Events

Join us to get your questions answered regarding our graduate business programs. Whether you have questions regarding the application process, or scholarships, or want a better sense of the curriculum, we’re here to help! 

University Gallery presents a trio of exhibitions by MUSE faculty and students to draw attention to ideas, individuals, and cultural and artistic forms that are worthy of further examination. They merit surfacing. 

Join us for an entire weekend of juggling, competitions, raffles, and a free and paid show. 

Join RAMLab in partnership with RIT's CMOS+X NSF Research Traineeship (NRT) program in welcoming John Melanson, an Engineering Fellow and Academy Award winner in his seminar, The Engine of Innovation: What Drives Change in Products and Technology. It is sure to be a dynamic, freewheeling discussion as he shares insights on engineering innovation, the key forces driving technological evolution, and lessons from his extraordinary career in engineering.  

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.

Kick off Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month — celebrated in April at RIT — with an exploration of the diverse cultures and identities that fall under this expansive umbrella. Test your knowledge of famous AAPI figures, showcase your creativity with an identity mapping craft activity, and get to know some of RIT's diverse student clubs. Of course, no celebration is complete without cultural performances and some favorite Asian bites! Join us to learn and celebrate.

Speaker: Sarah Muldoon Ph.D.

Opportunity to learn tips that minimize bias and create a welcoming atmosphere by using effective practices throughout the hiring process. The training is best for faculty positions and Assistant Director or higher staff positions. If hiring for entry level positions, you can complete the LinkedIn Unconscious Bias in Recruiting and Interviewing training. 

College of Liberal Arts DEIC invites faculty, staff, and students to a roundtable conversation featuring CLA faculty Amit Ray, Nickesia Gordon, and Elliot Reza Emadian discussing the politics, optics, and looks served in Kendrick Lamar's epic Super Bowl halftime show.

Join the Muslim Student Association for Jumu'ah Prayer every Friday in the Skalny Room.

If you are a Black Woman-Identifying Student interested in connecting with others in a safe space, please join us at our weekly group meeting! 

Join the Women in Business club to see and learn about one of the country's largest equipment finance companies in Rochester, First American Equipment Finance. Their mission is to grow businesses by passionately and professionally earning long-term relationships

CANCELLED Women's Lacrosse vs Bard - PRIDE GAME

The RIT Journalism Forum will feature moderated conversations with notable journalists, providing students with direct access to professionals shaping the media landscape. Facilitated by the editors of Reporter Magazine, these dialogues will explore the complexities of modern journalism, enhance students' ability to critically evaluate news sources, and understand the vital role of a free press in a democratic society.

A group of female IFI members will be meeting to study and discuss the Bible. During the session, we will delve into selected passages, share insights, and encourage one another in our faith journeys. All faiths welcome

Come and join us for our weekly meeting!

MFA candidates from our Schools of Art and American Crafts are presenting their thesis work in various media at RIT City Art Space. An opening is set for 6-9 p.m. Friday, April 4. The show will remain on view through April 19.

Photojournalism seniors will share their individual documentary capstone projects under the title "Via Vitae, The Way of Life," at 6 p.m. Friday, April 4 in Wegmans Theater (in MAGIC Spell Studios). The presentation includes stories of substance abuse and mental illness, student protests, an underground wrestling subculture, and a bicentennial of the Erie Canal.

Don't miss the final round of food trucks on campus!

Erev Shabbat on Friday night, marking the beginning of the Jewish rest day. We come together to worship and enjoy community through food, either dinner or sweets, building community. We welcome those across a spectrum of observance and meet when classes are in session. Check CampusGroups for more information.