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Beth Jörgensen, professor of Spanish-American literature, has won the 2011 book award in the humanities for her book Documents in Crisis: Nonfiction Literatures in Twentieth Century Mexico,
Every Friday, the University homepage showcases photos taken by the University community. Students, faculty, staff, alumni, and parents are encouraged to submit photos of University life, including campuses, people, and events.
A project that will shut off chilled water service to Lattimore Hall, Morey Hall, and Todd Union has been rescheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 18.
Thanks to donations from the University community, programs supported by the United Way Community Fund are helping thousands of local people
First-year medical students Bridget Hughes, Lindsay Wahl, and Sarah Nevarez were praised Thursday by Rochester City rescue personnel and School of Medicine and Dentistry officials for helping rescue two children and their father from the Erie Canal.
The Aug. 16 interruption is necessary to relocate a water main that will be displaced by construction of the Ronald Rettner Hall for Media Arts and Innovation.
Join Geoffrey Williams, professor of medicine, Saturday, Aug. 18 as he discusses the benefits of aspirin and leads a walk around the University.
Online registration begins at noon Monday, Aug. 20, for Meliora Weekend events. To expedite the registration process and check out faster when registering, you may set up an account for you and your guests today.
The second annual Shred Fest, held July 20, filled 75 containers of paper from unwanted personal documents dropped off by University employees.
A free “mini” certificate course on improving patient safety—designed specifically for health care professionals, trainees, and students from medicine, dentistry, nursing, pharmacy, hospital administration, and health services outreach—is offered starting Sept. 6.