News

  • October 5, 2017

    An artistic spread of different, brightly colored vegetables.

    RIT offers new program in nutritional sciences

    RIT is offering a new BS degree in nutritional sciences for students who want to apply nutrition concepts and principles to careers outside the clinical domain of registered dietetics nutrition.
  • August 3, 2017

    Tara Snyder works in a lab while a professor looks on and advises her.

    Biomedical sciences a pathway to medical careers

    The biomedical sciences program is designed to give students a pathway for pursing clinical doctoral degrees in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and physical therapy, as well as graduate degrees in nursing, physician assistant, occupational therapy and medical research.
  • May 17, 2017

    A selfie of Rachel (Gardner) Aho.

    Army vet first to receive exercise science degree

    With a leap of faith, Rachael (Gardner) Aho transferred to RIT before the exercise science BS degree was officially in place. In her senior year, Aho became the first student to enroll in the program.
  • March 16, 2017

    People working in office

    RIT to offer BS in exercise science

    RIT’s College of Health Sciences and Technology is offering a BS degree in exercise science, with its first freshman class beginning in the fall semester.
  • March 7, 2017

    A headshot of Hamad Ghazle.

    Professor to serve on panel for hip dysplasia

    Professor Hamad Ghazle has been nominated by the Society of Diagnostic Medical Sonography to serve on an expert panel developing criteria on pediatric hip dysplasia for the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.
  • April 14, 2016

    Alexandra Williams examines her partner's ear with an otoscope.

    PA student among first to earn BS/MS degree

    Meet Alexandra Williams, a fifth-year student in the physician assistant program who is part of the first graduating class to receive a BS/MS degree in the program’s history.
  • October 30, 2003

    Portrait of T V anchor Liz Bonis

    Liz Bonis thrives on diet of air

    She's a health and nutrition reporter, and she's also a radio show host. Liz Bonis educates with a style all her own. It's entertainingly informative, not academic.