Stories about the buildings and spaces where big ideas, breakthroughs, hope, and heroes are born.
After graduating from the University and getting his MBA at New York University, Richard Leibner ’59 went to work for...
Astrophysicist Adam Frank is a leading expert on the final stages of evolution for stars like the sun, and his...
Just like 2014 before it, 2015 was the hottest year on record. Polar ice shields are melting, the sea is...
When Robert (Rob) Whorf ’98M (MD), ’01M (Res) applied to the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, he...
As an undergraduate majoring in Geomechanics, Carol Duquette ’85, ’03S (MBA), P’18 was impressed with the strong science and engineering...
Imagine hearing exceptional, live classical music while enjoying the stunning natural scenery of Great Smoky Mountain National Park. While out...
Fixing the broken K-12 education system in the City of Rochester—and in so many cities across the country—remains a fundamental...
From damage caused by the Nazis and by Isis and by the perils of time and weather, many artifacts are...
Martin Heath grew up in Oban, a small town in Scotland. As the son of a physical education teacher, he...
Assistant professor of anthropology John Osburg, PhD, is not who you might think he is. He doesn’t own a bull...