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The four-time Emmy winner and host of National Public Radio’s Latino USA and PBS’s America By The Numbers will deliver the University’s 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Address on Friday, January 19.
Host of National Public Radio’s Latino USA and PBS’s America By The Numbers delivers the 2018 Martin Luther King Jr. Address on Friday, January 19.
For decades, Edward Atwater ’50, a professor emeritus of medicine at the Medical Center, has collected medical history artifacts. In 2007, he began turning his collection of more than 8,000 AIDS education posters over to the University and it is now the world’s largest single collection of visual resources related to AIDS and HIV.
The University of Rochester libraries are home to the world’s largest single online collection of visual resources related to AIDS and HIV.
This fifth collection of poetry from the Joseph H. Gilmore Professor of English had its roots in a poem he wrote called “Pastoral,” which would set the collection’s tone of “feeling or spiritual development.”
This fifth collection of poetry from Longenbach had its roots in a poem called “Pastoral,” which would set the tone of “feeling or spiritual development.”
The two-time Obie Award-winner is in Rochester to direct Octavia, a play ripped from the headlines in the year AD 62.
The Special Committee of the University of Rochester’s Board of Trustees announced today that an Independent Investigation into allegations raised in a complaint to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) will be completed by early January.
Special Committee announced today that an Independent Investigation into allegations raised in a complaint to the EEOC will be completed by early January.
Language Center director Teresa Valdez speaks at an event Tuesday celebrating the center’s one-year anniversary. Located in Douglass Commons, the center’s mission is to raise intercultural awareness and promote the 18 languages offered on the River Campus. Valdez says enrollment in foreign language classes has increased 22 percent since the center opened last fall.(University of Rochester photo / Jordan Mangefrida)
Language Center director Teresa Valdez speaks at an event Tuesday celebrating the one-year anniversary of the Language Center.
Lisio Program in Italian Studies will ensure that students will always be able to study in Italy and have opportunities to enhance their understanding and appreciation for the language, art, culture, and history of Italy.
The International Theatre Program closes its fall semester with the production of the rarely staged play Octavia, directed by Obie Award-winning guest director Ken Rus Schmoll.
International Theatre Program closes its fall semester with the rarely staged play Octavia, directed by Obie Award-winning director Ken Rus Schmoll
In a series of experiments, Rochester psychologists found that people who sat alone without devices for 15 minutes and chose what to think about experienced the positive effects of solitude: feeling calmer and less anxious, without feeling lonely or sad.
Psychologists found that people who sat alone for 15 minutes experienced the positive effects of solitude: calmer and less anxious, without feeling lonely. The University of Rochester is deeply committed to a safe and respectful campus for everyone, free of harassment or discrimination of any kind.