Campus Spotlight

September 5, 2023

<p>RIT students enjoyed free swag during TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.</p>

Photo by Traci Westcott

RIT students enjoyed free swag during TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.

college student smashing the hood of a beat-up car with a sledgehammer.

Photo by Traci Westcott

RIT students got to test their muscle at a car smash, presented by Sigma Chi, during TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.
two college students throwing basketballs in an inflatable hoop set.

Photo by Traci Westcott

RIT students enjoyed games during TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.
college students lined up outside to go to a table handing out free stuff.

Photo by Traci Westcott

RIT students at TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.
two college students posing for a photo against a gray backdrop, with their arms over their heads to form a heart.

Photo by Traci Westcott

RIT students get photos taken during TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.
college student sitting in a box at the top of a tall pole structure.

Photo by Traci Westcott

Fraternity brothers from Sigma Alpha Mu raised $5,200 for the Western New York Chapter of Make-A-Wish during a polesit at TigerFest, a weeklong event that allowed them to get connected to campus, activities, and others.
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