More In Review

• The Many Manifestations of Monet

  Exploring the art and science of color.

• Tops in Teaching

  Three professors receive this year’s Goergen Awards.

• Beetle Mania

  What the blister beetle can teach students.

• ‘Part of Something Better’

  Remembering University leader Paul Burgett.

• Richard Handler ’83 Elected Chair of the Board of Trustees

  Veteran trustee succeeds outgoing chair Danny Wegman.

• Competitive Advantage

  The Simon Business School becomes the first program in the country to offer a STEM-designated MBA, regardless of specialization.

• Project Aims for First Near ‘Net-Zero’ Building

  An addition to Hutchison Hall will be part of an innovative energy initiative.

• Project for New Center for Jewish Life Gets Under Way

  With a major leadership gift, plans move forward.

• New Sloan Performing Arts Center Set for River Campus

  Plans include a new theater and other facilities for student programs.

• ‘Full Circle’

  Nearly 19 years later, triplets born prematurely at Strong Memorial Hospital join the Class of 2022.

• Discover

  Diagnosing brain injuries, addressing hearing loss, and other research news.

• Ask the Archivist

  Who Ping-Punk’d Papa Haydn?

• Rochester Premieres Recovered Landmark Opera

  A roundup of campus news.

• Hannelore (Honey) Heyer ’52 wants to help people decipher what they see.
• ‘WRUR is on the Air’

  Since its founding in 1948, WRUR has offered students valuable training and an open canvas for creativity and expression.

• Athletics and Academics: Seasons of Success

  George VanderZwaag begins his 20th year leading Rochester’s athletics and recreation programs.

• Meet the Newest Members of Athletic Hall of Fame