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Further statement from the Trustee Special Committee on scope and process of the independent investigation and announcing the additions of faculty member and graduate student to the Committee.
More than 1,100 students at East enrolled in the free program in the 2016-17 school year, accessing comprehensive physical and mental health services on the school campus.
The full-service clinic provides free comprehensive physical and mental health services on-site at the school.
The play, created directly from transcripts, chronicles the 1954 Atomic Energy Commission hearing in which the physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer is called before the commission.
The play, created directly from transcripts, chronicles the 1954 Atomic Energy Commission hearing in which J. Robert Oppenheimer is called to testify.
Richard Thaler, who earned his graduate degrees at the University of Rochester, has received the 2017 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for his contributions to behavioral economics.
Richard Thaler, who earned his graduate degrees at Rochester, is a leading scholar on the intersection between human behavior and economic decision making.
The Rochester Center for Community Leadership was created in 2005 to put University student community engagement programs under one umbrella. In 12 years, it’s become a pretty big umbrella.
In 12 years, the Rochester Center for Community Leadership has grown from two programs to many, enabling students to engage and learn outside the classroom.
Adam Parkes ’93 (PhD) explores the writing of Kazuo Ishiguro, recipient of this year’s Nobel Prize in Literature, noting his fearless literary experimentation meshed with a simple austerity.
Wilson Day enables first-year students to learn about the Rochester community during orientation, as they help out at nearly 100 local agencies, including schools, churches, nursing homes, museums, and more.
Wilson Day enables first-year students to learn about the Rochester community during orientation via volunteer work at nearly 100 local agencies.
The annual prize was created in 1976 to recognize American women on the precipice of promising writing careers.
Poliner won for her novel As Close to Us as Breathing. She will be on campus November 1st for the awards ceremony and a reading, followed by a book signing.
URMC’s Kishan Pandya kicks off this season’s “Hidden Passions: Inspiring Conversations about Hyphenated Lives,” a series sponsored by Memorial Art Gallery to showcase Rochesterians whose lives feature intriguing and unusual creative outlets.
The program features presenters from Rochester—including University faculty, staff, and students—who share their creative pursuits with the community.
The University’s vice provost and Andrew H. and Janet Dayton Neilly Dean of University Libraries has started her term as the new president national association representing 125 leading research libraries in the United States and Canada.
Mavrinac has started her term as the new president national association representing 125 leading research libraries in the United States and Canada.