Student Government update for the week of April 9, 2021.
Student Government update for the week of April 16, 2021.
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Balancing work and school in a pandemic is difficult, but not impossible.
It’s the end of the academic year, and I’m sitting in my house quarantined with my roommates. It’s the perfect way to cap off a perfect year, right? Yet somehow I can’t help but to be thankful, and not in some “always look on the bright side” kind of way. This is the first time all year I’ve been able to take a break — the first time I haven’t had to drive to campus and back multiple times a day.
With overseas spectators banned, this Olympic Games will not be the same.
With the rise of cryptocurrency, another opponent comes into the ring.
Fashion is a part of you, regardless of what you think.
The Seneca Park Zoo's family atmosphere is bathed in natural learning.
The Rochester mayoral election largely hinges on June's Democratic primary.
Citizen journalism and its role in society.
2020 may be over, but small businesses are still riding out the storm.
An inside look at vaccines and how they've changed overtime.
Over $1 billion goes through RIT every year. Where does it go, and does it add up?
Which Suite Life Dino duo are you?
A review of the 2021 Oscar Best Picture nominations.
Student Government update for the week of March 19, 2021.
Student Government update for the week of April 2, 2021.
How a small group of students pulled off making one of RIT's biggest events happen.
What we think would happen if RIT was bought out by "The Real Housewives" franchise.
A total how-to dummy 101 about being the coolest tiger in Brick City.
Journey through the magical world of housing selection!
Let's explore a mystical land.
It's out with the old (mascot) and in with the new.
What if RIT was hiding something sinister behind its COVID-19 testing program — a conspiracy, perhaps?
Not all bricks are created equal.
Short and fun activities to do during this COVID-19 season.