A sampling of the stories that made news.
- Student’s theater experience is sewn together by accessibility and functionality.
- History major Julia Resciniti is headed to law school in the fall.
- NTID professor publishes book on Deaf and hard-of-hearing accountants.
- NTID student Blake Culley finds their calling in Deaf education.
- Thomas Warfield presented Key to the City of Rochester.
- Thomas Warfield honored ahead of final production.
- A sweet sendoff for Thomas Warfield.
- RIT presents “Pure Imagination: The Magical Candy Shoppe”
- Governor Hochul announces American Sign Language now included in New York’s language access law.
- RIT hosts talks on National ASL Day expanding access laws.
- New AI program aims to bridge language gaps for Deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
- RIT to recognize five distinguished leaders at 2026 commencement.
- Chris Kurz, Patrick Graham, and Kenton Myers, ’24 NTID, a healthcare interpretation alum are featured in the Signs & Smiles Spring 2026 newsletter.
