This week, I hand the blog over to Head Coach Tom Natalie of the RIT women’s soccer team. Over Spring Break, he and his team went overseas to play a handful of games against some of the best women’s teams in France and Spain.

Main features of this issue: Inauguration celebrates RIT’s legacy of leaders; RIT researcher studies deaths caused by marine emissions; Engineering student re-examines a career in the classroom; Library staff, athletes ...

RIT students help blind dress for success; Black holes experts make new discovery; Baja teams unite at RIT; Designers create usable ideas for Foodlink; Photo project gives new meaning to ‘You Tube'; Summer vacation is ...

Main features of this issue: Candidates meet RIT community. New programs in sustainability. Record-breaking year for sponsored research. Student Spotlight. Saunders College student tallies eventful track record. My frosty ...

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 ...

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 ...

RIT honored at film festival, Microsoft Research supports 'game play' in the classroom, RIT marks Martin Luther King Jr. day with annual celebration, Jan. 16, Simone wins CASE award, New age for advertising, On the pod, ...