Science & Technology
What tiny fossils tell us about Earth’s changing oceans
For paleoceanographer Chiara Borrelli, microscopic fossils buried beneath the seafloor are a window into the oceans of the past—and a changing planet.
How IceCube opened a new window on the universe—and earned a Nobel Prize
URochester’s Segev BenZvi was part of IceCube’s award-winning discovery.
Campus & Community
The wonder of being together: Meliora Weekend 2026 in photos
Thousands of Yellowjackets came home to URochester for four days of big ideas, big performances, and even bigger reunions.
Campus & Community
URochester students help New York small businesses harness data and AI
The New York State Center of Excellence in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence connected 10 local businesses with student interns.
Science & Technology
Why icy landscapes can behave like oobleck
URochester researchers use mathematical modeling to explore how wave-like soil patterns form—and what they could reveal about landscape stability.
Campus & Community
11 new URochester academic programs to know about
All corners of the URochester have created new and forthcoming programs for students to learn, discover, heal, and create.
Health & Medicine
Removing an inflammation-linked protein makes aging worse
URochester researchers have found that cGAS, a protein known for triggering inflammation, also plays a protective role.
Society & Culture
4 myths about what it means to be a ‘good student’
URochester experts challenge common assumptions about academic success—and offer practical ways to become a more successful college student.
From the Magazine
The class that changed me: Curtis Stewart ’08, ’08E
The Grammy nominee recalls the violin lessons at Eastman that at once terrified and inspired him.
Health & Medicine
How light can fight abdominal infections
A light-activated therapy being tested at URochester could give doctors an antibiotic-free way to target stubborn abdominal infections.
Ever wonder: why not both?
At the University of Rochester, there’s no need to “pick a lane.” Here, art meets analytics, science meets soul, and curiosity leads to unexpected outcomes. It’s a home where thinkers and doers, scholars and starters, healers and leaders come together to create a world that’s ever better.
University news
Mark and Maureen Davitt make $10 million gift to University of Rochester Medicine
Mark and Maureen Davitt's investment accelerates critical work on the Strong Hospital Expansion Project and at Golisano Children’s.
URochester names Patrick Carley as leader for facilities, utilities, and construction
Carley brings three decades of experience leading facilities and emergency operations at large, complex campuses, including Baylor University.
Memorial Art Gallery sets May 1, 2027, start date for free admission
A surge of donor support has accelerated MAG’s timeline for expanding access to art and cultural education across the region.