Events

Join InterVarsity Christian Fellowship as we study the Heidelberg Catechism, a 1563 Calvinist teaching document written in the form of questions and answers. Discover some answers for what Christians believe and why. Any man from any background is welcome. See you there!

Food Truck Rodeo weekends are back. Grab your friends and head to Lot M for local flavors brought to you by seven different local food truck vendors! Learn more about our food truck vendors at rit.edu/dining/food-trucks.

Come and join us for our weekly meeting!

Batter up! Innovation Field is welcoming RIT grads for the Red Wings baseball game! Join us as graduating tigers take over the Hardball Cafe to cheer on the Red Wings on home turf! Food and transportation are included with the ticket purchase.

The Latinx Graduation at RIT is a celebration of Latinx graduates' achievements, recognizing the support of their families and the challenges they've overcome. Activities include certificate presentations, senior headshots, family-friendly events like face painting, performances, and a dance floor. By highlighting Latinx success within the ALANA/RIT community, the event fosters unity and inclusivity for present and future generations.

"Where do we go on Sunday at 5 p.m.?" We go to Mass. Join the RIT Newman Catholic Community for worship.

We gather on Sunday evenings for worship at 6:30 p.m. in the Allen Chapel inside the Schmitt Interfaith Center. Normally, we have music, readings from Holy Scriptures, either an Episcopal Priest or Lutheran Pastor will give a very brief sermon, and finally gather at the altar for communion. This is an opportunity for us to gather and take time to worship God in some new and maybe more creative ways. We hope you join us each week at The Table and consider becoming a part of our faith community on campus at RIT/NTID. We do provide ASL interpreters each week, so let us know if you are coming.

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 this Theology Group. Contact Dakota Tiger for more information:  dakota.tiger@cru.org

After our Sunday Worship service, we generally gather downstairs in The Skalny Room for a meal together. It is okay if you missed worship, but you are required to register, preferably before our dinners. Usually, these meals are provided by local Lutheran and Episcopal Churches from around the City and outskirts of Rochester.

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