The B. Thomas Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences is offering three new specialized masters of science degrees in its efforts to meet the demands of the evolving computing industry. New York state recently approved degree programs in game design and development; and

President Simone has set the tone for his final year in office. And Provost Stan McKenzie anticipates the campus will be as busy as ever. “The president’s agenda this year is as ambitious as any other year,” McKenzie told faculty and staff who gathered in

The name has changed but the mission remains the same–to offer a diverse repertoire of intellectually stimulating classes for individuals 50 and over. RIT’s Athenaeum has been awarded a grant from The Bernard Osher Foundation and will be renamed The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at

Peter Luce is not your typical RIT student because he can attend classes simply for knowledge and enjoyment. Each semester he can register for courses in history, religion, music, science, languages, math, computers, literature, the arts or government, and not be concerned about purchasing