To end gun violence, the March for Our Lives movement needs to include Black Lives Matter and find solutions to address racially- biased police shootings.
A review of the Academy Award-winning film, "The Shape of Water."
Exploring what learning assistants have to offer the RIT community.
Following the release of Black Panther, various members of the Deaf and Deaf Black communities began a dialogue about appropriate signage for the movie's themes.
A look at the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Sinclair Broadcast Group's news incident and trouble at the border.
Learn how to fulfill your wellness requirements by heading outside.
A smart assistant glitch sparks fear of sentient machines and overreaching tech.
Third in its series, "Television You Should Be Watching: 'Buffy the Vampire Slayer'" outlines the reasons you should dust off your stylish leather jacket and give this iconic television show a try.
The University Advising Office works to expand undergraduate advising, the Center for Spirituality and Religious Life looks to expand its reach and Student Government election results are announced.
Cyberspace has created controversial new avenues of international conflict.
As technology becomes even more advanced and complex, new fields of study are created to manage the chaos.
The unholy alliance between profit-driven gun corporations and a complicit government must end.
Advice on how to push past diffidence when public speaking.
Albus Dumbledore will not be portrayed as 'explicitly gay' in "Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald."
Students help rally for gun control.
"Black Panther"'s five-week domination in theaters has debunked the myth that diverse movies don't sell.
Chairwoman of the House Rules Committee and Rochester Congresswoman Louise Slaughter has died at age 88.
The second in its series, "Television You Should Be Watching" outlines the reasons why you should try the television show "Smallville."
RSO and Student Government presidential and vice presidential candidates outline their platforms. Elections will occur March 27–28, 2018.
Empathy can be the key for defeating prejudice.
Mayor Mato Franković speaks about some of the unusual challenges Dubrovnik faces today.
Ever wonder how the March Madness basketball tournament came to be?
Part One of the Consent on Campus series. Learn what consent is and why it's important.
RIT Esports is heading to the final rounds of some of the top competitions in the country.
Trade the treadmill for the great outdoors at these five local parks.
Wellness Educator Seann McArdle talks about some of the the fitness options right at our finger tips.
David Levithan's New York Times bestseller "Every Day" and its movie adaptation teach us how love can conquer all.
Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a $50 million pledge to help fund a mission to revitalize Rochester's riverside.
Investigating the psychological impacts of phone usage.
RIT is currently in the process of revising the C11 Policy, which deals with free speech and expression.
