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Toyota, the leader in sales and the most profitable automobile company in the world, recruits at RIT three to four times a year for full-time and co-op positions. The company gave a $100,000 gift to RIT’s Toyota Production Systems Laboratory, located in the Kate Gleason College of Engineering. read more »

Pete Turner’s (’56) stunning photos have appeared in magazines including Esquire and Look. They’ve also become some of the most memorable album cover images for records by John Coltrane, George Benson, and Quincy Jones. More than 80 covers have been collected for a new book, The Color of Jazz. read more »

Hand crafted art is the corner stone of RIT’s School for American Crafts. Part of the College of Imaging Arts and Sciences, the internationally recognized school emphasizes apprenticeships as students and faculty work together to create impeccable craftsmanship from glass, clay, wood, and metals. read more »

Cars were flipped, metal was twisted and endurance was tested at the 2007 Baja SAE Rochester World Challenge. Sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers, Baja SAE challenges students from universities around the world to build off-road vehicles for competition in design and endurance categories. read more »

A good defense proved to be the best offense for a team of RIT students who “outsecured” and outscored five other universities from the Northeast to advance to the finals of the National Collegiate Cyber Defense Competition next month in San Antonio. read more »

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RIT students create a ‘missing link’ for the world’s hospitality industry

Three RIT graduates from the class of 2008 have transformed a key portion of how Rochester-area hotels do business—and they’re looking... [more]

Research team hopes to shift photonics technologies to widespread use

Photonics, the study and application of electromagnetic energy through the manipulation of light, has been utilized to develop some of our... [more]

Novelist delves into soul of a simple man

Love and loss, faith and redemption, and the search for one’s own identity stretch across the pages of Robert Chandler’s first... [more]

New opportunities, insights came with hearing loss

Melissa Skyer ’06 (M.S., environmental science) is a poet, dancer, artist, nature lover and environmental scientist. Next year, she’ll add eco tour... [more]

Men's Soccer to Kick-off Alumni Weekend with Fifth Annual Doug May Memorial Classic; Golf Tournament to Honor May on August 29

ROCHESTER, NY -- The RIT men's soccer team will host the Fifth Annual Doug May Memorial Classic. The Tournament... [more]

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Two RIT students spent a summer working for the FBI– and both hope to pursue careers with the elite law-enforcement agency. [more]

In Focus

Project Lead the Way (PLTW) is a not-for-profit organization that promotes pre-engineering courses for middle school and high school students. Each... [more]

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