Anthony Center honors Jane Possee
For more than four decades, Jane Possee has served as a role model to female athletes at the University.
John R. Huizenga, pioneer in nuclear science, dies at 92
Huizenga was a key figure in the 1989 national review of cold fusion claims, and part of team whose work led to two additions to the periodic table.
Diversity award winners lauded
An advocate of LGBT rights and an office that serves minority students will be publicly recognized with this year’s Presidential Diversity Award.
NAACP president to deliver MLK Address
The youngest president in the NAACP’s history, Benjamin Jealous’ address will draw on the tradition of leadership.
Alumnus gift to expand, improve athletic facilities
The Brian F. Prince Athletic Complex will encompass and improve Fauver Stadium, the baseball field area, the Lyman Outdoor Tennis Center, and the north field practice area.
White House report highlights efforts to enhance access
Rochester was one of nearly 150 colleges and universities whose initiatives to enroll low-income, first-generation, and minority students were highlighted in a daylong forum.
Statement from President Seligman on LLE funding
The FY2014 Appropriations Bill includes $64 million for the University of Rochester Laboratory for Laser Energetics (LLE).
Public Safety to conduct drill Jan. 9
The drill will simulate an emergency situation on campus, so members of the University community may see police and safety officers actively responding.
Professor emeritus of economics passes
Stanley Engerman, the John Munro Professor of Economics at the University, remembers Walter Oi as an “incredible person” who advanced the field of economics under personal handicaps.
University Commitment to Vets Lauded
The University of Rochester was named a Top Military-Friendly University in Military Advanced Education’s 2014 Guide to Military-Friendly Colleges & Universities.