Welcome to the Fall 2025 semester!

An RIT employer partner will provide tips on how to make a great impression during your virtual and in-person interviews. Learn how to give complete answers to behavioral-based interview questions. The tips and strategies provided will help you feel prepared for your next interview.

College of Liberal Arts Wildcard Wednesday Series: Careers, Connections & Curveballs

Physics Colloquium

RIT is partnering with Wegmans to provide on-campus flu vaccine clinics for RIT students.

The RIT campus community is invited to attend the President's Welcome and State of the University Address on Wednesday, September 10 at 3 p.m. in the Student Alumni Union (Ingle Auditorium).  Join RIT’s next president, William H. Sanders, as he discusses upcoming plans and initiatives for the academic year. Leaders from the university will also provide remarks on plans for the year. 

Join Julian Huenerfauth, assistant director of international student career services, to gain insights about:

Men's Soccer vs St. John Fisher - Tiger Den

The RIT graphic design program's Graphic Design Week provides students opportunities to engage in lectures, hands-on workshops, and experiences that enhance their skills and thinking as creatives.

During National Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Week, join us for a creative way to lift spirits, connect with the community, and care for your own mental health. 

Join our weekly online services and Dharma talks. Services are offered on Monday evenings from 7-8 p.m. by Gekkaji Buddhist Temple.

Join us for an uplifting, hands-on volunteer opportunity during National Suicide Prevention and Mental Health Week.

Women's Soccer vs St. John Fisher - Pride Game

of what might yet (have) be(en) 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.

Hosted by the AWARE-AI Program, this workshop, facilitated by Dr. Ammina Kothari, Dean of the Gwen Ifill School of Media, Humanities, and Social Sciences at Simmons University, will focus on communicating with broader audiences- policy & decision-makers, the media, and the public. 

Dear Colleagues,

Hands in Motion celebrates the enduring legacy of Robert Panara, poet, teacher, and advocate, through selections from his personal book collection, annotated texts, photographs, videotapes of his poetry and teaching, and other archival treasures. Through his life’s work, Panara helped the world see and hear Deaf culture in vibrant new ways.

This talk explores the political history of games, their role and usage beyond entertainment, and the ways they reflect the systems we live in. It will examine how power operates within and through games — whether intentionally or not. The talk highlights how games can foster political consciousness, build empathy, and offer tools for resistance against oppression. It also considers the impact of the games industry and player experiences in shaping opinions and enabling transformative encounters.

This is your health and your campus! Join Maddy Degenfelder, our Student Life Center Nutrition Educator, on Mondays from 3-3:50 p.m. or Thursdays 4-4:50 p.m. in the IM Conference Room (SLC A100) to start investing in your health!

Join us to experience of what might yet (have) be(en) + RIT Archives Story Booth.