Spotlights | Golisano College of Computing and Information Sciences | RIT

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Richard Dillio ’13 Turned His Curiosity About Gamers Into a Career in Washington

Alumni

Person in black clothing and a patterned scarf stands by a stair railing against a bright red wall.

RIT Alumna Develops Hands-Free Tech at Meta

Software Engineering BS

Alumni

Victor Lockwood and another student laugh with Nao robot against an orange backdrop

MS in AI student helps humans and robots communicate

Artificial Intelligence MS

Student demonstrates a prototype consisting of a smartphone app and a connected orange, cylindrical device with a digital display. The smartphone screen shows a bottle-scanning interface, while the device displays a cartoon-style graphic. The student is seated in a studio setting with a neutral gray background, holding the phone in one hand and the prototype in the other.

RIT Student Wins Prestigious HackMIT with Low-Cost Medicine Testing Device

Software Engineering BS

Student

students at Geva theatre

How pro bono services from cybersecurity students are helping secure community organizations

Cybersecurity BS

Student

ESL Cybersecurity Institute's Cyber Range. Desktops have tiger screen savers

Researchers develop cybersecurity test for AI being used by Google

Cybersecurity MS

Faculty

student Nic Drouillet standing beside Moxi, a robot assistant

Game design student scores co-op promotion at AI robotics firm

Game Design and Development BS

Student

graphic that says "SE Senior Project Awards for Excellence and Creativity," with photo of four students off to the side

Software Engineering Senior Project Awards showcase student creativity and impact

Software Engineering BS

reators Annalee Dorozynski, left, Mary Haley, Jonny RaZeR, and Lan Kung showcasing the studio’s games 'LIMP KNIGHT', 'Mushroom Kid’s Big Grass Sword', and 'The Salesman' at the 2025 Boston Festival of Indie Games.

RIT students launch studio to bring bad game ideas to life

Game Design and Development BS

Benjamin Brundage in blue sweatshirt and black pants sits on orange stairwell in RIT SHED

How an RIT computer science student helped stop the most powerful cyberweapon

Computer Science BS

A group of 9 students surrounds a pair of comically oversized scissors constructed from fabric and cardboard

Student showcase alternative controllers at Game Developers Conference

New Media Interactive Development BS

Student

Behind the scenes with tech expert Katie Linendoll

Information Technology BS

Alumni