Four Presidents Award nominees; Three new trustees, vice chair named to board; Coast-to-coast cross-country trek revived for 175th anniversary; International studies degree new for COLA; Paley to design project for St. ...

RIT celebrates Class of 2008; RIT names new college dean; Eugene Fram’s legacy: ‘You have to be responsive’; RIT archeologist uses satellites to uncover ancient history; Technology pilot program Toasting a new partnership to ...

Main features of this issue: Strategic Plan lays groundwork for RIT’s future; RIT astronomer sheds light on distant stars; RIT Fulbright winner to work in Africa; CIMS receives $4 million in final defense appropriations ...

Clinton to address RIT graduates in May, RIT helps youngsters connect with space, RIT researcher aims to battle hearing loss, Science student feels at home at NTID, News briefs, Student Affairs Division recognizes staff ...

Main features in this issue: Concert to benefit South African orphans; Lecture by sports photographer; Photo students learn from a master; Becker named assistant VP; Robert Redford speaks to RIT community Oct.23; RIT ...

Main features of this issue: Shaker’s Blends now open; NSF grant helps transfers; Campus Dialogue week, Oct. 25-29; Significant medical plan changes in 2005; Event to bring election issues closer to home; RPO to play ...

Wallace welcomes faculty scholars; ‘Conversing’at Bevier show; GCCIS featured in gaming publication; Arrests made in campus robbery; RIT hosts annual Brick City Festival; RIT program gets Kodak support; Prosecutor is ...

Main features of this issue:RIT launches color science Ph.D. Women, children benefit from RIT nutrition research. RIT to host Sabres Night. Exhibition of photographic portraits. Sam E. Antar at RIT Feb. 12. Clinton-Commencement ...

Main features of this issue: RIT celebrates Class of 2007; Clinton to address graduates; Senior project sheds new light on the RIT campus; 2007 College Delegates; Defining success—one experience at a time; Graduate studies ...