Campus Life

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

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

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.

After Hours coed a capella presents “License to Kill,” a James Bond–themed show including covers of songs by popular artists such as Adele, Imagine Dragons, Alex Clare, David Guetta, and more.

Rochester received its first-ever berth into the NCAA Division III field hockey playoffs and will host a first round game on Wednesday. The Yellowjackets will face Rowan University of the New Jersey State Athletic Conference.

Chosen from a pool of nearly 400 people during auditions in New York City, Shin charmed producers with acoustic guitar renditions of Cold Play's Viva La Vida and Psy's Gangnam Style.

The Girls Rule Soccer Clinic provides young girls in the Greater Rochester region the opportunity to interact with members of Rochester's Varsity Soccer team as they practice drills including shooting, passing, and juggling.

Beginning fall 2012, the University of Rochester Admissions Office will become "test flexible," allowing applicants to the undergraduate College of Arts, Sciences & Engineering to submit any national or international test result along with their secondary school records of courses and grades.

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.

Students' Association President Roshal Patel ’13 and Eastman Students' Association President Molly O'Roark '13 look ahead to the upcoming academic year.

The Eastman School will kick off the school year with a series of programs and activities called Welcome Weekend.

A second center will build on the success of the existing center at East High School.