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The Take 5 and e5 programs, unique to Rochester, allow students to apply for a tuition-free fifth year of study. This year, 40 students will be taking part.
The Take 5 and e5 programs, unique to Rochester, allow students to apply for a tuition-free fifth year of study. This year, 40 students will be taking part.
A new Rochester study has shown that a widely accepted test for assessing a patient’s ability to understand the mental state of another is biased against the less educated and against racial and ethnic minorities.
Research shows that the widely accepted test is biased against the less educated and against racial and ethnic minorities.
Seven undergraduate students and two Medical Center professors will be honored at the Susan B. Anthony Legacy Awards, a 62-year tradition that celebrates exceptional women at the University of Rochester.
Seven students and two professors will be honored at the Susan B. Anthony Legacy Awards, a 62-year University tradition that celebrates exceptional women.
During this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Commemorative Address, political commentator Symone Sanders focused on Dr. King’s work after the civil rights movement of 1965, and emphasized his lifelong mission of challenging the status quo. “For young people particularly on college campuses,” she said, “I like to remind them that you are some of the most powerful people in the world.”
During this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Day Commemorative Address, Symone Sanders focused on Dr. King's work after the civil rights movement of 1965.
In a variety of events during her visit to Rochester’s Humanities Center, the Yale historian unravels the complex processes of colonialism while tracing her family history through Jamaica, Wales, and England.
The Yale historian unravels the complex processes of colonialism while tracing her family history through Jamaica, Wales, and England.
Writing in the Washington Post political scientist Bethany Lacina shows how the gap in the popularity of black and white NFL players with white fans has increased since 2016.
Political scientist Bethany Lacina shows how the gap in the popularity of black and white NFL players with white fans has increased since 2016.
While the world may appear stable, our eyes are always jittering. Rochester research is showing how these eye movements, once thought to be inconsequential, are critical to our visual system.
Our eyes are always jittering. Rochester research is showing how these eye movements, once thought to be inconsequential, are critical to our visual system.
The “study of pop music is just as serious-minded as studying Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms,” says John Covach, director of Rochester’s Institute for Popular Music in (585) magazine.
The “study of pop music is just as serious-minded as studying Beethoven, Bach, and Brahms,” says John Covach, director of the Institute for Popular Music.
The University of Rochester is the national champion in the diversion category of the most recent National GameDay Recycling Challenge, the nation’s premier collegiate football waste reduction competition.
The University of Rochester is the national champion in the diversion category of the 2018 National GameDay Recycling Challenge.
Nikhila Linganur ’20 and Warish Zaman Orko ’21 finished in the top eight percent of more than 400 teams from 90 countries, becoming the first-ever Rochester duo to advance to the break-out rounds at the World Universities Debating Championships.
Nikhila Linganur ’20 and Warish Zaman Orko ’21 are the first Rochester duo to advance to the break-out rounds at the World Universities Debating Championships.