Campus & Community
Five Rochester Students Headed Abroad through Fellowship Programs
This year, five students from the University of Rochester were awarded fellowships to study or conduct research abroad.
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University News
University of Rochester Board Elects Four Trustees
Real estate developer Ani Nazerian Gabrellian ’84, financial services executive Evans Lam ’83, ’84S (MBA), real estate and investment company president Ronald Rettner, and optics entrepreneur and scientist James Wyant…
Science & Technology
EVENT: University Scientists Reverse Roles to Support National Foundation
Alex’s Lemonade Stand Aids Childhood Cancer Research Danielle Benoit, Ph.D. is accustomed to receiving funding from foundations to support the research in her Therapeutic Biomaterials Lab. But this weekend, Benoit and…
Campus & Community
Recent Rochester Alumnus Named Emerson National Hunger Fellow
Daniel Cohn, a recent graduate of the University of Rochester, has been selected for the Bill Emerson National Hunger Fellowship Program. He is the first Rochester student to participate in…
Campus & Community
Digital Media Studies Emphasizes Multidisciplinary Approach
Two new majors this fall offer students a state-of-the-art opportunity to explore the evolving fields of digital technology, through multidisciplinary research and learning.
University News
Jeffrey Bordeaux Jr. 1990–2011
Message from President Joel Seligman January 15, 2012 —One year ago, on January 15, 2011, the University community was deeply saddened by the untimely and tragic death of one of our…
From the Magazine
How URochester scientists pioneered the HPV vaccine
The announcement in fall 2005 of a vaccine against cervical cancer came as a stunning breakthrough in medical science, but it was only the latest chapter in a pioneering, Rochester-born…
In a small Rochester lab, three University of Rochester scientists spent decades developing the key technology behind the first HPV vaccine—work that helped pave the way for Gardasil and Cervarix and has the potential to eliminate cervical cancer worldwide.
Society & Culture
Celebrating Eastman’s Legacy
The University joins the Rochester community in celebrating the 150th anniversary of George Eastman’s birth All through 2004, the University celebrated the 150th anniversary of George Eastman’s birth on July…