RIT accepts all students, regardless of ability to house them. Students are living in a shantytown along the quarter mile as their roommates vote them out.

Reporter rises up in arms for and against RIT students. Tough love, baby!

Drinking has a bad rap. Can one writer fight against decades of prejudice to create a better, drunker world?

Tonight’s the night. You’ve spent the last grueling week studying for your midterms, dismissing trivial things such as meals and hygiene. The stress is graying you prematurely and you have a twitch in your eye...

Yo, do you want to hear the craziest shit?

The other day I'm sitting out on the quad with a couple of my bros, okay? Like, let's set the scene here a little bit: blue skies, all my beautiful dudes all snuggled up in their little coats (but ..

In lieu of a traditional Rings page, Distorter invites you to try and complete some of the more interesting Rings that we've received.

There's nothing worse than a ______ that's had work done.

A. garbage truck

B...

Proud athletes who have been ignored for too long. 

The life of Steve Irwin, an iconic childhood character for many, is a legacy of conservation — even a decade later.

The meaning behind your lucky sock. 

The nuances of college ranking systems.

Keeping your digital piggy bank safe.

Cartoons have long been a tool for creators to tell larger than life stories...

RIT is in the process of implementing a composting program for its students. Reporter delves into how this change will affect RIT's community.

St. Patrick's Day is nearly here, which means the luck of the Irish is upon us. Or is it? 

I'll tell it to you straight - I don't really believe in luck. At least, I've never felt very lucky myself. Not that I'm not grateful; I have a wonderful life and amazing friends and family who surround me and support me. I go to one of the best schools in the country and I have a significant number of achievements from my time here thanks to the people who work here and support me. I just don't think that necessarily makes me lucky. I've never won anything off the radio or in a raffle, which by my definition is the epitome of luck...

While American students are racking up more debt than ever, they are also failing to really understand their finances.

Your quick ideas for a foolproof Valentine's Day in Rochester. 

What many fans don't know is that using the same characters from a series in their own work and publishing it under their own name violates the original content's copyright protection...

The arguments for and against physician-assisted suicide. 

She never expected to become a hero. Two of her coaches speak on the journey Wambach had endured to become the legend that she is. 

Is online dating leading to the tragic end of true love?

To those who keep asking, I have no gender, no sexuality and no fucks to give.

"To those who keep asking, I have no gender, no sexuality and no fucks to give," tweeted musician Shamir Bailey...

"The man who dies rich, dies disgraced," said Andrew Carnegie from atop his throne of steel mills and lean manufacturing. Many modern billionaires seem to take this philosophy to heart. On Dec...

RIT hosts a summit for female empowerment.

Reporter sits down with Public Safety to talk guns. 

Recently it was made known to the campus that decisions had been made at the administrative level to arm a portion of RIT's Public Safety on campus in anticipation of a possible dangerous situation. It has been made known that these long guns would not be used in any situation other than one in which there is an armed intruder on campus attempting to harm students and faculty. 

I'm not going to comment on whether or not I agree with the decision to arm Public Safety and train them in the use of guns because, ultimately, I don't know that having guns on campus will make RIT's campus any safer or more dangerous...

I'm preparing right now to graduate and actually begin a real life. These are my last few weeks of college, and this is my last issue of Reporter. It's been real.

At this point, I'm stuck in a loop of constant reminiscing on days past. A lot has changed in the world, and in my life since I was young, innocent and optimistic about the future. It's a kind of fond self-reflection. I think we all do it; take a look back at ourselves and how times were so great back before you had responsibility, or real concerns at all. We remember because it gives us hope that things were once better and could be again, or that things have truly improved...

Nostalgia is usually considered a feeling of fond remembrance, but sometimes we remember things as better than they actually were. When we compare that to how things are now, it causes negative feelings that are based solely in self-deception...

As elementary school students, we were all excited for the days when the gym teacher would bring out the huge colorful parachute, scooters and dodgeballs.

Memory is a funny thing. As a society, we are well aware that today we are in direct access to more knowledge, technology and opportunity than any other time in history...

Comparing three classic movies with their modern remakes.