March 1, 2013
by Marie Lang

Top stories and videos for February

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Rhythm & Hues

Scott Vosbury ’04 (film and animation), Rich Enders ’02 (computer graphic animation) and Jen Stratton ’05 (film and animation) helped create the digital Bengal tiger in Life of Pi, which won an Oscar in February for Best Visual Effects. This story topped RIT’s top news stories and videos from February.

News about alumni’s work on Oscar-winning film topped last month’s list of most popular RIT news stories. Check out all of February’s most popular stories below:

Top News Stories

1. Film and Animation grad’s work wins an Oscar

2. Statement from RIT Provost Jeremy Haefner regarding the death of Edline Chun

3. Maya Angelou headlines Women’s History Month program at RIT

4. RIT launches new research center dedicated to digital media

5. Tiger roar gets louder as RIT adopts Seneca Park Zoo tigers

Top Videos

1. RIT on TV: Alums Work on 'Life of Pi'

2. RIT Printed Ukulele

3. RIT Big Shot Hype During Dallas Cowboys Pre-Game Show

Topics

alumni
diversity
student experience
women

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