Jepson Alumnae Honored
Natasha Levanti, ’12, and Kate Materna Rezabek, ’02, receive Jepson alumni awards at Reunion Weekend
Feature Stories
THE CONVERSATION
What do molecules look like?
A molecule is a group of atoms bonded together. Molecules make up nearly everything around you – your skin, your chair, even your food.
UR Now: STUDENT EXPERIENCE
Lessons from the desert
Students in biology professor Carrie Wu’s desert ecology course see wildlife up close in an immersive experience out West.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Connecting with America's past
New American History, an interactive learning tool developed at UR, benefits teachers and students across the U.S.
Party Planning in an App
Mike Petrakis, ’13, built an app that addresses the pain points of planning group travel.
UR Now: RESEARCH & INNOVATION
Why are vacations so stressful?
Psychologist Janelle Peifer explains why it’s hard to get a break.
UR Now: ARTS
Eyes up: Sculpture professor uses the sky as a canvas
Art professor Sandy Williams collaborated with a skywriter to shine light on the experiences of Black men in the post-Civil War era.
UR Now: THE CONVERSATION
BBQ Science: The chemistry of cooking over an open flame
Chemistry professor Kristine Nolin explains what makes smoky, charred barbecue taste so good.
Always A Spider
Blake Widdowson R'83 retires after 36 years with dining services.
UR Now: ALUMNI
American made: Alum heads up iconic U.S. flag maker
Carter Beard leads a family business that has manufactured some of the most recognizable American flags in history.