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The donuts are the thickest I’ve ever seen, at approximately 1.5 inches, making the donut and the massive cinnamon roll well worth the $3.50.

RIT and UR collaborate with Antiracist Curriculum Project to make a website to host antiracist, location-specific educator resources for New York state.

The University of Rochester received the Robert and Louise Slaughter Family Papers, adding to the Slaughter congressional collection.

We Were Here (Screening and Panel Discussion) The first documentary to take a deep and reflective look back at the arrival and impact of AIDS in San Francisco, which explores how the City’s inhabitants were affected by, and how they responded to, that calamitous epidemic.

Take 8,000 posters from 130 countries and in 76 languages ranging from shockingly graphic, instructional and scary to tender and compassionate, and select a sampling for an exhibit. The late Edward C. Atwater, a former Batavia resident, physician and medical historian, donated the massive 30-year collection to the University of Rochester in 2007. Donated to the University by

Dr. Edward C. and Ruth Atwater. Photo courtesy of Rebecca Briccetti Edward C. Atwater’s home — initially in Batavia and later in Rochester — was a dead giveaway of his passions. The late doctor and medical historian kept collections, from thousands of books and print materials to thousands of architectural slides and posters, throughout his and wife Ruth’s home from top to

This past Halloweekend, I attended my first ever Scare Fair hosted by the River Campus Libraries.