Introducing ‘The University Magazine’ app
Tablet version of alumni magazine available for the iPad, Kindle Fire and Nexus 7
RIT Launches app to access the University Magazine from your phone
News about your university is now at your fingertips.
University News Services is proud to announce the tablet version of The University Magazine for the iPad, Kindle Fire and Nexus 7.
The free University Magazine app is available in the iPad App Store, Amazon Appstore on the Kindle Fire and in Google Play on the Nexus 7. The spring, fall and winter issues of the magazine are currently available.
The tablet version includes news and feature stories about RIT, along with videos, interactive photo galleries and links to RIT resources.
We will continue to distribute a print version of the magazine, which is published three times a year.
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