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Yahoo! News quotes Evan Selinger, professor of philosophy.

A team of Hearthstone players represented RIT and joined 20 other top colleges at the first-ever ESPN Collegiate Esports Championship. RIT became one of the top four teams in the country and the three RIT student players received $7,500 in tuition scholarships.

What’s good for the environment is bad for business.

That entrenched idea long has pitted the value of environmental protection against that of economic development. President Donald Trump talks about “beautiful, clean coal,” withdraws from the Paris climate agreement, and dismantles environmental regulations—all in the name of jobs and prosperity. Meanwhile, more and more studies show climate change and its related devastation progressing at alarm-bell speed.

The National talks to Saleh Yammout, vice president for admissions, finance and administration at RIT Dubai.

A leading business-news publication for Western New York, the Rochester Business Journal recently published an overview of GIS and its role within the sustainability field today.

CNET features Kristen Shinohara, assistant professor in the Department of Information Sciences and Technologies.

The Saratogian features Robert Pearson, associate professor in the Department of Electrical and Microelectronic Engineering.

The gift, the largest single gift ever made to RIT’s College of Art and Design, comes from Chance Wright and his mother, Pamela Mars Wright, whose late father was the co-president of Mars Inc.

Advanced degree candidates were honored by the Golisano Institute for Sustainability during commencement ceremonies in May.

WHAM-TV reports on an RIT team's participation in the ESPN Collegiate Esports Championship.

Guest essay by Nate Barlow, assistant professor of mathematical sciences, published by The Conversation.

Keynote speaker John Seely Brown addressed the crowd at the Gordon Field House during RIT's 134th annual commencement ceremony on May 10.