October 8, 2015
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Today’s Top Stories
Guests from Sweden’s Malmö University visit RIT
More than two dozen administrators and academic staff from Malmö University will visit campus today through Saturday as part of a partnership symposium.
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Alumni House coming to RIT
An estate home adjacent to the RIT campus is being renovated into a welcome center and meeting space for visiting and returning alumni.
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Rochester Fringe Fest deemed a success
Fringe Fest organizers say more than 63,000 people attended the 10-day festival, nearly 4,000 of whom attended the more than 30 RIT student or faculty-run events.
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More than two dozen administrators and academic staff from Malmö University will visit campus today through Saturday as part of a partnership symposium.
read more »
Alumni House coming to RIT
An estate home adjacent to the RIT campus is being renovated into a welcome center and meeting space for visiting and returning alumni.
read more »
Rochester Fringe Fest deemed a success
Fringe Fest organizers say more than 63,000 people attended the 10-day festival, nearly 4,000 of whom attended the more than 30 RIT student or faculty-run events.
read more »
For and About Alumni
Crush turns into love at homecoming
When a broken down car delayed her move to Manhattan, Bonnie Harriman ’06 (graphic design) decided to attend 2011’s Brick City Homecoming. That’s where she met Jake Brunner ’08 (finance), her now husband.
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When a broken down car delayed her move to Manhattan, Bonnie Harriman ’06 (graphic design) decided to attend 2011’s Brick City Homecoming. That’s where she met Jake Brunner ’08 (finance), her now husband.
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Tiger Hockey
Men kick off regular season with two road games
This weekend, the men’s hockey team will head north to take on Clarkson University on Friday and St. Lawrence University on Saturday. Both games will be broadcast on WITR, and live stats and video will be available online.
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This weekend, the men’s hockey team will head north to take on Clarkson University on Friday and St. Lawrence University on Saturday. Both games will be broadcast on WITR, and live stats and video will be available online.
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Sports News
Women’s cross country ranked 17th
In the most recent USTFCCCA poll, the women’s cross country team was ranked No. 17, the highest ranking in program history. The team finished second in the Rochester Flower City Opener, third at the UR Invitational and third at the Mike Woods Cross Country Invitational.
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In the most recent USTFCCCA poll, the women’s cross country team was ranked No. 17, the highest ranking in program history. The team finished second in the Rochester Flower City Opener, third at the UR Invitational and third at the Mike Woods Cross Country Invitational.
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RIT in the News
Great Falls Tribune
Great Falls' Brown plays for new women's hockey league
Former hockey player Celeste Brown '15 (sociology and anthropology) featured more »
PetaPixel
Photographing a Racetrack at Night with the Help of 1,800 Light Painters
RIT featured more »
Along The Boards
With MGM line gone, Josh Mitchell looks to lead RIT hockey
Josh Mitchell and other men's hockey players featured more »
PetaPixel
When a Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer is Asked for Free Photos...
David Carson '94 (professional photographic illustration) featured more »
WXXI.org
Connections: Science Roundtable - Back To The Future 2
Steve Jacobs, directory of the laboratory for technological literacy, and Joe Geigel, associate professor of computer science, featured more »
National Institutes of Health
LabTV: Curious about Microscopy
Jordan Myers '10 (molecular bioscience and biotechnology) featured more »
Great Falls' Brown plays for new women's hockey league
Former hockey player Celeste Brown '15 (sociology and anthropology) featured more »
PetaPixel
Photographing a Racetrack at Night with the Help of 1,800 Light Painters
RIT featured more »
Along The Boards
With MGM line gone, Josh Mitchell looks to lead RIT hockey
Josh Mitchell and other men's hockey players featured more »
PetaPixel
When a Pulitzer Prize-Winning Photographer is Asked for Free Photos...
David Carson '94 (professional photographic illustration) featured more »
WXXI.org
Connections: Science Roundtable - Back To The Future 2
Steve Jacobs, directory of the laboratory for technological literacy, and Joe Geigel, associate professor of computer science, featured more »
National Institutes of Health
LabTV: Curious about Microscopy
Jordan Myers '10 (molecular bioscience and biotechnology) featured more »
Today’s Weather
Upcoming Events
Reception: Malmö University / RIT partnership collaboration displays, 4:30-6 p.m. today, University Gallery, Booth Hall
Thursday Night Cinema: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, 9 p.m. today, Ingle Auditorium
Lecture: “The Art and Science of Drug Development,” Chris Garrett, 1-2:50 p.m. Oct. 9, Gosnell Hall room A300
Speaker: “How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate,” Andrew J. Hoffman, 2-3 p.m. Oct. 9, Webb Auditorium
Concert: Sean Forbes, deaf hip-hop artist, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 9, Panara Theatre, tickets are $10 and are available at the NTID box office, first floor of Lyndon Baines Johnson Hall
Performing Artists Concert Series: “The Neave Trio,” 8 p.m. Oct. 9, Ingle Auditorium (tickets)
Hockey Analytics Conference: A one-day workshop showcasing state-of-the-art research, all day until 5 p.m. Oct. 10, Gosnell Hall room 1250 (register)
Columbus Day: No classes, university offices open, Oct. 12
Discovery Day: Students will be handing out “Discovery” stickers to raise awareness of the discovery Columbus did not make, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 12, Infinity Quad
Presentation: “Deaf People, Cinema and the Franco-American Relationship Past and Present,” Ruth Kitchen and Barbara Fougere, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Oct. 13, Student Development Center room 1310
Thursday Night Cinema: Ferris Bueller’s Day Off, 9 p.m. today, Ingle Auditorium
Lecture: “The Art and Science of Drug Development,” Chris Garrett, 1-2:50 p.m. Oct. 9, Gosnell Hall room A300
Speaker: “How Culture Shapes the Climate Change Debate,” Andrew J. Hoffman, 2-3 p.m. Oct. 9, Webb Auditorium
Concert: Sean Forbes, deaf hip-hop artist, 7:30 p.m. Oct. 9, Panara Theatre, tickets are $10 and are available at the NTID box office, first floor of Lyndon Baines Johnson Hall
Performing Artists Concert Series: “The Neave Trio,” 8 p.m. Oct. 9, Ingle Auditorium (tickets)
Hockey Analytics Conference: A one-day workshop showcasing state-of-the-art research, all day until 5 p.m. Oct. 10, Gosnell Hall room 1250 (register)
Columbus Day: No classes, university offices open, Oct. 12
Discovery Day: Students will be handing out “Discovery” stickers to raise awareness of the discovery Columbus did not make, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Oct. 12, Infinity Quad
Presentation: “Deaf People, Cinema and the Franco-American Relationship Past and Present,” Ruth Kitchen and Barbara Fougere, 11 a.m.-12:15 p.m. Oct. 13, Student Development Center room 1310
Scoreboard
Men’s soccer: SUNY Geneseo 1, RIT 0
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