“I only got five hours of sleep last night.”
“You think that’s bad? I only got two!”
Almost daily, I overhear conversations like this where people are glorifying a lack of sleep...
A peek into the more popular forms of divination.
Change is a good thing, so give it a shot.
RIT Dining's got a new food source in its arsenal, but it's not what you might think.
An exploration of the uncanny valley phenomenon and its applications in art, game design and horror.
Buying locally grown produce does more than better your health — it grows your community.
Explore the changes in celebrating Halloween as we get older. What can we do to celebrate as college students?
International students have a unique experience, but all student experiences share commonalities.
If you're looking for something to do, try these theater locations in Rochester!
Learn how thrift shopping can help fight fast fashion.
There was a night at the end of last semester when the wall holding my worries back collapsed — and with it, so did I...
As thousands of new students enter RIT's campus each year, knowing where to turn for help can be a crucial part of your college years.
Rolling with the punches isn't easy when you're fighting with your roommate.
Noticing the signs that a change of major is needed for you.
Experience the musical talent that RIT has to offer.
Tips and tricks for proper fitness center conduct.
Let's dig a little further into all of this misogyny.
Three women in STEM share their stories.
PawPrints is a meaningful and, at times, comedic tool; but it can only do so much.
Resources for students to obtain co-ops and internships.
Take note of these notetaking tips.
Orientation might be fun for many, but it can be a nightmare for others.
From ice breakers to campus events, why is New Student Orientation a good thing?
A few safety tips to keep in mind while you're wildin' it up.
It's important to keep your personal space clean and comfortable.
Surprise! Recycling is an extremely complicated process.
Don't be afraid to bridge the gap between the Deaf and hearing communities.
When I first arrived at RIT, I was a gangly, acne-ridden, 18-year-old fresh off the plane from Oregon. Tired of small-school life, I had chosen the biggest college on my list and moved across the country...
The history of fake news in American journalism.
Finals stressing you out and need to escape? Have a grande time exploring Rochester's cafe scene.
