Top stories and videos for 2014
David Wivell
A University News video on the popular Humans vs. Zombies campuswide game of tag was the most watched video of 2014.
News about the new free and open source software minor was the most-read story of last year. Check out all of 2014’s most popular stories and videos below:
Top News Stories
1. RIT launches nation’s first minor in free and open source software and free culture
2. RIT and Coca-Cola Announce New Partnership
3. Princeton Review names RIT among best colleges
4. RIT student Jen Lamere nominated as only American for prestigious Web award
5. ‘U.S. News & World Report’ ranks RIT among best graduate schools
6. RIT announces plans for a new school, degree programs devoted to health and nutrition
7. RIT Adopts 2025 Strategic Plan: ‘Greatness Through Difference’
8. RIT welcomes first-year students Aug. 19
9. RIT ranked among best regional universities by ‘U.S. News & World Report’
10. RIT Student Government rolls out free bike share program for campus riders
Top Videos
2. e-NABLE - volunteers offer prosthetic hands made cheaply by 3D printers
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