Take a closer look at how mental health services have evolved at RIT since 2015.

Four apps designed to help your mental health.

Self-care for the life of a college student.

A look into how mental health is experienced by marginalized identities.

Interpersonal relationships can be complicated, but mental illness adds another dash of difficulty

What you should know before trying psychiatric medication

Students need words of support from administration. Where are they?

What in particular makes RIT such a mentally straining school?

Exploring gendered stereotypes about mental health

The culture we experience in college life binds us to an environment that constantly puts our mental health at risk — more than we may sometimes like to admit.

This culture is incredibly toxic.

As college students, we are constantly bombarded with our academic, personal, work, family and everyday pressures, expectations and stressors — with little opportunity to breathe. We have to manage all of that, along with the undertones of being pushed to succeed and be perfect in all of those aspects of life...

A look at the different ways members of the RIT community celebrate the holidays.

Lying only hurts kids and hides the true meaning of Christmas.

Children should believe in me, Santa, for a successfully magical Christmas!

How do gender stereotypes affect our eating habits?

Learn if cuffing season is right for you.

How to avoid the consumerist tendencies of the holidays and help the environment. 

What does it really mean for a campus to have Wi-Fi problems?

Exploring the numerous opportunities for students and faculty to volunteer and give back.

Addiction can affect anyone, no matter age, race, status or creed.

Students are looking to add a sci-fi section in the library.

When promises are made in response to dire needs, there is often a tendency to sit back and congratulate ourselves on an accomplished objective. We fought; they promised to fix things; we stopped.

There is also another tendency however, for promises to be made — and not fulfilled, or for progress to be unacceptably slow.

As a community, we recently became incredibly aware of how dangerous the lack of adequate mental health care services on this campus can be. We have seen the impacts, heard the stories and raised our voices...

Positives and pitfalls of RIT's increased focus on research

Delve into different wines and beers in the classroom

Black Friday is a day of deals, but are they really worth it?

From pigskins to touchdowns, this is the history of football.

RIT just rebranded itself: does it hit the mark, or is it a dud?

Tips to make the most out of fall in Rochester.

Humans have a tendency to categorize everything.

Dear RIT Administration,

We are all members of RIT’s community: tens of thousands of people who live and work on this campus in a brick city that we call home.

We are, in essence, citizens of this city. As citizens, we deserve to know more about the decisions and processes that impact our school, our home and our lives.

Transparency is an essential component of any community — especially that of a college campus. A lack of transparency creates a deficiency in trust, stifles creativity and precludes universal consensus.

Though lack of transparency is often perceived that way, this is not to say that all cases are malicious. But they can be...

A look at Twitter's newest algorithm.