Education
Simon Business School unveils changes to MS programs
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The school has added core courses in artificial intelligence and technology and reduced core MS tuition by more than $10,000.
Education
RCSD budget deliberations begin
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Uncertainty over the largest budget gap in recent history and federal funding were top concerns at a board meeting last week.
Education
Protest and punishment
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The felony counts filed against four students accused of placing “Wanted” posters at the University of Rochester have stirred debate about whether criminal charges are a disproportionate response to campus protest.
Education
Preparation for the East EPO transition is underway
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Next fall, East schools are slated to return to direct RCSD control after nine years under the Educational Partnership Organization with UR’s Warner School.
Education
Tentative agreement includes some UR PhD students in potential union vote
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The decision could allow over 400 students to vote in a prospective union election after being excluded in a previous proposal.
Education
For scholarship recipient at RIT, the sky’s the limit
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Aerospace engineering student Amos Prince, one of 40 “Bridging the Dream” scholarship recipients, is pursuing studies to address the environmental impacts of aviation.
Education
The Eastman School’s new conductor
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Kate Sheeran, the eighth dean in the Eastman School of Music’s storied century-old history, is “an educator with a very high artistic threshold.”
Education
Four UR students charged in ‘Wanted’ poster case
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The University of Rochester students face charges of felony criminal mischief for distributing the posters, which the university has described as antisemitic.
Education
New rules for RCSD commissioner school visits adopted
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Board members will have to give advance notice and direct concerns to the superintendent, rather than a school principal.
Education
UR investigates vandalism tied to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
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“Wanted” posters of University of Rochester leadership, faculty and employees were posted on campus, criticizing the school’s response to the Oct. 7 attacks against Israel and the ensuing war in Gaza and Lebanon.