Photo Spotlights

Construction work is underway on the Mobius quad at RIT, June 7. The quad is undergoing a complete redesign that will include new lighting fixures, benches and brick-paved walkways.

Harvard University professor Richard Lights gives the keynote address at the Faculty Institute of Teaching and Learning conference, May 29.

RIT staff members enjoy a barbecue picnic lunch in Ritter Ice Arena, May 25, during the sixth annual Staff Appreciation Day and Community Picnic.

Students share smiles of success at RIT's graduation, May 25.

RIT co-op student Nate Smith explains the vehicle health monitoring technology on an Office of Naval Resource humvee to a U.S. Coast Guardsman at Fleet Week in the New York City harbor near the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, May 23.

RIT professor Al Biles plays the trumpet accompanied by GenJam, musical software he created, in the Student Alumni Union, May 17. The performance was streamed live as part of a network based multimedia class project and can be found at

Svetlana Bukharina (left, violin), Roy Czernikowski (middle, piano) and Greg Matuszek (right, cello) perform Mendelssohn's Piano Trio in D minor, Op. 49, during the last RIT College of Liberal Arts Friday afternoon salon this academic year, May 17.

Among the tulips in the finance and administration division garden in the RIT academic quad, May 16.

Springtime on the RIT campus.

New York state middle-school students engineer, explore and experiment at the 12th annual E3 Engineering and Technology Fair, May 10. The fair featured two dozen interactive science projects including a scale model of the solar system displayed on the RIT campus and surrounding communities. The fair was sponsored by the Rochester Engineering Society.

Lilacs in full bloom outside RIT's Student Alumni Union, May 8.

RIT students give feedback on new seating options that are part of planned renovations in the Student Alumni Union, May 7.