Events

We will offer a weekly talk on the Buddha's teaching, followed by open discussion and the daily liturgical service (which includes elements of meditation and contemplation).

Our weekly leadership meeting where we focus on team bonding, checking in on how the movement is doing, planning our events, and leadership development.

Zen Buddhist Meditation and Discussion

We are almost at the end! Graduating tigers, join us for an afternoon of rest and relaxation with takeaway DIY stress toys, sugar scrub, tea making bar, trail mix, and therapy dogs!

Want your church life a little more queer? Join the Progressive Chapel Community every Tuesday for a different rotating event of Dinner Dialogue, Taizé Worship, Karaoke Night, and Game Night.

Tuesday Life Group is a place for Christian believers and those who are curious about the Christian faith. Students can gather together every Tuesday to go through a bible study together and be in community with each other. Reach out if you want more information about Tuesday Life Group (ctmccl@rit.edu).

Undergraduate and Graduate students are welcome to join Counseling and Psychological Services therapists, Patrice Anderson, LMHC, Dr. Tiarra Mitchell, Psy.D., and Shantél Richardson, LMHC, and Gena Willis from DDI/MCAS on Wednesday’s for this weekly group meeting aimed to give RIT Students a safe space to process feelings, thoughts, and ideas. Sessions will include topics and crafts regarding self-love, painting, vision boards, games, and more!

Wednesday Life Group is a place for Christian believers and those who are curious about the Christian faith. Students can gather together every Wednesday to go through a bible study together and be in community with each other. Reach out if you want more information about Wednesday Life Group (ctmccl@rit.edu).

Hands of Fire is for individuals who want to learn more about God's Word, through American Sign Language, and meet more brothers and sisters in Christ.. Join us for Bible Study Nights (BSN). Contact Audrey McIntosh for more information:  deaf4jesus@gmail.com

We all need a dosage of hope and peace from time to time, especially when difficulties arise. This study addresses how God meets us in the midst of anxiety. We are encouraged to stay honest with ourselves and God. God meets us in those times when we feel we need God most!

RIT Libraries invites you to a virtual information session to learn more about our highlighted resource of the month: APA PsycArticles

Tigers we are sending you off! The last event before commencement will commemorate everything you’ve accomplished this semester with some activities like axe throwing, desserts, and the annual crewneck are here to make sure these memories last!

RIT's visual arts-all grades MST program is hosting its annual Artist Teacher Invitational at Joy Gallery (498 West Main St., Rochester 14608). The exhibition is a showcase of work by K-12 students the RIT artist teachers taught throughout the academic year.

Class of 2024: celebrate with the Catholic Newman Community at RIT! Students, parents, alumni, and friends are invited to join us for a Baccalaureate Mass, celebrating graduating students with the distribution of honor cords. Please RSVP to Kristen at krlccl@rit.edu.

Over the course of two consecutive capstone classes in their senior year, RIT interior design students execute a self-generated, self-directed design research project. The goal of the capstone is to respond creatively and imaginatively to an emerging circumstance, ongoing debate, or real-world issue and contribute to conversations relevant to the profession of interior design.

Join InterVarsity Christian Fellowship on Thursday evenings as we get together to build community and learn more about who we are, who God is, what God says about who we are, and why that matters!

Come and celebrate our graduating students who have taken a special interest in and dedication to faith, leadership, and service to the RIT Community and beyond!

RIT's School of Film and Animation presents the best live-action and animated student films made this academic year during a screening at Dryden Theatre, located at the George Eastman Museum (900 East Ave. Rochester, N.Y. 14607). A Q-and-A with the filmmakers will follow.

RIT Commencement Weekend 2024 will be celebrated on Friday and Saturday, May 10 - 11, 2024.

Jumu'ah Prayer