The University Magazine
Features
- Inside the FBI
Summer internships provide two students with new career goals (view as PDF)
- Focused on innovation
President Bill Destler champions RIT's 'unfair advantage' (view as PDF)
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What people are saying about President
Destler on the road - Peak experience
Three alumni prepare to climb Mt. Kilimanjaro (view as PDF)
- Golisano gift funds green goal
Businessman/philanthropist supports sustainable manufacturing center (view as PDF)
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What is sustainability
About B. Thomas Golisano
Works in progress at the new Golisano Institute for Sustainability - Building businesses
RIT expands programs designed to foster entrepreneurship (view as PDF)
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Energy entrepreneurs believe their invention can make a big difference in the world - Words on pictures
A look at new books that shed light on the art and science of photography (view as PDF)
- Ten times the fun
Alumni, families, students and friends celebrate Brick City Homecoming(view as PDF)
- Outstanding in their fields
Readers remember faculty and staff who went the extra mile (view as PDF)
- The year in review - RIT by the numbers
An overview of university finances, enrollment and alumni activity(view as PDF)
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| President Bill Destler is an avid collector of banjos, come of which are displayed in his RIT office. | Jo-Ann Strube, right, and Kathy Papa model party hats they created at Brick City Homecoming. Strube's son, Frank, is a fourth-year information technology major. Papa's son, Stephen, is a fifth-year industrial engineering major. |