Through the efforts of U.S. Congresswoman Louise Slaughter and New York’s U.S. Senate delegation, RIT’s Center for Integrated Manufacturing Studies has been awarded a $2.75 million grant for a joint research project with Delphi Automotive that will assist Rochester in becoming a hub of

The Woodward Pool is getting a facelift–and RIT students are getting a place to put their feet up. A gift of $2 million, plus architectural and construction plan underwriting from The Summers Foundation (RIT trustee John “Dutch” Summers and his wife, Jayne), sparked a

Michael Hakans photographs the tiniest of things. Whether it’s a termite or the inside of the human eye or individual cells, the fourth-year biomedical photographic communications major uses specialized photographic equipment and microscopes to capture images needed in the science and medical fields.

More than 200 proposals have been submitted to Imagine RIT: Innovation and Creativity Festival, in addition to events being planned by each of the eight colleges. The proposals include demonstrations, exhibitions, performances and hands-on activities. “This festival, to which we will invite parents, alumni, prospective

Nothing is off limits to Edith Lunt Small’s imagination–and what she sees, she paints. And then she throws in a few shocking details into the mix to halt any sense of realism. “My favorite piece is called The Entry of Christ into Manhattan, based