The exhibition Crafting Democracy: Fiber Arts and Activism debuted in Rochester, New York – home to Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass – along with an eponymous catalogue (RIT Press, 2019). Works by the 30 artists explored how handwork probes the vulnerabilities of citizenship status, while also working toward positive social change. Over the following two years, the exhibit traveled to four additional venues in the Northeast U.S., realizing opportunities for community, conversation, and critique.

For more than five decades, Bill and Jean Stephens have been partners in life and in Art. Their artwork and artistic processes have continued to evolve and expand. The style of Jean and Bills’ work differs widely, yet the work is highly influenced by the natural world around them. They met in the RIT Printmaking Studio in 1972, and both later earned their degrees in the RIT MST Arts Education Program. Continuum is their first exhibition together.

Join us for a meaningful evening of reflection, support, and solidarity at our annual Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) event. TDOR is a solemn occasion dedicated to honoring the lives of transgender and gender-diverse individuals who have lost their lives due to violence and transphobia. This event aims to raise awareness about the violence faced by transgender individuals and to foster a safe, inclusive community committed to advocacy, allyship, and change.

Join us for an intellectual property basics seminar presented by experts from the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and learn about patents and trademarks.

Imaging Science MS DefensePatient Specific Tissue Emulating Phantoms for Image-guided Intervention Applications

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.

Physics ColloquiumEngaging Students in Change Initiatives: evidence from physics education research to improve physics programs

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!

Foraging for Freedom: Black Women's Contemporary Eco-Praxis.

The Body Project is a body acceptance program for women, aiming to challenge unrealistic appearance ideals, improve body image, and boost self-esteem. Open to all RIT undergraduate students who identify as women.

Join RIT Press and author Mark D. Fairchild, distinguished professor in the Program of Color Science and Munsell Color Science Laboratory at RIT, for a book launch to celebrate Munsell Trees: A Season of Leaves and Colors.

Join the Newman Catholic Community at RIT for Eucharistic adoration before the 5:30 p.m. Wednesday Mass in Allen Chapel. Adoration is a great way to take a break from the busy life of college and to sit in His presence.

Are you interested in studying the Bible? 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

 Join the Newman Catholic Community at RIT in worship on Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m.  ASL Interpreter requested.

Join our Information Session on November 20th from 6:30-7:30pm Student Hall for Exploration & Development (SHED) Room 3300.  We are actively recruiting for full-time positions (Product Support Engineers and Engineering Leadership Program Engineers) along with various summer 2025 internships/co-ops at our AZ and NJ facilities (Engineering, Technical Marketing, Supply Chain, Imaging Business Unit to name a few).

Prospective first-year and transfer students interested in pursuing our ASL-English Interpretation program are invited to join us for this information session.

The exhibition Crafting Democracy: Fiber Arts and Activism debuted in Rochester, New York – home to Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass – along with an eponymous catalogue (RIT Press, 2019). Works by the 30 artists explored how handwork probes the vulnerabilities of citizenship status, while also working toward positive social change. Over the following two years, the exhibit traveled to four additional venues in the Northeast U.S., realizing opportunities for community, conversation, and critique.

For more than five decades, Bill and Jean Stephens have been partners in life and in Art. Their artwork and artistic processes have continued to evolve and expand. The style of Jean and Bills’ work differs widely, yet the work is highly influenced by the natural world around them. They met in the RIT Printmaking Studio in 1972, and both later earned their degrees in the RIT MST Arts Education Program. Continuum is their first exhibition together.

Real estate executives and other industry professionals (banks, hospitality, developers, managers, etc.) will share their extensive industry experience and insights into current industry trends, practical career guidance, and strategic growth areas with our students, faculty, and industry guests. This event will provide business students with a comprehensive look into diverse career pathways in real estate.

ChatGPT was launched in November 2022 and in just 2 short years the idea and functionality of Generative AI entered popular culture and the research environment. Though it was not intended as a research tool, users began using ChatGPT and similar tools for search and discovery. Information providers reacted by promising and sometimes pushing out AI enhancements into library databases. And just this past year GenAI tools like Perplexity and the new ChatGPT Search have taken off. Join Jennifer Freer, RIT's Business Librarian, to mark the anniversary of ChatGPT's launch and to get an overview of how the launch of this tool has impacted business research, and adjacent subjects, inside and outside of library databases. This presentation will reflect on GenAI developments over the past 2 years, what the library-meets-AI landscape look like now, and where GenAI and information seeking might be headed.