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Reporter Magazine

RIT's Student Run Magazine Since 1951

Reporter Magazine

RIT's Student Run Magazine Since 1951

Reporter Magazine

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Millennium Games: Where Play Lives

Millennium Games is a popular game store located in Rochester at 1225 Jefferson Road. Sitting at 28,000...

Olivia Wong, a third year design major at RIT, works on a printing project in the SHED on Feb. 28, 2025. "It's cool to get hands on experience with typography,” says Wong.
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Hot off the Press: A History of Printing at RIT

The History of the Printing Press at RIT Among students today, it may be a little known fact that...

Former DSO director Catherine Lewis in the SAU. Provided by Catherine Lewis.
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Catherine Lewis’s Impact: Looking Back at Her Time as the DSO Director

Catherine Lewis, the director of the Disability Services Office (DSO), resigned on Nov. 30, 2024, after...

How Will AI Shape Life on Campus?
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How Will AI Shape Life on Campus?
RIT has developed an AI Hub. How does this affect the university’s relationship with developing technology?
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Reporter Magazine is Rochester Institute of Technology's only student-run news publication, providing for RIT's community since 1951. Reporter strives to provide in-depth coverage of events on and off campus and issues affecting students. Coverage spans a variety of formats, including print, video and audio.


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Former DSO director Catherine Lewis in the SAU. Provided by Catherine Lewis.
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RIT and DEI in Trump’s America
Nathan Templeman April 9, 2025
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Liam Conroe and Reporter Staff March 3, 2025

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