Spotlights | RIT

A seagull on a projected screen showing the Overboard game, with a water projected on to a floor. A student is in midair, jumping to land on wood boards to stay out of the projected water

NMID students create award-winning interactive game experience

New Media Interactive Development BS

Alexandra Bros on a boat conducting research

Field Course Sparks a Passion for a Freshwater Science Career

Alumni

Rohit Crasta ’13 (game design and development) is lead game designer for 'The New York Times'.

Grad’s job is all fun and games

Game Design and Development BS

Alumni

Colorful LED beams connected to ceramic structures.

Carving a path as an artist, curator, and teacher

Jane Shellenbarger

Student

A display of ceramic vessels in RIT's Bevier Gallery.

Sharing Nigerian stories through ceramic sculpture

Jane Shellenbarger

Faculty

Student posing for a photo on his mountain bike, in a wooded trail.

Designing His Own Path

Laura Cummings

Individualized Program BS

Student

Animation faculty and students pose for a portrait outside MAGIC Spell Studios.

RIT project increases representation in animated films

Animation Option - Film and Animation BFA

Student

Applied Statistics Powers Success in Healthcare Finance

Applied Statistics MS

Alumni

Image of two wooden outdoor art installation

The Bethel Woods Art and Architecture 2024, outdoor art installation at the Woodstock historic Site.

Faculty + Students

Student

GIF that shows the cover page of a few Fanzines

The Fanzine Project

Students

Student

The image shown is a GIF composed of 11 student-designed postcards, each reflecting a unique interpretation inspired by their chosen artist, architect, or designer.

Postcards | From 3D to 2D

Students from INDE203

Student

The image shows the use of cardboard stacked and aligned with intentional gaps between each unit, to creates a rhythm of solids and voids, and function as spatial dividers, a place to sit, and as wayfinding features, guiding visitors through the exhibition.

The Exhibition Experience: Robert Panara's Legacy

Talia Lusignan

Student