Features
When the ‘New Normal’ Is Not Enough
Neurorestoration is an infant field, with life-changing potential for people like Bradford Berk ’81M (MD/PhD). Now he’s on a quest to make Rochester an early leader. Read more . . .
Signature Celebrations
The dedication of College Town and the grand opening of the development's Barnes & Noble bookstore, keynote presentations by historian Doris Kearns Goodwin, actress Laverne Cox, and performer Jason Alexander, as well as discussions on privacy and the future of higher education—this fall's annual Meliora and Eastman Weekends featured a full roster of activities, events, and celebrations. Read more . . .
Models of History
How is digital technology helping scholars interested in cultural history understand the past? Read more . . .
News
- Checkmate
Francis Hinson ’16 helps harness the power of the Internet to bring new players to an old pastime. - Global Rochester: Himalayas
A research project at the borders of Pakistan, India, and China - President’s Page
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Alumni
- App-ed to Find a Parking Space?
Eric Meyer ’12 hopes to bring new technology to an age-old problem. - The Untapped Power of Digital Play
Randy Kulman ’77 helps kids learn to transfer skills mastered in video games. - More news
Connections
- Class Notes
- Celebrating Service
Annual ceremonies recognize the achievements and service of alumni and friends. - More news
Rochester Review
November-December 2014
Vol. 77, No. 2
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