Today’s Top Stories

Online programs score well
RIT has been recognized for having some of the best online programs in the nation. The 2015 U.S. News & World Report Best Online Programs rankings had RIT on four of its lists.
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School of Design students challenge status quo
RIT hosted a two-day “design blitz” during which students had to research issues that create a disconnect between the suburban campus and the city of Rochester and propose solutions.
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Graduate study open house Tuesday
RIT opens its doors to undergraduate students from other colleges and universities who may be considering graduate study options from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday.
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Top news from December and 2014
News about RIT being ranked a best value university was the most clicked story of December, and the free and open source software minor was the top story of 2014. See all the top stories and videos from last month and last year.

Tiger Hockey

Hockey teams home this weekend
Women’s hockey returns from holiday break to host Robert Morris while men’s hockey returns home for league contests against American International this weekend.

RIT in the News

City Newspaper
Artist proof: The Print Club of Rochester turns 85 years old
Adam Werth '06 (fine arts studio) featured more »

The Verge
Can a small head-borne sensor help save athletes' lives?
David Borkholder, associate professor of electrical and microsystems engineering, featured more »

Rochester Business Journal
BlackBox Biometrics to debut concussion technology
Venture Creations mentioned more »

Democrat and Chronicle
Rochester-area teens kick off FIRST robotics competition
RIT mentioned more »

Poughkeepsie Journal
Artist probes depths of design
Brian Keyes, fourth-year industrial design major, featured more »