RIT is again among the nation’s “Most Connected Campuses,” according to The Princeton Review. It’s the second consecutive year the university has been included in this prestigious survey, which highlights 25 colleges and universities offering the most cutting-edge technology.

A massive cluster of red supergiants—super-sized stars on the verge of exploding—was recently discovered in the Milky Way by a group of astro-nomers using infrared technology to penetrate the thick dust that cloaks much of the galaxy.

There may be no better time to lend a “paw” in support of RIT. President Albert Simone has proclaimed Thursday, Feb. 9, as Campaign Day on campus. As Powered by the Future: The Campaign for RIT nears its conclusion, Campaign Day appeals to

More than two tons of winter gear and clothes have been sent to survivors of the recent deadly earthquake in Pakistan thanks to an online grass-roots effort started by RIT faculty and students. The Web site www.QuakeHelp.net called upon communities

Eight RIT graduates and a member of the Board of Trustees will be honored Feb. 3 during the Alumni Award Celebration. Brian R. Chontosh ’00 (mechanical engineering technology) will receive the Outstanding Alumnus award. Chontosh, a Rochester native

Manaal Eisa has always found new ways to learn, whether it’s from worldwide travels or campus construction. “I do everything for the sake of learning,” says the fourth-year industrial and systems engineering student. “It drives me crazy