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The Warner School graduate built a career advocating for shoppers—then turned her attention to helping future educators thrive.
University of Rochester graduate Mary Ellen Burris built a career advocating for shoppers—then turned her attention to helping future educators.
From eugenics to segregation, the Pulitzer Prize winner says America’s ‘darker impulses’ run deep.
From eugenics to segregation, the University of Rochester alumnus and Pulitzer winner says America’s impulses toward illiberalism run deep.
Abby and Doug Bennett, with the Sands Family Foundation, give $3 million to support permanent free access—and invite others to join their challenge.
Abby and Doug Bennett, with the Sands Family Foundation, give $3 million to support permanent free access at the University of Rochester's museum.
URochester’s vice president for research addresses sweeping shifts in federal research policy and their implications for the University.
URochester’s vice president for research addresses sweeping shifts in federal research policy and their implications for the University.
Pumpkin spice season is in full effect. Take a walk back through how we spent October at the University of Rochester.
Pumpkin spice season is in full effect. Take a walk back through how we spent October at the University of Rochester.
The National Academy of Medicine and the Packard Foundation are among the organizations honoring faculty members at the University.
The National Academy of Medicine and the Packard Foundation are among the organizations honoring URochester faculty members.
URochester scientists link the whales’ longevity to CIRBP, a DNA-repair protein that could one day help humans live longer.
University of Rochester scientists link the whales’ longevity to CIRBP, a DNA-repair protein that could one day help humans live longer.
In a Q&A with Josh Farrelman, the vice president for government relations discusses current issues and future implications.
Josh Farrelman, the vice president for government relations at the University of Rochester, discusses current issues and future implications.
Research into changing tool use by chimps in the wild suggests evolutionary origins of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.
Research into changing tool use by wild chimpanzees suggests evolutionary origins of Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders.
A collaboration between the University and the beloved supermarket chain is a first of its kind.
A collaboration between the University of Rochester and the beloved supermarket chain Wegmans is a first of its kind.