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Started and operated by Rochester undergraduates, WetWare Biosystems incorporates new medical technologies into existing equipment to stem the effects of traumatic brain injuries.
Operated by University of Rochester students, WetWare Biosystems' medical technologies aim to stem the effects of traumatic brain injuries.
The Board of Trustees recently approved the undergraduate and professional school tuition rates for the next academic year.
The Board of Trustees recently approved the undergraduate and professional school tuition rates for the next academic year.
Three women in the history PhD program have completed a video project showing the wife of Lincoln’s secretary of state as more influential than typically depicted.
The wife of Lincoln’s secretary of state was resilient and influenced politics at high levels, University of Rochester historians say.
Lewis, the University of Rochester’s vice president for information technology and chief information officer, announces his retirement.
Lewis, the University of Rochester's vice president for information technology and chief information officer, announces his retirement.
Moment of silence and other activities mark the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways in which the University community responded
The University of Rocheser marks the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways in which the University community responded.
By enabling undocumented workers to travel freely between the US and their home countries, it may actually enable them to return home, writes Daniel Reichman.
By enabling undocumented workers to travel freely between the US and their home countries, it may actually enable them to return home.
Work to preserve testimonies of a people and their culture is recognized as an “outstanding model of applied environmental history scholarship.”
University of Rochester faculty earn national recognition for project to document Himalayas climate change and environmental history.
Proposed campaign finance legislation is “riddled with claims that do not hold up when subjected to scientific scrutiny,” argues Rochester political scientist David Primo.
University of Rochester political scientist David Primo argues that proposed campaign finance reform legislation does not hold up to scrutiny.
The latest Bright Line Watch survey finds that voters support COVID-19 relief spending, but partisan divides remain over the election and impeachment.
The latest Bright Line Watch survey finds that voters support COVID-19 relief spending, but partisan divides remain over the election and impeachment.
The antiracist activist and author spoke on several current issues at the University’s annual MLK Commemorative Address.
Antiracist activist and author Ibram X. Kendi spoke on several current issues at the University of Rochester's annual MLK Commemorative Address.