Features
Center of SuccessThe University earns high marks for initiatives to support students traditionally overlooked in higher education.By Robin L. Flanigan
While issues of access to higher education—particularly for low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented students—have recently gained traction in the nation’s political conversation, Beth Olivares and the staff of the David T. Kearns Center for Leadership and Diversity in Arts, Sciences & Engineering have quietly built a national model for supporting students who not too long ago would have been overlooked by most selective universities. More . . .
Profiles in Success
- LaFleur Stephens ’02
- Sean Rodrigues ’12
- Luis Soto ’11, ’12 (MS)
- Jazmyn Haywood
- Jarrett Hannah ’14
- Imani Monroe
- Tyler Nicholas ’12
Also Featured in This Issue
- Seeking Eudaimonia
How do we develop good character? Philosophers and social scientists are teaming up—and turning to Aristotle for guidance. - What’s Your Love Story?
Rochester research finds that talking with your spouse about movies may increase your odds of finding your own happy ending.
