Rotating between movies and board games, come and hang out. RIT Hillel House Lounge, Res Hall B, 30-A051

Stop by to chat with our Dean Ramkumar and your CET Student Senator, Sandra Quinn, and enjoy a donut in between classes!

Your next campus leadership role starts here!

Join us to pursue small meaningful projects that will benefit local underserved and reentry populations.

Hear from leading scholars and practitioners from finance, accounting, and economics discuss their latest research and emerging trends. Attendees deepen their understanding through exposure to innovative studies and practical applications in these dynamic fields. Join us to engage with groundbreaking topics and foster collaboration among experts.

University Council (UC) brings together representatives from the three governance groups of the university: Faculty Senate, Staff Council and Student Government.  The president, provost, vice presidents, and deans are also represented on the Council, which addresses university-level policies and facilitates communication among the constituents of the university. UC develops and reviews institutional priorities and acts as a forum through which current or continuing issues of higher education can be discussed. Meetings are held monthly and are attended by members of all 3 governance groups, deans, and administrators. RIT students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend. Interpreters provided. For more information see https://www.rit.edu/universitycouncil/.

University Council (UC) brings together representatives from the three governance groups of the university: Faculty Senate, Staff Council and Student Government. The president, provost, vice presidents, and deans are also represented on the Council, which addresses university-level policies and facilitates communication among the constituents of the university. UC develops and reviews institutional priorities and acts as a forum through which current or continuing issues of higher education can be discussed. Meetings are held monthly and are attended by members of all 3 governance groups, deans, and administrators. RIT students, faculty and staff are welcome to attend. Interpreters provided.

Lavender Lit, a book group featuring literature by queer women and nonbinary authors, will meet four times throughout the Fall 2025 semester, on Wednesdays from 4-5 p.m. in PRISM (Campus Center 2050).

Need help with your resume or cover letter? Join our librarian for a quick workshop using LinkedIn Learning! Explore free tutorials and get tips to make your resume shine. Bring your resume or cover letter for personalized feedback.

Information sessions are informal opportunities for you to hear about our Ph.D. program in computing and information sciences and to ask questions. The use-inspired basic research degree is designed to produce independent scholars, well-prepared educators and cutting-edge researchers poised to excel in their professional careers within disciplinary, interdisciplinary and trans-disciplinary fields in academia, government and industry. 

Join us to get your questions answered regarding our graduate business programs. Whether you have questions regarding the application process, scholarships, or want a better sense of the curriculum, we’re here to help! 

Say goodbye to cramming—learn how to study with purpose! Finals season doesn’t have to mean stress and sleepless nights.

Join our weekly online services and Dharma talks. Services are offered on Monday evenings from 7-8 p.m. by Gekkaji Buddhist Temple.

Join us to recharge, reconnect, and reduce stress with a non-spiritual/religious take on meditative practice.

Join the Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement for one of our monthly Student Blood Drives! Our goal is to collect 52 units at each drive to help meet the Red Cross' critical needs.

Join us for the NRT CMOS+X Journal Club - a forum which provides an opportunity for NRT trainees to share research interests, present on chosen topics, and engage with peers across disciplines. The club convenes on the first Thursday of each month from 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM in ENG 17-2560. Open to all trainees and the RIT community interested in the research being done by the NRT.

Jumu'ah Mubarak!

This is an opportunity to learn best practices for minimizing human bias and incorporating anti-discrimination hiring practices for faculty and staff positions. Register via Talent Roadmap. 

Men's Swimming & Diving vs Don Richards Invitational - TIGER DEN

Women's Swimming & Diving vs Don Richards Invitational - TIGER DEN