The first-generation student discovers that “one opportunity opens a whole bunch of other doors and connections.”

The DAAD-RISE program enables outstanding students in the sciences to conduct research at top German universities.

Diego Encinas ’23 will study Portuguese and Jason Hahn ’23 will study Russian as part of government immersion program.

The house will become a “living-learning community” with an umbrella of support across the College and institution-wide units, including the Frederick Douglass Institute.

Suman Kumar ’19 will pursue a master’s degree in international policy, joining students from across the globe for the selective program.

Cuban native Camila Lage Chavez says Rochester’s hands-on approach and diversity have prepared her well for the future.

The health, behavior, and society major is studying from Cleveland but looks forward to a familiar feeling of “home and safety” when she joins classmates for commencement.

The Graduate Research Fellowships provide up to three years of support for US students pursuing research-based degrees in STEM, STEM education, and social science fields.

In a ceremony to be held both on campus and livestreamed, Rochester students will be inducted into the nation’s oldest academic honor society.

Mohammed Bah ’23 and Miguel Yakouma ’23 have received a Davis Projects for Peace grant to run a program in Central African Republic aimed at diffusing a religious civil war.