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October 15, 2014
RIT/NTID student earns national Girl Scout award
Anna Krauss is one of 10 Girl Scout USA 2014 Young Women of Distinction for her efforts to make New York state tests more accessible for deaf students. -
October 10, 2014
Student promotes positive image of Muslims
Meet Farrukh Mohiuddin, a biomedical engineering student and secretary of the Muslim Student Association, which is hosting the largest Muslim event of the year Sunday. -
October 7, 2014
Science professor earns Changing Hearts award
Laura Tubbs was presented the 2014 Changing Hearts and Minds Award to recognize efforts made toward furthering RIT’s commitment to diversity. -
October 1, 2014
National Organization on Disability lauds RIT
RIT has been credited by the National Organization on Disability as a good example of a university that successfully helps its students find jobs upon graduation. -
September 22, 2014
RIT recognized for diversity initiatives
The Division for Diversity and Inclusion received the 2014 Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine. -
September 17, 2014
Candidates visit RIT for recruitment program
RIT’s 11th annual Future Faculty Career Exploration Program brings diverse faculty candidates to campus to explore teaching or post-doctoral opportunities at the university. -
August 19, 2014
RIT welcomes newest class of City Scholars
This year, 15 students from the Rochester City School District will be part of the fifth class entering the Rochester City Scholars program, which covers full tuition at RIT. -
August 12, 2014
Celebrating new class of Future Business Leaders
Forty high school students from the Rochester City School District will graduate Saturday after completing the Future Business Leaders and Entrepreneurs program. -
August 5, 2014
New program aims to strengthen race relations
Person2Person, supported by RIT, pairs Rochesterians from different racial and ethnic backgrounds to build relationships, and hopefully to set aside biases. -
August 1, 2014
Boys and girls from near and far attend NTID camps
Thirty-five deaf and hard-of-hearing teens from around the country attended the six-day TechBoyz and TechGirlz technology camps at RIT/NTID, including a boy from Alaska. -
July 22, 2014
RIT names executive director of CMS
A University of Alabama director and African-American culture scholar will join RIT Aug. 1 as the executive director of the Center for Multidisciplinary Studies. -
July 10, 2014
Women in STEM advocate DiGeronimo addresses teens
JJ DiGeronimo, president of Advancing Women in STEM, will be the keynote speaker at this year’s Women in Engineering WE Explore summer program.