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Tree Campus USA is a national program honoring colleges and universities for effective campus forest management and for engaging staff and students in conservation goals.

Thirty-two teams from across the University will compete in a nighttime charity soccer tournament with an educational twist.

Yolanda T. Moses is a leading scholar on the origins of social inequality, former president of the City College of New York, and one of the driving forces behind the creation of the traveling exhibition “RACE: Are We So Different?”

The third annual inspireDance festival continues to showcase the rich diversity of dance and movement styles found throughout the Rochester community.

Representatives from the Rochester City Clerk’s Office will be present to process passport applications, and a photographer will be available to take standard passport photos.

From January to April, community members from the Greater Rochester area will learn about and explore nonviolent practices.

“Indeterminate Hikes” encourages users to focus on their environment in unexpected ways, via an app developed by a faculty art professor and a sustainability writer.

Five juniors have accepted Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships to study abroad for spring 2013.

The Teen Health and Success Partnership works with University departments, the Rochester City School District, and a host of community agencies to create University employment opportunities for at-risk, underrepresented minority teens.

King for a Day is a part of the nationally recognized MLK Day of Service, which encourages Americans across the country to engage in volunteer activities in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.