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An easy guide to communicating with RIT's Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.
RIT is moving its bookstore online.
Steps you can take to ensure the safety of yourself and others.
Learn how to manage time and stress as a freshman
Many university students work in the sex industry
Information you may need regarding minors, majors and immersions.
The LGBTQ+ community has a problem with gatekeeping that needs to be addressed.
There's a gap in America's sex-ed, and it's putting LGBTQ+ youth at risk
Deconstructing the mythos of the “model minority”
Diversity in Rochester's food and what it takes to own a restaurant
How white passing impacts the identities of people of color
ASL is a prominent language in RIT's theaters.
How did RIT Esports become the largest collegiate esports group in the nation?
Dissecting the budget cuts in the Modern Languages and Culture department
The growing impact of RIT's Women's, Gender and Sexuality studies program.
A look into Latin Dance at RIT
RIT Film students are the first to represent RIT as finalists in the Coca-Cola Refreshing Films Challenge.
A surplus of carbon dioxide is turning our planet into a crucible
An exclusive interview with Dr. Sydnee Smirl McElroy about her political campaign
Rochester's St. Patrick's day parade celebrates Irish-American and Celtic culture and traditions.
Paper makes up about 70 percent of the U.S.’s office waste. To combat that, here are some steps to making your own paper from used ones! Materials: LARGE CONTAINER TO HOLD WATER (PLASTIC STORAGE BOX RECOMMENDED) SPONGE (ALT: CLEANING CLOTH, TOWEL, ANYTHING THAT CAN SOAK UP MOISTURE) BLENDER, POTATO MASHER OR PESTLE AND MORTAR (CAUTION: DO NOT USE BLENDER FOR FOOD AFTERWARDS; DEVOTE BLENDER ONLY FOR PAPER)
A look into campus sustainability at RIT
https://www.space.com/spacex-starlink-satellites.htmlThere is more to pollution than carbon emissions or leftover waste.
Who is responsible for our environmental crisis?