As RIT launches Sustainability Month in October, youth environmental activist Jerome Foster II shares insights about how to tackle the climate crisis
Learn about the life and work of Pulitzer Prize winner David Cay Johnston, a new professor of practice in the College of Liberal Arts
A political science professor at RIT discusses her involvement in political education, expertise in election coverage and analysis and her insights on Project 2025
Chief Photographer for the Associated Press Evan Vucci describes covering the attempted assassination of Donald Trump
RIT provides resources to support students when expressing their opinions amid heightened political tensions
RIT reintroduces its policy on single-use water bottles
Get some freshman-year advice from members of our writing staff
Explaining the significance of RIT's fifth annual Black Graduation Event as a tool for empowerment and celebration.
Tommy Scarfone has had a large impact on RIT Hockey. Who is he and what motivates him?
Two students — a 911 dispatcher and a crisis text line volunteer — provide insight into their work
The use of literature, art and other artistic hobbies as coping mechanisms
Learn about your right to protest social and political issues on campus
A deep dive into RIT’s efforts to provide mental health resources for deaf and hard-of-hearing students
Students and administration must work together to combat loneliness and mental health struggles
A deep dive into the RIT Beekeeping Club and the benefits of beekeeping on campus
A Rochester-based non-profit enters its twelfth year of operation
A look into the rituals of Rochester’s Sikh community
Highlighting RIT's athletic trainers
With affirmative action off the table, the pressure to legitimately change our approach to diversity is now greater than ever
DBA is not only a Deaf sports organization but also a family and community
RIT renames yet another building. Is this progress?
Students who have been lucky enough to commute or use a car since their first year will never understand the trials and tribulations of the RIT bus system...
How discrimination against local Jewish communities has evolved over the years
With AI-generated art on the rise, artists are both curious and nervous about how it will impact their careers
A conversation with RIT President David Munson about the university's efforts to increase racial diversity in its student body
Highlighting the Bug Jar, one of Rochester's renowned music venues
Featuring RIT's Tiger athletes
Learn all about RIT's Asian Culture Society.
Why is CaPS a topic of controversy amongst students?
The retelling of several infamous Rochester murders.
