Photographer Ricardo Barros will lecture at RIT at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9, in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science auditorium. Barros is the publisher of Facing Sculpture: A Portfolio of Portraits, Sculpture and Related Ideas. The
RIT honors employees for years of dedicated service
RIT President Albert Simone honored 460 celebrants in the 2005 Length of Service program Oct. 11. Honorees and guests filled RIT’s Fireside Lounge honoring the dedication and longevity of employees. Simone and Provost Stanley McKenzie
Many of us—college students, young singles, young families, mature families, empty nesters and seniors—are living with debt. So says RIT’s consumer finance expert, Robert Manning, who has created an important new research report called “Living With Debt:
High Falls Film Festival features plethora of RIT student talent
Films produced by RIT students will be shown during an international film festival that’s taking place right in our backyard. For the fifth year in a row, RIT’s School of Film and Animation is represented in Rochester’s High Falls Film Festival, an event
Every student knows how to be a student, but not every one of them knows how to be a professional. That’s why RIT’s North Star Center for Academic Success and Cultural Affairs and Citibank have partnered for the third year to present the Professiona
RIT’s Army ROTC Tiger Battalion, 1st Brigade, captured first place in the Ranger Challenge Competition, Eastern Region, held Oct. 14-16 in Fort Devens, Mass. The victory marked the third consecutive year RIT earned top honors in the annual event. Ranger
Four-year-old Jack Peterson, a child at Margaret’s House, RIT’s on-campus
daycare, enjoys a Halloween cookie and shows off his Power Ranger costume during lunch with the “big kids” in Gracie’s cafeteria, Oct. 31. Last year’s luncheon was such a success that it has become an annual event.
