Considering your next step? Advance with the RIT executive MBA program through Saunders College of Business. Connect with Program Co-Director Rick Lagiewski to learn more about the program formats (online or hybrid), exceptional alumni, class experiences and tuition sponsorship opportunities.

RIT's Fine Art Photography Lecture Series presents pioneering feminist artist Joan Lyons, in conversation with Associate Professor Meredith Davenport. 

If you are a Black-identifying student, please join CaPS Therapists Joshua Dentley, LMHC-D, Shantel Richardson, LMHC-D, and Patrice Anderson, LMHC-D in this event for National Suicide Prevention Month.

If you are a Black identifying student, please join CaPS Therapists Joshua Dentley, LMHC-D, Shantel Richardson, LMHC-D, and Patrice Anderson, LMHC-D in this event for National Suicide Prevention Month.

Do you really know your food? Join an open discussion on a nutrition topic of your choice on Tuesdays from 3-3:50 p.m. and 4-4:50 p.m. in the IM Conference Room (SLC A100)! The group in attendance will choose a topic and Maddy Degenfelder, our Student Life Center Nutrition Educator, will guide the conversation.

Do you really know your food? Join an open discussion on a nutrition topic of your choice on Tuesdays from 3-3:50 p.m. and 4-4:50 p.m. in the IM Conference Room (SLC A100)! The group in attendance will choose a topic and Maddy Degenfelder, our Student Life Center Nutrition Educator, will guide the conversation.

Toast is a cloud based company based in Boston MA. We provide an all in one point of sale system uniquely catered to the hospitality industry. Our platform helps restaurants improve operations, increase sales and increase customer satisfaction. 

What does it mean to be Latin American? When the U.S. celebrates Hispanic culture and heritage, the spotlight is typically on food, music, dance, cultural traditions, and pioneers uplifted for their achievements. We all inhabit numerous, complex identities – some which we have chosen for ourselves and some others have imposed on us. So what does it mean to be Latin American in the U.S. today? To be immigrant, citizen, noncitizen, resident, migrant, first generation, undocumented, or asylum-seeker?

What does graduate study at RIT look like?

of what might yet (have) be(en), on view in University Gallery through October 19, 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. 

Get the jitters out before the real deal! Submit your resume and practice your interviewing skills with an industry professional. Through one-on-one guidance, participate in a 20-minute virtual mock interview followed by a 10-minute review from the interviewer. 

Welcome to the Fall 2025 semester!

The Change of Major Fair is an opportunity for students to learn about the available majors on campus and the resources offered to change majors. Representatives from all nine colleges, University Advising Office, Career Counseling and the School of Individualized Studies (SOIS) will be at the fair to talk with students about their options. The Change of Major Fair is on Wednesday, September 24 from 12 p.m.-2 p.m. in the SHED Atrium, A950. Students can register on CampusGroups.

Join CE Professors Sonia Lopez Alarcon, Sathwika Bavikadi, Stephanie Soldavini, and EE Professor Jing Zhang as well as your peers to chat about issues affecting women in computer and electrical engineering, including time for socializing. DiBella's subs will be provided. Come for as much or as little time as your schedule allows. 

Join us to pursue small meaningful projects that will benefit local underserved and reentry populations.

Conversations, program updates, and planning for the 2025-26 academic year.

Donut Days is a recurring event featuring a rotating list of guests from around RIT. Enjoy a donut and learn about important resources. Stop by the Donut Days table at your convenience to ask questions of the representatives!

Lavender Lit, a book group featuring literature by queer women and nonbinary authors, will meet four times throughout the Fall 2025 semester, on Wednesdays from 4-5 p.m. in PRISM (Campus Center 2050).

Hear from a panel of 3rd+ year students about their experiences job searching and going on co-op.

Women's Soccer vs William Smith - Tiger Den