I’ve heard Android technology was off-the-chart popular, but I didn’t realize how popular until I saw the line of nearly 200 developers and future developers winding through the Golisano College atrium and down one of the hallways. They were on hand for the Android Development Seminar, on Jan. 13, sponsored by the student section of IEEE’s more »
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Being part of the RIT family for over seven years doesn’t seem like it has been that many. Sure, for several members of the RIT family seven years might seem more like a morning commute in their RIT career. For me, I sure hope I can say the same thing many years from now. Some more »
Categories: Branding, Events, Guest blogger, Sports 3 CommentsIt is not everyday that you dine in the desert overlooking a group of skiers or meet your project team in Kosovo to prepare for a research event in Rochester. But that’s what several of our students are up to as the winter quarter starts. They are taking advantage of our international campuses, taking in more »
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Patricia Beggs, a fourth-year advertising and public relations major in the Department of Communication, spent winter quarter on co-op with University News. Below, she shares some of what she learned about her future alma mater. The crazy pace that comes with a 10-week quarter does not afford some students very much free time. I think more »
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President Barack Obama addressed the nation last night following his first month in office. When he was sworn into office last month, Dawn Dewald, a fourth-year advertising and public relations major, was on hand in the nation’s capital, along with classmates Philipp Batta, an applied arts and sciences student, and Jeff Porter, a photojournalism major. more »
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Last time Matthew Stepp, guest blogger and RIT graduate student in public policy, discussed the growing scientific push for real solutions to the global warming issue. Today, Stepp outlines a number of projects that are attempting to address this increasingly essential environmental and social challenge. Even as science and politics feud with each other, the more »
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