Film Festival at MAG
The Memorial Art Gallery is hosting the High Falls Film Festival this week with screenings on May 1 and 2.    Read more...

HPV Vaccine Clinic: May 1
University Health Service (UHS) is holding a clinic for students who would like to receive the HPV vaccine (Gardasil) on May 1 from 3-4:30 p.m. in the UHS Office in Susan B. Anthony. No appointment is needed.    Read more...

Night Owl Librarians
The reference desk in Rush Rhees Library will be open later than usual tonight and Monday. Staff will be on hand until 11 p.m. Questions? Call 275-4478 or e-mail Rush Rhees Reference.

Yummy Sundaes
Women In Science and Engineering is holding a “Create Your Own Sundae” study break on May 1 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. in the Welles-Brown Room. Stop by, grab a cup of ice cream, and jazz it up with an assortment of toppings.

Cash for Books
The best time to sell your textbooks back to the Bookstore is during finals week. Look up cash values online at urochester.bkstore.com.

Dining This Week
April 29 enjoy an all-you-can-eat steak cook out at Danforth Dining Center from 4:30-8:30 p.m., featuring grilled steaks, corn on the cob, salads, and other barbeque fare. View a full menu and details.

Frisbee Golf Tournament
Sigma Nu presents "Frolf This Way," an amateur frisbee golf tournament at the world-class course at Ellison Park from 1-4 p.m. on May 3, rain or shine. Tickets are $5 at the Common Market. Buy a t-shirt and get -1 stroke. All proceeds benefit Alternatives for Battered Women.

Get Creative and Win
Students have until April 28 to submit an entry for this year's Creative Excellence Award Contest.    Read more...

Talk by RCSD Superintendent Brizard
Jean-Claude Brizard, Rochester's recently appointed superintendent of schools, will discuss his vision for reform on May 7 at 6 p.m. in the Hawkins-Carlson Room of the Rush Rhees Library. A reception follows the free event.    Read more...

RecycleMania Results
RecycleMania results are in: The University finished 39th out of 56 schools in the partial campus division, recycling 11.73 pounds per person for a total of 70,443 pounds of would-be garbage. The results far exceed last year's total of 47,187 pounds.

New Art in Gleason Library
Art by Stacey Fisher is on view in Gleason Library through June 25. Students are invited to stop by and vote for their favorite painting to be purchased for the Gleason art collection.

Thanks for Adding Your Contacts
The University's new emergency notification system, AlertUR, had a successful test on April 24. If you aren't one of the nearly 2,000 undergraduates who have already added new information, go to www.rochester.edu/alertur, log in with your NetID, and fill in or change your emergency contacts.

It's All about the Book
The University is hosting a celebration of the book, in all its modern forms, from 4 to 6 p.m. April 30 in the Hawkins-Carlson Room of Rush Rhees Library. Printed and electronic books as well as published compositions and CDs produced by faculty and staff will be on display and available for purchase.    Read more...

Bells Concert on the Quad
At noon on May 2 don’t miss the world premiere of new carillon and electronic music. Performed by Eastman graduate students Tiffany Ng ’08 and Randall Harlow, the 75-minute concert can be enjoyed from the Eastman Quad.

NROTC Scholarships
If you're a rising sophomore and think you might be interested in a Navy or Marine Corps Officer career, give Commander Shuma a call at 275-9033 or stop by the NROTC offices on the ground floor of Morey Hall for more information.