This year you'll be able to enjoy Brick City Weekend and ROAR day without having to travel to campus.
This year Brick City Weekend is going virtual
We may not be able to meet on campus this year, so we’re getting ready to provide you with a Stay Homecoming experience. You'll be able to view campus tours, set up a Zoom reunion, participate in social media contests, and watch webinars without having to travel to campus.
This year is the 15th anniversary celebration of RIT’s most philanthropic day--ROAR Day. Starting at midnight on October 21, we’re asking the RIT community to make a gift in support of your fellow Tigers.
As Tigers, we care about protecting our community against COVID-19. We recognize that all members of the RIT community share a responsibility to ensure a safe and healthy environment for everyone. Together, we are working to minimize the spread of COVID-19 using these actionable items.
As our new academic year starts, we’re creating new virtual content for you to enjoy. From webinars to networking, you'll be able to partake in a wide variety of events without dealing with a commute.
Creating your will is one of the most important things you can do for yourself, and for your family’s future. Establishing your legacy isn’t difficult, but it requires thought and guidance. RIT can help with decisions that you need to make. Download one of our free information guides and start creating your legacy today.
Alumnus nominated for Congressional Medal of Honor
Brian Chontosh BS ’00 was nominated for the Medal of Honor by U.S. Representative Tom Reed. The bill, H.R. 5208 – 116th Congress, is in the first stage of the legislative process and will undergo consideration in congressional committees this fall.
RIT University Magazine is currently on hiatus because of the COVID-19 pandemic. In the meantime, you can keep up with the latest RIT news by signing up for RIT News & Events and reading the RIT Ready weekly newsletter, which shares the latest information on how RIT is responding to the pandemic.
The RIT Alumni Association and RIT’s Office of Alumni Relations are conducting the largest alumni survey in the university’s history so that we can understand how to serve you better. We want to hear what you expect from the alumni relations programs, what you like the most (and the least!), and how we can build a relationship with all alumni in the future.
Office of Alumni Relations 41 Lomb Memorial Drive, Rochester, NY14623 ritalum@rit.edu
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