Ashok Rao was pleasantly surprised when he first visited the RIT campus. He was amazed at the appearance–the greenery, the wide-open spaces, the Sentinel, and the recent facelift to the Max Lowenthal Building. But what really sealed his decision to accept the position as dean

RIT Provost Stanley McKenzie has announced a change in deanship in the College of Liberal Arts with the resignation of Dean Andrew Moore and the creation of a new university-wide dean of graduate studies.

Whitney Tressel will be skipping class Jan. 8 to attend a football game. There isn’t anyplace else Tressel, a huge football fan, would rather be than in Glendale, Ariz., when Ohio State lines up against the University of Florida for the national championship. Whitney Tressel is

When the Clinton health care reform initiative died in 1994, the problems it promised to address didn’t disappear with it; they grew worse. More than a decade later, the United States’ population has reached 300 million, a large percentage lacking adequate–or any–health care. Figures

Chris Schauerman has spent his college career running from one accomplishment to the next–literally. In 2004, the Erie, Pa., native joined 17 other RIT student athletes to take part in the Coast-to-Coast relay, a 2,730-mile odyssey on foot from California to Maryland. The event

As you might expect, this year’s holiday season takes on added significance for Carolie and me. This will be our final Christmas celebration at Liberty Hill, and, while we are very excited about what lies ahead, there are certainly mixed emotions as we reflect upon what we shall soon leave behind.