RIT students will have the opportunity to present their research and innovative ideas at the 34th Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium.

Deaf and hard-of-hearing high school students and their families are invited to attend RIT/NTID's Tour and Group Information Friday event. Learn abut our academic programs, campus life, and the application process, and see first-hand what amazing looks like. Admissions counselors will be available to meet with you. Lunch will be provided and once you attend this event your application fee will be waived.

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

This training will be given entirely in ASL. This training is not available to individuals outside of the RIT community.

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

RIT's Bernard Kozel StartUp Program @ Saunders, previously known as the Student Accelerator, is an intensive semester-long program that assists student entrepreneurs and innovators in developing their business concepts, showcasing its 23rd cohort.

The goal of this workshop is to prepare RIT Ph.D. students and postdoctoral scholars for success in the academic job market. The program will familiarize participants with all aspects of the faculty search process. Dedicated writing time will be provided to begin or revise your application documents, as well as to receive feedback. This workshop is targeted towards those entering the academic job market in Fall 2025 (those graduating in Summer 2026). Lunch will be provided.

Interpreters have been requested. This training is not available to individuals outside of the RIT community.

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.

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.

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. 

Jumu'ah Mubarak!

 

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

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. 

Meet other aspiring leaders and the Center for Leadership & Civic Engagement team outside the Gene Polisseni Center in the Duda Plaza to learn more about the Division of Student Affairs premiere leadership program, Momentum!!

Having a "ruff" day? Your favorite furry friends are back! Stop by the Fireside Lounge to de-stress with therapy dogs. If you're missing your fur family at home, come hang out with these pups and take a break to feel refreshed and relaxed.