Materials Science MS Defense

Congratulations, RIT Tigers! Come celebrate your accomplishments with the Career Services team.

There are three things we know are good for mental health: moving your body, connecting with nature and animals, and laughing (the big, whole-belly kind). With goat yoga, you can do all three at the same time! Join us a for a 30 minute yoga class with some adorable goat friends as we round out this Spring semester.

RIT/NTID’s ASL Lecture Series presents Language Advocacy featuring Deanne Bray-Kotsur on Thursday, April 24, 2025, 12:00 – 1:15 p.m. in the CSD Student Development Center 1300/1310.

There are three things we know are good for mental health: moving your body, connecting with nature and animals, and laughing (the big, whole-belly kind). With goat yoga, you can do all three at the same time! Join us a for a 30 minute yoga class with some adorable goat friends as we round out this Spring semester.

Congratulations, RIT Tigers! Come celebrate your accomplishments with the Career Services team.

Join us for a seminar with Dr. Hongping Zhao, professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Ohio State University.

RIT’s interior design program presents an exhibition of senior capstone projects. It is on view May 5-11, with a reception set for 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, in University Gallery. It is free and open to all.

There are three things we know are good for mental health: moving your body, connecting with nature and animals, and laughing (the big, whole-belly kind). With goat yoga, you can do all three at the same time! Join us a for a 30 minute yoga class with some adorable goat friends as we round out this Spring semester.

There are three things we know are good for mental health: moving your body, connecting with nature and animals, and laughing (the big, whole-belly kind). With goat yoga, you can do all three at the same time! Join us a for a 30 minute yoga class with some adorable goat friends as we round out this Spring semester.

Celebrate the achievements of fourth-year illustration students and browse their work during a senior portfolio showcase from 5-6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 24, in Booth Hall, 3471.

John E. Drabinski is Professor in the Department of African American and Africana Studies, with a joint appointment in the Department of English. His writing and teaching focus on the philosophical dimensions of the Black Atlantic intellectual tradition, with particular emphasis on postcolonial theory, the francophone Caribbean, and expressive culture in the United States. 

A charity basketball game to raise money for Bella’s Bumbas non-profit in Webster, New York, to help them continue to provide wheelchairs to children with spina bifida. Saunders will have a spirit week leading up to the event on April 24th to build excitement and engagement.

Seniors in the studio arts BFA program are presenting their capstone projects spanning painting, ceramics, furniture design, glass, sculpture, installation, and more. A reception is set for 5-7 p.m. Thursday, April 24, in Bevier Gallery. The show runs through May 10.

Join the RIT Jazz Ensembles in the SHED Atrium as they perform their spring semester concert. 

What does amazing look like? Join us on-campus for RIT/NTID's Spring Open House, and we'll show you. You’ll meet with our gifted faculty, take a closer look at our curriculum, learn about how our experiential learning launches careers, find out about the admissions process, and more. This Open House will highlight the college's associate-level programs, associate+bachelor's degree programs, and pre-baccalaureate programs for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. We also will have a program for students interested in the ASL-English interpretation and community development and inclusive leadership bachelor's degree programs.

RIT’s interior design program presents an exhibition of senior capstone projects. It is on view May 5-11, with a reception set for 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. Thursday, May 8, in University Gallery. It is free and open to all.

NTID Student Research Fair

Materials Science MS Defense

Booky-Books are a special initiative sponsored by the RIT Provost’s Office and the School of Communication (College of Liberal Arts), featuring the work of RIT undergraduate student-authors selected through a competitive review process. Distinct to RIT Press, Booky-Books are compact publications of nonfiction, featuring color-pop visuals and design, and personal storytelling.