Main features of this issue: Biotech facility to hold dedication; Micro-e celebrates silver anniversary; Diversity conference opens April 23; Press finds new home in Lawson Publishing Center; Students help boomers find Web ...

Main features of this issue: RIT’s ninth president on the job; Project Lead the Way gets $1.1 million boost; RIT-county partnership results in alternative-energy vehicle study; RIT students learn the art of being good ...

FIRST Robotics returns to RIT; Long wins coveted Oscar; RIT to host photojournalism experts; Sustainability students focus on local homeless; Friendship fuels mission to give back to RIT students; New image archival ...

RIT appoints new provost; PAETEC leads sponsorship of Innovation and Creativity Festival; RIT plays a hand in N.Y. pollution prevention; DeCaro, student Faulkner win service awards; ‘Visionaries’ to share love of ...

Astrophysics degree becomes RIT's fifth Ph.D.; Student team takes flight on NASA's 'Weightless Wonder' aircraft; Princeton Review names RIT among 'best'; New programs, resident parking regulations announced for fall; Award ...

RIT signs groundbreaking R&D agreement with PAETEC; Campus enhancements will total $125 million; IBM lab now open on campus; RIT earns spot in U.S. News rankings; Image-reproduction guidelines are the agenda for RIT ...

High Falls Film Festival to showcase students’ work; State gives $12M to Golisano Institute; McKenzie selected as 2008 Convocation speaker; ‘Big Shot’ to shine on Erie Canal; NTID’s Dyer Arts hosts Rochester Artech 2008; ...

RIT forges new partnership with Delphi; Major renovation planned in Student Alumni Union; Edith Lunt Small exhibit at Dyer Arts Center; University News wins silver at CASE awards; RIT helps team capture first place in ...

RIT trustees storm the West Coast; RIT students make strong showing at the ADDY Awards; New research reveals latest Internet predators are often 'close to home'; Newman leads abolitionism seminar in historic Philadelphia; ...