Top stories and videos for November
News and a video about the launch of RIT’s MAGIC Spell Studios was among the most popular last month.
News and a video about the launch of RIT’s MAGIC Spell Studios was among the most popular last month. Check out all of November’s top stories and videos.
Top News Stories
1. RIT officially launches MAGIC Spell Studios, aimed at convergence of digital media disciplines
2. RIT remembers Provost Emeritus Stanley McKenzie
3. CIAS student designs dress out of paper
4. Rapper T-Pain to perform at RIT’s Fall Concert
Top Videos
1. MAGIC Spell Studios Launch at RIT
2. New Business Analytics Lab opens at Saunders College of Business
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Glass graduate part of new Netflix series
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