Recover Rochester, a student-run chapter of the Food Recovery Network, has reached an exciting food recovery milestone.

Exploring hockey's role, origin and place at RIT. 

Why black history should not, but must be, looked at separately. 

They see me.

They see me not.

Write another paper, hand it in.

They see me.

They see me not.

Take another exam, hand it in.

They see me.

They see me not.

Write an application. Submit it. Maybe it’s for grad school or a full time job. The goal is to stand out, to catch someone’s eye.

This is no easy task. With summer just a few months away, what was once a tantalizing career crush, turns into labored application submissions for furthered education, internships, co ops or full time opportunities...

Students weigh in on climate change, job prospects, politics and hope.

With political situations constantly changing around the world, is anyone considering your safety when it comes to studying abroad?

Freelancing can provide freedom, if you can avoid the pitfalls.

Game publishers know exactly how to "game" you for the most possible money.

The alt-right movement has been gaining more and more traction within mainstream media. The current poster child for white nationalism, Richard Spencer, has held multiple talks on his ideologies at universities across the country...

From Nerf blasters to massage therapy, RIT offers a variety of unusual wellness courses...

Once taboo, tattoos have become a part of the mainstream. But what is it like to get one? And what is it like to have them?

This is an overture, and I am over churning the same problems over and over and over again. It’s like we’ve been chewing on the same piece of gum for so long, we’ve gone numb to its flavour, and yet it still sticks.

When problems arise, the predisposition is to cast blame on the administration — the easiest target. Habitually unforgiving, this broad-sweeping tendency just spells laziness, stagnation. An innocent bystander is not so until proven guilty. We wait until the brevity of a situation reaches a threshold that, when hit, hails the inner humanitarian, unifying us. Until then, it’s not any one’s fault, rather it is taken to be the establishment’s...

The Socially Responsible Investment Advisory Committee will be introduced to RIT's governing infrastructure.

If you’re one of those new students who wants to "fit in" and attend the spectacularly beautiful experience that is RIT ice hockey, but don’t know the corner crew chants and how to play along with the Pep Band, or even what they are, this is t..

As if 2017 wasn’t bad enough, RIT decided to roll out a new class time system. After two and a half months, it’s still just as terrible as it was on day one.

Learn more about President Munson's plans to grow the performing arts.

RIT has had a string of scandals this semester. Read how the public relations department communicates with students after bad press stories.

Yes, the new class schedule is strange but once you read why it changed, you'll agree.

Upon the centennial anniversary for women's suffrage in New York State, the story of the Women's Rights movement is now more relevant than ever.

Look around the city and you will see them everywhere — rainbows draped from home fronts and hanging in businesses. Rochester has many Pride flags on display, boldly proclaiming an open community...

YouTube has kept its creators in the dark as the current political climate has necessitated the evolution of the platform's algorithms.

Why DACA is an issue and what it means for students and current Dreamers.

The pace is different here.

That’s the first thing I noticed when I moved to RIT. While I would have felt totally fine moseying on by, folks here would sprint from sunrise to sunset. Cultural differences, when combined with the vibrant energy of a college campus, collectively harbored this infectious sense of urgency.

I had never really spent a significant enough period of time on the East coast prior to attending RIT. Growing up in Los Angeles, this whole side of the country just seemed to me to be an amalgamation of state borders stitched together into one big historically charged quilt...

Being forced to buy an expensive meal plan can feel like highway robbery. 

With cities constantly changing as buildings are constructed, abandoned and then demolished, urban explorers work to document and preserve the culture and history of these sites long after they’re gone.

The fall leaves are turning beautiful colors — and so are the rocks.

Online delivery services are here. Will they gobble up grocery stores?

I’m afraid of letting the people I care about down. I’ve got butterflies in my belly and the ache to prove it.

The start of any semester can be rather tumultuous. Only a few days in, we realize the arduous nature of the workload we have taken on. Expectations quake as incentives wane and some students find themselves having to choose between the responsibilities they signed up for.

We, the busy students that we are, flow into and out of obligations, whether intentional or not. Our studies come first. And so, over the past few weeks Reporter has seen some sudden stirrup in staffing. Various roles have flown from one able pair of hands to another. It happens...

Reporter's got your back: here is our compilation of the best deals for all you adventure-seeking, broke college kids out there.

Why the RHA will be permanently retired.