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.

Hear from distinguished faculty, Vic Perotti, Ph.D. on his perception of the accelerando pace of AI's transformation, and learn more about RIT Executive Education. 

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.

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

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.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is a skills-based training course for anyone who wants to make their community healthier, happier, and safe. 

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

Students across RIT involved in the Art Experience (ArtEx) enrichment program are exhibiting their creative output from the workshops they have engaged in throughout the fall semester. The showcase is set for 2-3:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 13, in University Gallery (Booth Hall, second floor). Free/all are welcome!

This semi-structured group invites men of color (MOC) to explore personal development as an adjunct to their academic pursuits. Students will explore personal and cultural history, evaluate and restructure belief systems, and pursue personal power. This is a safe space where students are welcomed and encouraged to explore issues of race, ethnicity, gender, and cultural trauma.

Come and join us for our weekly meeting!

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.

The RIT Tiger Tracks Train show is back for its 18th year in the Gordon Field House. Come see model trains of all sizes! Learn more about model railroading and railroading history with seminars! Enter Door Prizes and raffles! FREE for all RIT students and faculty! Learn more at rittrainshow.com

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.

The RIT Tiger Tracks Train show is back for its 18th year in the Gordon Field House. Come see model trains of all sizes! Learn more about model railroading and railroading history with seminars! Enter Door Prizes and raffles! FREE for all RIT students and faculty! Learn more at rittrainshow.com

🎨 Unleash Your Creativity at Tait Preserve’s Paint & Sip Series! 🍷

Join us on Sunday evenings for worship at 6:30 p.m. in the Allen Chapel inside the Schmitt Interfaith Center.