Top stories and videos for April
News about the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Clinical Health Sciences Center was most popular last month.
News about the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Clinical Health Sciences Center was the most-read story of last month. Check out all of April’s most popular stories and videos below:
Top News Stories
1. RIT holds groundbreaking for Clinical Health Sciences Center April 11
2. RIT Cultivates Dominican Leaders
3. New workspace enables provost to ‘get vertical’
4. Hockey player’s cold shoulder melts into love
5. Imaging science students showcase deer alert system at Imagine RIT
Top Videos
1. Humans vs. Zombies Fall 2013
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