friday after Thanksgiving (Nov. 23). Students get free admission with ID.  

Campaign for Afforadable Contraception
The American College Health Association is leading an effort to reinstate a nominal price exemption for college health centers to ensure access to low cost contraception for college students. Learn more about how to voice you support.    Read more...

Gifts for the Giving Project
Help make the holidays a bit brighter for those in need by contributing to the "Gifts for the Giving Project" organized by the Interfaith Chapel communities, the Religious Roundtable, and other area groups. Drop off gifts or monetary contributions to Hirst Lounge in Wilson Commons Dec. 3 to 5 between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., or to the Interfaith Chapel Office, room 211, Dec. 3 to 6 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 7 to 10 p.m. For more information and gift suggestions, contact efronczak@ur.rochester.edu, ebruton@admin.rochester.edu, or call 275-4321.   

Volunteers Needed for Lego Tourney
Student volunteers are needed for the Dec. 9 Finger Lakes First Lego League Tournament. Thirty-six teams of middle school student will compete with Lego robots in the Palestra from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Volunteers perform tasks such as guiding teams, checking in participants, and assisting with set-up and tear-down. Morning, afternoon, or all-day shifts are available. Lunch and t-shirts provided. Register online.    Read more...

Dance and Music at MAG
Don't miss today's performance featuring dance and live organ music at the Memorial Art Gallery at 5:30 p.m.   Read more...

Monthly InSTALLment Now Online
The Monthly InSTALLment, published by the UHS Health Promotion Office at the beginning of each month, is now available on the UHS Web site.   Read more...