Photo Spotlights

Re|verb, a group exhibition of work by faculty David Schnuckel, Suzanne Peck, Lydia Martin and John Shea, opened with a reception Sept. 6 at the RIT City Art Space downtown. The exhibit is on view through September 22.

RIT/NTID students gather in the Frisina Quad for the annual Applefest. The event is hosted by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) Student Life Team and welcomes students and faculty to campus by providing apples, apple treats, entertainment and information booths for clubs and organizations.

Construction is underway for a new playground at Margaret’s House, RIT’s day care facility for over 20 years. The educational play areas will include a cycle track, water runnel, hill slide, birds nest swing, monkey village climber, sandbox and gathering area. The play environment is designed to encourage growth and discovery. Completion is expected late fall 2019.

Mark Johnson, a first-year computer exploration student from Royersford, PA, found a popular spot to work near the Tiger Statue. The first week of the fall semester began August 26.

Freshmen, transfer and returning students crowd the campus as they head to class to begin the fall semester.

Freshmen, transfer and returning students crowd the campus as they head to class to begin the fall semester.

Josephine Bensa, a third-year ultrasound student from Hartford, Conn., sorts through items at the Goodbye, Goodbuy! sale. Students looking for items for their residence halls are urged to visit the popular Goodbye, Goodbuy! sustainability sale, which will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Frank Ritter Memorial Ice Area through Friday. The sale offers literally tons of items at thrift store prices collected from students who moved out in the spring including clothing, furniture, appliances, school supplies, electronics and more.

Victoria Sears, center, a first-year interior design student from Rochester, N.Y., learns about RIT Dining options from Ben Levinson, a second-year graduate student in marketing. Her sister Rachel and mother Christine attended the Resource Fair with her to learn about RIT departments and their offerings. The New Student Orientation Resource Fair, held in the Gordon Field House August 20, provided information regarding resources and services at RIT and in the community.

First-year and transfer RIT/NTID students gather for lunch during the college's Summer Vestibule Program (SVP), an orientation program that provides classroom and social experiences prior to the beginning of classes.

Chef de Cuisine Daniel Morales created a pepperoni and sausage pizza at 700 degrees in 100 seconds in a new ceramic pizza oven, producing a crisp crust with a good char. Gracie's, RIT's largest dining facility, has reopened after a $2 million renovation of its kitchen and serving areas this summer.

RIT is home to deer, foxes and other wildlife in the woods and trails surrounding campus. Drive carefully, slow down and scan the forested areas near roads to avoid any collisions.

College of Science student Manuel Gomez-Bera presented his research “Mapping Student Frames in Upper-level Electricity and Magnetism” during the Undergraduate Research Symposium on August 1. Undergraduate students from all colleges participated in this annual event.