Main features in this issue: Sen. Inouye to address 2005 RIT graduates; RIT incubator stresses ‘experiential learning’; Hira testimony sheds light on foreign trade; RIT enhances pluralism through unique partnerships; Health ...

Main features of this issue: Mayor Johnson accepts public policy teaching post; Baum weighs in on Hubble science; Stadler appointed director of RIT incubator; Young entrepreneurs find a ‘home’ at RIT incubator; RIT helps ...

Main features of this issue: RIT celebrates move to Division I hockey; RIT opens first ‘social computing’ lab; Mayberry named vice president; 175th highlights women leaders; Federal support expands key imaging research ...

$5 million pledge expands RIT scholarships; RIT prof to study invasive species; Photographers capture a piece of history on film; RIT alumnus takes engineering knowledge overseas; Illustrations at Gallery r; Being in the ...

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 on U.S.list of ‘most connected’; RIT documentary premieres Nov. 12; Bob Dylan at RIT Nov. 13; RIT to offer ‘fast track’ MBA advantage; Brick City Festival 2004 draws record crowd to campus; RIT honors distinguished ...

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: 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 ...

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 ...

This is the official magazine for RIT alumni. Issued thrice a year in spring, fall and winter. Printing began in 1999.