University News

Around 30 performing groups comprising students and faculty from the College, the Medical Center, and the Eastman School of Music will perform at venues throughout the city.

Deborah Rosen, director, child and family services of Monroe County, will join Maggie Brooks on the tour of the research institute. Monroe County is a major funder of outreach services provided by Center.

The University is seeking proposals for a permanent outdoor art installation for the northern gateway to its River Campus, to follow the theme of "Learn, Discover, Heal, Create – and Make the World Ever Better."

Toth has helped Mt. Hope Family Center achieve national recognition in the treatment of childhood trauma, maternal depression, and attachment disorders.

The Blavatnik Awards acknowledge the excellence of noteworthy scientists age 42 or younger who work in New York, New Jersey, or Connecticut.

Rochester's communications staff was awarded for their promotion of the research, innovations, services, and initiatives that take place on the River Campus and at the Medical Center.

President Seligman gives a statement thanking government leaders for their efforts in creating the START-UP NY plan.

The conference will serve as a discussion forum for topics like re-entry, funding challenges, and the justice system.

Popma will oversee counseling and mental health services available to students, faculty, and staff at the University of Rochester.

The free outdoor concerts on the Eastman Quadrangle are open to the public and take place Monday evenings in July.

The annual luncheon and panel discussion features LPGA pros Morgan Pressel, Lexi Thompson, Lydia Ko, Nicole Castrale, and is moderated by Gail Graham.

The University of Rochester Board of Trustees elected three new trustees at its May meeting.