Join us every Tuesday for a different rotating event of Dinner Dialogue, Spiritual Trauma Bible Study, Worship, Music and Meaning, and Game Night.

Softball vs Oswego (Game 2) - Faculty/Staff Appreciation

Join us as students from the School of Individualized Study present their final capstone projects—culminating work showcasing the unique paths they’ve designed and the skills they’ve gained. From research papers to digital demos, each project reflects creativity, curiosity, and the power of individualized education.

Join the Personal Finance Club (PFC) and play a fun game of Jeopardy! This event is a great way to meet people and take a step toward better personal finances! All RIT students are welcome to attend.

The Vignelli Center for Design Studies presents David Rosenwasser and Jeremy Bilotti for its Design Conversations Lecture Series. 

🎓📚 Ace Your Finals: Finals Week Preparation Workshop! 📚🎓

The Next Big Idea is an annual innovation competition at NTID sponsored by ZVRS and Purple. Teams of deaf and hard-of-hearing students work together to create a product, business, service, or type of technology that solves a problem or eliminates an existing challenge for potential consumers and/or users everywhere.

Featuring Todd Camenisch, Program Director Biomedical Sciences.

COLA Students, registration opens on April 1, 2025 to reserve your ticket!

Attention COLA Students, add this to your calendars NOW! Registration will open March 31, 2025, be sure to reserve a ticket at that time.

Save the date! Business Analytics Competition Presentation and Awards Ceremony. 

Congratulations, RIT Tigers! Come celebrate your accomplishments with the Career Services team.

During Autism Acceptance Month, PRISM will host the Spectrum Support Program (SSP) artist showcase, Neuro-Perceptions. This vibrant exhibition highlights the exceptional talents of autistic students from RIT. Through the powerful lens of art, this exhibition aims to cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation of autism and the unique perspectives it brings. In addition to the work of RIT students, local artist Daniel Rothenberg's photographic creations will be on display.

Please join us on Wednesdays from 11: 30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for conversations in ASL with faculty/staff and students in Wallace Library (in the lounge next to classroom 1660). No registration is required. Bring your lunch. 

Learn how a graduate degree can increase your career marketability and earnings.  Learn about:

Join the Wellness Peer Educators each Wednesday to learn more about how to incorporate different strategies that can improve your stress levels, social connections, sexual health, sleep quality, and overall mental health!

Congratulations, RIT Tigers! Come celebrate your accomplishments with the Career Services team.

Join our monthly Allyship Workshop series.

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/.