2/27/2015
Ray Ptucha was the keynote speaker at the Graduate Education Week and Symposium.

2/27/2015
Students celebrated the Chinese New Year with papercutting demonstrations, music and food.

2/26/2015
Students test out the College of Liberal Arts’ new advising tool.

2/24/2015
Walid Yaqoobi and David Narvaez started the RIT Fulbright Scholars Association.

2/23/2015
RIT Bhangra performed at the Unification event on Saturday.

2/21/2015
Students lined up to test offerings from food trucks.

2/21/2015
Students competed in a winter obstacle course during FreezeFest.

2/20/2015
Certified therapy dogs visited at the Bow Wow Wellness event.

2/19/2015
The Rochester-Finger Lakes Middle and High School Art Exhibition ends Monday.

2/19/2015
Gabrielle Gaustad received an esteemed National Science Foundation CAREER award.

2/18/2015
Joe Hamilton has created 100 sets for NTID Theatre since 1996.

2/17/2015
Undergraduate students are developing methods for the early diagnosis of prostate cancer.

2/16/2015
Students performed during Open Mic Night.

2/14/2015
The crew teams raised $1,200 for the Tigers for Tigers coalition on Friday.

2/13/2015
High school students celebrated Carnevale (Italian Mardi Gras) in the University Gallery.

2/12/2015
Students lined up for FreezeFest goodies Thursday. The annual winter festival starts next week.

2/11/2015
The Graduation Fair on Wednesday marked 100 days to commencement.

2/10/2015
Naixin Kang is in the first graduating class from RIT’s 2+2 program with a Beijing university.

2/9/2015
“Part Time Joe” Vicario, right, takes the ceremonial puck drop at Saturday’s game.

2/6/2015
RIT’s swing dance club, Brick City Boppers, meets Thursday nights.

2/5/2015
Students explored co-op and career opportunities at the Packaging Science Career Fair.

2/4/2015
The men’s basketball team will honor veterans at Saturday’s game.

2/3/2015
Blood pressure checks are available on campus during February, American Heart Month.

2/2/2015
The College of Imaging Arts and Sciences opens its research and scholarship exhibition Thursday.

1/30/2015
Students meet industry professionals and gain firsthand knowledge during ARM Developer Day.

1/29/2015
Soledad O’Brien met with students today before her Expressions of King’s Legacy address.

1/29/2015
Soledad O’Brien was the keynote speaker for the Expressions of King’s Legacy.

1/28/2015
Minoru Yoshida ’04, ’08 works as a grant officer with The Nippon Foundation of Japan.

1/27/2015
Fourth-year student Alexandra LaLonde conducts microfluid research.

1/26/2015
RIT dedicated a new lab for improving automotive and rail safety technologies.

1/22/2015
Residence Life staff came back from intersession early to spend a day volunteering.

1/19/2015
The women’s basketball team regularly volunteers at a Rochester elementary school.

1/15/2015
Author Rachel Toor was the keynote speaker for a symposium on publishing.

1/12/2015
A TigerTerm class visited Partners in Restorative Initiatives on Monday.

1/7/2015
Physician assistant students practice their examination techniques.

1/5/2015
Hundreds of RIT students gather Wednesday evenings to learn sign language.

12/24/2014
Yeliz Okdem Ates puts finishing touches on her sculptural pieces.

12/22/2014
RIT biomedical students volunteer as health coaches in the community.

12/18/2014
Breton Minnehan is in the first class of the new engineering Ph.D. program.

12/15/2014
Students presented full-sized appliance concepts to designers from General Electric.

12/13/2014
This 7-foot, 3,000-pound sculpture honors the late Robert Mondavi.

12/13/2014
Industrial design students presented concepts of appliances to designers at General Electric.

12/12/2014
The Faculty and Staff Winter Craft Sale is today in the SAU lobby and Fireside Lounge.

12/11/2014
Photography student Lauren Russell bids during the SPAS Holiday Auction.

12/11/2014
Mike Bradley demonstrates a laser scanning arm during a forum on 3D printing.

12/9/2014
Kate Winnebeck presented a workshop on shopping for eco-friendly toys.

12/9/2014
Eric Kunsman will talk about his exhibit in the Dyer Arts Center on Wednesday.

12/8/2014
The Ukulele Club serenaded students on campus Dec. 6 with a selection of carols.

12/6/2014
Artesano’s started a new holiday tradition with the Ugly Sweater Soiree.

12/5/2014
Muslims on campus observe the Friday prayer in the Skalny Room.

12/5/2014
Kaitie Spaude knows what it’s like to live on a dollar’s worth of food each day.

12/4/2014
The FreezeFest kickoff featured blue and white treats and the announcement of this year’s performer.

12/3/2014
Kindergarteners from Margaret’s House are selling ornaments and cards tomorrow.

12/2/2014
Clay Patrick McBride joins RIT this fall as a guest lecturer in photography.

12/1/2014
Photography students shot holiday portraits in November and will again this weekend.

11/26/2014
A group of nearly 60 RIT students, faculty and staff held a peaceful, silent protest.

11/25/2014
Students celebrated Kate Gleason’s birthday with cupcakes.

11/24/2014
The men’s basketball team faces Nazareth tonight in the Wendy’s College Classic.

11/21/2014
Students held a Zumbathon fundraiser Thursday to benefit CURE Childhood Cancer Association.

11/21/2014
The new “George?” trading-card system helps RIT researchers build collaborative relationships.

11/20/2014
Traditional games, crafts and food were part of a Native American celebration on campus.

11/19/2014
Students played games from around the world during International Education Week.

11/18/2014
Industrial design students presented their creations for Metaproject 05.

11/18/2014
Several musical groups, including the RIT Orchestra, are performing in the next few weeks.

11/17/2014
A reception was held to kick off International Education Week today.

11/17/2014
RIT saw the first accumulating snow of the season today.

11/13/2014
NTID Performing Arts presents “Almost, Maine” today and this weekend.

11/12/2014
GCCIS Dean Andrew Sears announced RIT’s participation in a cybersecurity panel series.

11/11/2014
RIT hosted its fourth annual Veterans Day Breakfast today.

11/7/2014
Chris Denninger, director of Public Safety, serves time in the Tiger Cage for charity.

11/6/2014
Last week’s Wellness Wednesdays event featured a juggling session.

11/6/2014
Lt. Col. Ann Gallucci brings solid experience to her position as commanding officer of RIT’s Air Force ROTC program.

11/5/2014
Students from across disciplines process data during the Election Night Hackathon.

11/5/2014
Exhibit in the NTID Dyer Arts Center ends Saturday.

11/4/2014
Native American Heritage Month kicked off Monday with Joanne and Leah Shenandoah.

11/4/2014
RIT Baja team members are preparing to open their season in Brazil.

11/3/2014
Student Danielle Burch, right, works in a painting studio at RIT.

11/1/2014
Melt your stress away with therapy dogs 4–5 p.m. today in the Fireside Lounge.

10/31/2014
Princesses and Transformers from Margaret’s House trick-or-treated on campus today.

10/30/2014
Nicole Howley spends a lot of her time helping other students transition to college.

10/30/2014
Hundreds of students attended the NTID Job Fair on Wednesday.

10/29/2014
The Construct@RIT is a new makerspace facility in Institute Hall.

10/29/2014
Five companies graduated from RIT’s Venture Creations.

10/28/2014
Stop by the Benefits Fair until 3 p.m. today at the SAU Fireside Lounge.

10/27/2014
Emily DeVault was one of eight RIT students featured in the High Falls Film Festival.

10/27/2014
Well behaved dogs were the center of attention at Bow Wow Wellness.

10/27/2014
Five student business plans competed at Tiger Tank.

10/24/2014
Well behaved dogs were the center of attention at Bow Wow Wellness.

10/24/2014
Alumna Anna Sweet ’04 of VALVE kicked off the MAGIC speaker series on Friday.

10/23/2014
Cognitive computation expert Dan Roth met with students and gave a lecture Thursday.

10/21/2014
Student Government President Ashley Carrington spoke at a wellness event Tuesday.

10/21/2014
Students test out interactive science exhibits during homecoming weekend.

10/20/2014
Student Government gave Dr. Sanjay Gupta an orange stethoscope after the Horton lecture.

10/20/2014
Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s scoops ice cream after delivering a lecture.

10/18/2014
Tesla Motors, an American company that manufactures electric vehicles, displayed a car on campus.

10/18/2014
CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta was this year’s Horton Speaker.

10/17/2014
Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, signs books—and ice cream containers—after his talk.

10/17/2014
Jerry Greenfield, co-founder of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, spoke about his successful business.

10/16/2014
Bill Cosby entertained a sold-out crowd to kick off Brick City Homecoming & Family Weekend.

10/16/2014
Photographers from the Class of 1964 met with students today.

10/15/2014
Students test out audio using the Sentinel statue.

10/14/2014
Many of the artists in “Shop One: Then and Now” will attend Friday’s opening reception.

10/13/2014
Students play human foosball during the global hockey festival on Saturday.

10/10/2014
The RIT Cary Graphic Arts Collection recently celebrated its 45th anniversary.

10/9/2014
Atmel’s “Tech on Tour” big rig visited RIT on Thursday.

10/8/2014
The Print Hub tried out its new screen printing press ahead of the Global Hockey Festival.

10/7/2014
Peter Pincus demonstrates casting in his ceramics class.

10/5/2014
The Digital Manufacturing and Product Realization Lab opened Friday.

10/3/2014
Olympic goalie Jim Craig met with student athletes this morning and will speak at 4 p.m.

10/3/2014
Fannie Mae CEO Timothy Mayopoulous addressed a Saunders College of Business group.

10/2/2014
Today is ROAR Day, the official launch of the 2014 Fund for RIT annual giving campaign.

10/2/2014
More than 250 employers met with RIT students and alumni at the 2014 Fall Career Fair.

10/1/2014
More than 250 employers met with RIT students and alumni at the 2014 Fall Career Fair.

10/1/2014
News conference at RIT called for bridging the employment gap for students with disabilities.

10/1/2014
The women’s cross country team is climbing the national rankings.

9/28/2014
The Little Theatre was packed Saturday for the Johnson and Destler show.

9/27/2014
Hundreds lined up for the 10th annual Glass Pumpkin Patch fundraiser Saturday.

9/25/2014
The women’s soccer team beat Nazareth 2-0 Wednesday and faces Clarkson on Saturday.

9/24/2014
Students, faculty and staff try out the new Steelcase Learning Innovation Classroom.

9/24/2014
Intel’s “secret weapon” Genevieve Bell delivered the Eugene H. Fram lecture Tuesday.

9/23/2014
Dean Kouroupus of the RIT men’s soccer team goes up for a loose ball against SUNY Cortland.

9/22/2014
Students test out audio using the Sentinel location.

9/21/2014
Vocal Accent performed during the Fringe Festival, which continues through Saturday.

9/20/2014
Students made a splash during the annual Mud Tug tournament and fundraiser.

9/19/2014
A young RIT hockey fan had his T-shirt signed at the Gene Polisseni Center opening Thursday.

9/18/2014
Wanda Polisseni dropped the first puck at the Gene Polisseni Center opening tonight.

9/18/2014
RIT student Rachel Triassi volunteered in Haiti.

9/16/2014
The Gallery r exhibit “Alchemic Elegy” is part of the Fringe Festival, which kicks off Thursday.

9/15/2014
A single orange seat in the Gene Polisseni Center honors alumnus Green B. Williams.

9/15/2014
Datto founder and CEO Austin McChord ’09 officially opened his firm’s Rochester offices Friday.

9/11/2014
RIT’s third annual 9/11 Remembrance Vigil was held this morning.

9/11/2014
The third annual 9/11 Remembrance Vigil was held this morning.

9/10/2014
The Gordon Field House opened 10 years ago—and Jim Kelly was on hand to celebrate.

9/9/2014
RIT is honoring Robert Panara with a Dyer Arts Center exhibit and memorial service today.

9/8/2014
Pi Kappa Phi fraternity members got dunked for charity.

9/6/2014
More than 2,900 volunteers painted the campus with light for RIT’s 30th Big Shot.

9/5/2014
Jessica Pardee published a book that examines the experiences of African American women during Hurricane Katrina.

9/5/2014
Robert and Susan Pearson met at RIT in 1980.

9/4/2014
The Clinical Health Sciences Center is expected to open next fall.

9/3/2014
The first floor of The Wallace Center was recently renovated.

9/2/2014
Students bust a move at NTID’s annual Applefest.