Alumni gift strengthens athletics and data science
University Trustee Stephen Biggar ’92 and his wife, Elisabeth Asaro-Biggar ’92, have made a leadership gift to support athletics and...
Anis Kallel: ‘I want to make a difference’
Anis Kallel came to Rochester by chance. One day in 2013, he and high school friends in his native Tunisia...
Kearns Center scholars are studies in resiliency
Of the more than 1,300 graduating seniors who will receive degrees during this weekend’s commencement ceremonies, 75 have earned scholarships...
A new way to teach history in the 21st century
The “Oven Site” that Mike Jarvis and his students have been excavating the last five summers is 1,024 miles away...
Unlocking the secrets of blue notes
It is not only vocal quality and emotional expression, but the actual notes sung—and not just the usual notes on...
Skin sensors provide wealth of patient data
When her medications aren’t working, Bernadette Mroz says, “my world goes into a spin cycle. I cannot function mentally, emotionally,...
Wegmans Hall opens doors to data science
Named in recognition of the support of the Wegman Family Charitable Foundation, the 58,000-square-foot Wegmans Hall is designed as an...
GPS sensors give women’s soccer team analytic edge
Kim Stagg ’17 endured a rigorous workout in the women’s soccer season finale last November....
Twitter researchers offer clues for why Trump won
Jiebo Luo and Yu Wang did not set out to predict who would win the 2016 U.S. presidential election. However,...
Visiting students apply computational tools
The University of Rochester will combine its strengths in machine learning, music theory, audio and music engineering, and cognitive science...
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