University News

Tree Campus USA is a national program honoring colleges and universities for effective campus forest management and for engaging staff and students in conservation goals.

Yolanda T. Moses is a leading scholar on the origins of social inequality, former president of the City College of New York, and one of the driving forces behind the creation of the traveling exhibition "RACE: Are We So Different?"

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

The Teen Health and Success Partnership works with University departments, the Rochester City School District, and a host of community agencies to create University employment opportunities for at-risk, underrepresented minority teens.

In addition to her show, which airs from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays and Sundays on MSNBC, Melissa Harris-Perry is a professor of political science at Tulane University.

Swipe card readers, real-time tracking and drive cams come on board the new fleet of shuttle buses in early January.

This $1 million endowment will expand the University's efforts to preserve, digitize, and share historic collections once only available to a select few.

Norris has served as the University's senior legal counsel the University for all aspects of operations, including litigation management, risk management, business and tax matters, and conflicts of interest since 2005.

Teams will explore the topic of aging—working to solve issues like getting around, keeping in touch, and staying fit.

Mavrinac is a recognized leader in the creation of inspiring learning spaces and the development of digital services.

In honor of her innovative methods and influence, Nancy Fried Foster will receive the Martin E. Messinger Libraries Recognition Award for 2012.

The University is partnering with nine peer institutions to establish a consortium to explore a new, for-credit, online course program called "Semester Online."