Looking for a fun and effective way to improve your fitness? HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) & Core is a powerful, total-body workout that will keep your heart pumping. This cardio and strength focused workout involves alternating between brief, intense bursts of exercise followed by recovery periods. This class will incorporate moves that target the upper body, lower body and core to work on strength, endurance and stability. All fitness levels are welcome to join!

Welcome to the next chapter of your academic journey! Join us for an engaging and informative orientation designed to help new graduate students transition smoothly into their programs.

Check out the newly renovated Campus Connection Hubs in the residence halls. These spaces are your go-to spot to hang out, study, meet up, or attend events and workshops. Unless reserved, the Hubs are open for you to use daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Just check the screen outside the door. No reservation required. See if you can find all the Connection Hubs available in the residence halls:

Did you know that employers start recruiting graduate students a year or more in advance? Make sure you set yourself up for success and get ready for the Fall recruiting season by attending our Graduate Career Bootcamp! Through this event, you will learn how to create a graduate-level resume, job and internship recruiting timelines and tools, and how to effectively network with employers and alumni.

Welcome (Back) to RIT! Music stays with us throughout our lives—and in our orchestra, it’s not just about performing. It’s about creating something meaningful together and being part of a music-loving community where we share stories, passions, and purpose.

Tesca Fitzgerald, Yale University, will give a plenary talk on Getting Robots to Ask Better Questions.

RIT marks the opening of the university's new academic year and the beginning of new students’ careers with a special welcome event: Fall Convocation for New Students.

Join us for a comprehensive introduction to services and resources offered by the Graduate School and members of the RIT campus. Gain valuable insights into key resources you’ll need throughout your academic journey. Don’t miss this essential event to start your graduate school experience on the right foot!

Get familiar with the College of Computing at the 2025 FirstByte Carnival. 

Please join us for to learn about the National Research Traineeship (NRT) available through the CMOS+X program. Funded and Unfunded Trainee ships available.

Jumu'ah Mubarak!

Welcome to our African, Latino, Asian, and Native American (ALANA) and First Generation college students! Join us for a special welcome event designed just for you. Kickstart your journey at RIT with an opportunity to connect with peers, learn about resources, and enjoy food, giveaways, and activities centering your unique experiences.

Welcome to RIT Concert Bands! We are thrilled that you are sharing your talents in these inclusive ensembles. Auditions will take place August 24th–27th in SAU A130. Please complete the google form with your information, and be sure to sign up for an audition time.

 

"Where do we go on Sunday at 5 p.m.?" We go to Mass.

Join us as we celebrate the start of the semester and continue to welcome our new students with our inaugural Tiger Take Off! This event will include programs and events along the Quarter Mile all throughout the day. Stop by our first day of classes photo booth, taste some treats from the RIT Dining Food Truck, listen to some music from WITR Radio, and get resources from many different departments and programs. There may even be some special guests throughout the day. 

Join us and local Tibetan-trained sand mandala artist, Rev. Katie Jo Suddaby, as we work together to create an interfaith sand mandala.  Katie Jo will teach and guide students as they assist her and themselves with the traditional practice, leading us in a dissolution ceremony at closing.

Explore all the ways to get involved at RIT during this year's Tiger Activities Fair! Connect with hundreds of on-campus student clubs and organizations and discover other engagement opportunities. Food truck meals will be available for purchase during the event through RIT Dining. 

Join Performing arts for an information session to learn more about our Chamber Music offerings. This course involves rehearsing and performing in small performance groups in music, theatre and dance. Groups may include flute choir, saxophone quartet, horn ensemble, woodwind or brass ensembles, theatre groups engaged in devised or classical theatre, dance groups, or mixed instrument or vocal groups. Ideas about as well as the application of collaboration and/or improvisation will be emphasized. Students will be led by a faculty member and will rehearse weekly. Collaborative practice in rehearsals and performances will also be discussed and applied within the context of the students’ major(s). Instructor approval required.

Interested in performing on campus with your band or want to meet like minded performers who are looking to form a group? Attend the Popular Music Collective (PMC) fall information session to meet PMC members, learn about gaining access to rehearsal space, performance opportunities, and more!