COVID-19

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

With a master’s degree in data science, geriatric oncologist Erika Ramsdale brings a new dimension of research to her clinic.

College alumnus Philippe Lewalle graduates with a PhD in physics but stays close to his piano.

As he prepares for graduation, Beirut native Marc Haddad ’21 says he's had “some of the best experiences of my life” at Rochester.

Optical engineer Alyssa Ho ’21 is headed to Raytheon to work on space system projects.

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 SPRINT Challenge award will benefit students at the University of Rochester and RIT, as NextCorps plans to offer internships with the new software startups.

Moment of silence and other activities mark the one-year anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic and the ways in which the University community responded

The latest Bright Line Watch survey finds that voters support COVID-19 relief spending, but partisan divides remain over the election and impeachment.

Rochester students volunteer to serve as public health ambassadors to help raise awareness among their peers about campus precautions and procedures to help limit the spread of COVID-19.