Three renowned photojournalists will be coming to RIT in the upcoming weeks. Olympus Visionary photographers Anne Day and John Isaac will speak at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 4, in Webb Auditorium, James E. Booth Building. Day is a freelance photographer and

As spring quarter nears an end, and music, fireworks and the smell of barbeque fill the RIT air, it can
only mean one thing—Springfestival is here. Organized by RIT’s College Activities Board, Springfestival is held each year to help students blow off some steam

RIT’s Army ROTC Tiger Battalion, 1st Brigade, has received the MacArthur Award in recognition exceptional training and commissioning of lieutenants entering the Army. RIT’s battalion is one of only six in the country—among 272 college-based units—to receive

The spiritual well-being of the RIT campus community remains on solid footing, thanks to the generosity of the Kilian J. and Caroline F. Schmitt Foundation. Enhancing its initial endowment of $200,000 to fund the director position in the Center for Religions Life

A new master’s degree in applied experimental and engineering psychology in the College of Liberal Arts draws on the strengths of the university to explore ways people use technology. The collaborative program brings together the Department of Psychology with

Canoes made of concrete float. Really, they do. But if you need to see in order to believe, you’ll get your chance this month. For the first time in almost a decade, RIT is hosting the Upstate New York Regional Concrete Canoe Competition, April 28-29, on

Customized marketing communications is revolutionizing the way advertising agencies and print services providers are leveraging their digital printing. What’s the payoff? What strategies should be utilized? Data-Driven Print: Strategy and Implementation, a new book

Bob Fabbio ’85 (M.S. computer science) will become the 53rd active member of RIT’s Board of Trustees.
An entrepreneur who has founded several successful technology companies, Fabbio is president and CEO of Austin, Texas-based Cesura Inc. He founded Tivoli

Larry Burns, General Motors vice president of research and development and strategic development, will speak at 10 a.m. Friday, April 28, at the Panara Theatre, Lyndon Baines Johnson Building. Burns, who is quoted frequently in the media about the future

One way that RIT celebrates diversity is by hosting the annual Expressions of Diversity Conference. This year’s event runs May 1-5 and features a keynote address from Roland Fryer Jr., assistant professor of economics at Harvard University. Fryer will speak