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scene of devastation, with crosses marking graves

The Frederick Douglass Institute for African and African-American Studies will host Haitian filmmaker Raoul Peck for a screening and discussion of his film, Fatal Assistance.

topics: events, Frederick Douglass Institute and Department of Black Studies, global engagement, School of Arts and Sciences,
man and American flag

Since 2001, Gerald L. Pickering has served as Webster police chief, overseeing a force of 32 sworn officers and 10 civilian professionals. Pickering will start in the new position at the University on Jan. 5.

topics: announcements, Department of Public Safety,
man holding a sign that reads I Turn Out to Vote because I can.
Campus & Community
November 3, 2014

#TurnOutForWhat documents why UR community votes

In an effort to increase awareness of and participation in the democratic process, the University of Rochester’s Committee for Political Engagement (CPE) held a two-day photo shoot on October 28-29 called #TurnOutForWhat to document and share photos of Rochester students, faculty, and staff identifying what issues compel them to vote.

topics: community, elections, events, politics, Rochester Center for Community Leadership,
student standing next to a trebuchet and a pile of pumpkins pumps his fist in the air
In Photos
October 31, 2014

Pumpkins, away!

Noah Woolfolk ’16 prepares to fire his trebuchet at the annual American Society of Mechanical Engineers Pumpkin Launch on Wilson Quad.

topics: Department of Mechanical Engineering, events, Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences,

Founded in 2006, the Central New York Humanities Corridor is an interdisciplinary collaboration among research institutions and liberal arts colleges focused on enhancing scholarship in the humanities. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation has committed a matching grant of $500,000 to the University of Rochester, which will establish an endowment for the University’s continued partnership.

topics: announcements, humanities, research funding,
Paul Burgett behind the podium

The Intercultural Center has been named to honor alumnus, dean, and University leader Paul J. Burgett. Earlier this month, the Board of Trustees paid tribute to Burgett ’68E, ’72E (MA), ’76E (PhD), by naming the center on the occasion of his 50th year at the University.

topics: announcements, Paul Burgett,
a woman and two men, holding plaques
Campus & Community
October 21, 2014

2014 Goergen Awards honor excellence in teaching

In acknowledgement of their contributions to undergraduate education, professors Julie Bentley, Jeffrey Tucker, and Jonathan Pakianathan were honored with the University’s 2014 Goergen Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching.

topics: awards, Goergen awards, teaching,