Features
A Space to Heal
The largest capital project in the University’s history, the new Golisano Children’s Hospital is designed to embody a new model in pediatrics, one that helps make families a vital part of each child’s health care team as a way to provide the best care. Read more . . .
A Vaccine Was Born
A Rochester innovation, the Hib vaccine transformed pediatric medicine over the past quarter century. Read more . . .
A Towering Reunion
When the Class of 1965 moved into the Towers, they were among the first to live in a coed dorm, an experience that highlighted one of many social and cultural changes under way in the country at large. Read more . . .
News
- Two Then Freshmen Win Campus Hackathon
Thomas Pinella ’18 and Dylan Wadler ’18 invent a new app in 36 hours.
- Memorial Art Gallery Adds to Post–WWII Collection
Several new works highlight MAG’s long commitment to contemporary art.
- Under the Armor
A historian takes a look at chivalry and its interpretations.
- President’s Page
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Alumni
- The Adventures of Tyler Socash
An alumnus embarks on a year-long series of extreme hikes.
- Globalism, in Stories
Lenore Myka ’94 introduces short fiction set in postcommunist Romania. Plus, an excerpt.
- Hail, Fellows
Three young College alumni win prestigious global fellowships.
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Connections
- Class Notes
- Books & Recordings
- Remembering Paul Freeman ’56E, ’63E (PhD), the founding maestro of a world-class orchestra noted for its racial and gender diversity.
- Master Class: College-Ready = Adult-Ready
Psychologist Alicia Freeman Nordstrom ’97 shares observations on how first-semester freshmen—and their parents—can make a successful transition.
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Rochester Review
September-October 2015
Vol. 78, No. 1
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