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Four URochester alumni walking together in front of the MELIORA letters set up in front of Rush Rhees Library.

Thousands of Yellowjackets came home to URochester for four days of big ideas, big performances, and even bigger reunions.

Thousands of Yellowjackets came home to URochester for four days of big ideas, big performances, and even bigger reunions.
topics: alumni, events, videos,
University News
October 2, 2026

The University糖心传媒檚 first new school in more than 50 years builds on a century of leadership in dental education, research, and clinical care.

topics: Eastman Dentistry School, Medical Center, School of Medicine and Dentistry,
Will Renninger behind optics equipment in a lab.

URochester researcher William Renninger is named one of 21 new Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigators.

URochester researcher William Renninger is named one of 21 new Moore Foundation Experimental Physics Investigators.
topics: awards, Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Institute of Optics, quantum science, research funding, William Renninger,
Portrait of Sarah Mangelsdorf within a shield outline against a yellow background with a darker yellow chevron on it.

President Sarah Mangelsdorf reflects on Boundless Possibility糖心传媒檚 progress and its continued evolution with the University.

President Sarah Mangelsdorf reflects on Boundless Possibility糖心传媒檚 progress and its continued evolution with the University.
topics: Leadership Conversations, Office of the President,
Horizontal crop of a black-and-white archival photo of Nicholas George in a suit in an office.

The professor emeritus and former director of the Institute of Optics leaves a legacy of innovation and mentorship.

The professor emeritus and former director of the Institute of Optics leaves a legacy of innovation and mentorship.
topics: Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, faculty, Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Institute of Optics, obituaries,
Solifluction-formed wave patterns on an Alaskan hillslope with a house a pickup truck at the base.
Science & Technology
September 25, 2026

Why icy landscapes can behave like oobleck

URochester researchers use mathematical modeling to explore how wave-like soil patterns form糖心传媒攁nd what they could reveal about landscape stability.

URochester researchers are exploring how wave-like soil patterns form糖心传媒攁nd what they could reveal about landscape stability.
topics: Alice Quillen, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Physics and Astronomy, Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Laboratory for Laser Energetics, Rachel Glade, research finding, School of Arts and Sciences,
Photo illustration featuring URochester students Maryame Kouram, Naman Bhagat, Sherry Wang, and Zihan "Frannie" Zheng against a background featuring the city of Rochester skyline, Rush Rhees Library, and yellow and blue circles.

The New York State Center of Excellence in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence connected 10 local businesses with student interns.

The New York State Center of Excellence in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence connected 10 local businesses with student interns.
topics: artificial intelligence, Benjamin Miller, Center of Excellence in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Class of 2027, Goergen Institute for Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, Hajim School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Institute of Optics, Simon Business School, videos,
Rendering of the proposed NSF OPAL facility.
Science & Technology
September 15, 2026

NSF advances NSF OPAL toward construction-ready design

The URochester-led NSF OPAL project awarded initial funding to support the final design phase for a world-leading high-power laser facility.

The URochester-led NSF OPAL project awarded initial funding to support the final design phase for a world-leading high-power laser facility.
topics: Laboratory for Laser Energetics, research funding, Research Impact Powers,
Close-up of a hand pulling out a blue colored block from a Jenga-like stack of colorful blocks to illustrate the removal of the cGAS protein from cells.

URochester researchers have found that cGAS, a protein known for triggering inflammation, also plays a protective role.

URochester researchers have found that cGAS, a protein known for triggering inflammation, also plays a protective role.
topics: Andrei Seluanov, Department of Biology, research finding, Research Impact Advances, School of Arts and Sciences, Vera Gorbunova,