Dr. Kristin Bezio uses literature, theater, film and even video games to help students explore how pop culture influences society and the way people think about issues of leadership and followership.

Kate Lawrenz, ’14, started the summer after her freshman year with a goal of writing a 30-page research paper. She ended up with 100 pages of material on the independence movement in Southern Sudan.

After taking classes about vampires and Hitchcock films, Korine Powers, ’12, spent her summer researching the audience’s relationship with serial killers.

New Chief of Police Dave McCoy set straight to work increasing the Police Department’s efficiency and sustainability.

Julie Yermack’s photo is the winner of the third annual “Capturing the Jepson Spirit Abroad” contest. She snapped the photo while studying abroad in Thailand.

A chance opportunity during his semester in Milan put Kadeem Fyffe, ’13, in the front row of a major fashion show, and gave the junior a once-in-a-lifetime glimpse at his dream of being a fashion designer.

A natural-born leader, Fabrizio Aguirre is proving his talents on both UR’s varsity club lacrosse team, and with the Junior Diabetes Research Foundation.

The 2012 Black History Month celebration will break down the rich and varied histories of black culture throughout the world, while searching for points of connection among those at UR.

An internship with the Cowen Group gave Chris Rigoli, ’12, a look at a future in investment banking — and a job offer before his senior year even began.

Graduate students share military background and core values in leadership positions at the General Electric affiliated security producer, Morpho Detection