Join us in the Allen Chapel for Mass at 9:15 a.m. on Sundays. There will also be a "coffee hour" after mass in the Vestibule area outside of the chapel. 

Please join us for an informative presentation by Monroe County Sheriff's Office and Investigator Chris Toscano, as he shares his experiences as well as share techniques to recognize and respond to survivors of human trafficking.  Learn about how and why human trafficking occurs and identify common myths and misconceptions as well as how to recognize the signs of human trafficking.

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

Don't miss the first round of food trucks on campus this semester!

From concepts to careers, this dynamic conference is specially designed for RIT interior design students! This one-of-a-kind event is crafted to empower the next generation of interior designers through meaningful dialogue, immersive hands-on learning, and professional networking.

of what might yet (have) be(en) is the culmination of three interrelated bodies of photographic work over the past twelve years by alumna Lois Bielefeld, RIT College of Art and Design, Photographic Illustration, BFA 2002.

The RIT graphic design program's Graphic Design Week provides students opportunities to engage in lectures, hands-on workshops, and experiences that enhance their skills and thinking as creatives.

Pick up a free book, "Teaching from the Heart & Soul: The Robert F. Panara Story" by Dr. Harry Lang, and take a mini-tour at the "A Fearless Trailblazer: Dr. Robert F. Panara" exhibit, open through September 19. 

Join the Office of Health Promotion for a midday pick-me-up! This is an opportunity to grab a warm beverage, meet new people, and chat with our Wellness Peer Educators about crafts, games, stress and more!

Join us for open skate at the Gene Polisseni Center this spring semester. Pre-registration is required. Please register at the Register Now button or visit the Open Skate tab at rittickets.com. Tickets are $5  for RIT community members and $10 for the general public.

Hello and welcome to Fall 2025! We are excited to continue our weekly "coffee chat" gatherings each week. We will be updating our marketing as we are now calling this "True Biz". (If you don't know what "True Biz" means - in ASL/Deaf culture, it means "real/serious talk, to have an honest conversation." These chats may be serious, fun, informative or tell us what's on your mind. We want YOU to feel connected to one another).

This talk presents a practical overview of the game’s development from the perspective of its co-author and researcher, framed through the lens of Ludic Inquiry. It explores how role-play can reflect complex decision-making in crisis situations by allowing participants to engage with difficult choices in a safe, game-based environment. It focuses on the case study In Our Shoes: Stories of Ukrainian Resilience — a series of five 10-minute biographical micro-LARPs in which players navigate real-life dilemmas drawn from interviews with Ukrainians who faced the decision of whether to flee their country during the full-scale war. The project seeks to develop a methodology for fostering empathy and respect toward people with refugee experiences through play.

Life Sciences Seminar

This is your health and your campus! Join Maddy Degenfelder, our Student Life Center Nutrition Educator, on Mondays from 3-3:50 p.m. or Thursdays 4-4:50 p.m. in the IM Conference Room (SLC A100) to start investing in your health!

This workshop will help you build your resume and curriculum vitae (CV). Speakers will discuss what should be included on a resume and a CV and how to format and organize the content. Along with the presentation, you will have the opportunity to work on your resume and CV and get help and advice from RIT staff.

From concepts to careers, this dynamic conference is specially designed for RIT interior design students! This one-of-a-kind event is crafted to empower the next generation of interior designers through meaningful dialogue, immersive hands-on learning, and professional networking.

College is a big transition. Adjusting to new classes, meeting new people, and managing different expectations can feel overwhelming.

of what might yet (have) be(en) is the culmination of three interrelated bodies of photographic work over the past twelve years by alumna Lois Bielefeld, RIT College of Art and Design, Photographic Illustration, BFA 2002.

Adobe is coming to RIT! 

Adobe is coming to RIT!