RIT Faculty, Staff Step Up To The ‘Plate’ to Serve Late-Night Breakfast to Students
Annual Midnight Breakfast event to be held Nov. 12
A. Sue Weisler
RIT’s Center for Residence Life continues the annual Midnight Breakfast tradition Nov. 12.
At this point in the academic quarter, Rochester Institute of Technology students are yearning for fun, stress-relieving activities prior to finals. And just in the nick of time, faculty and staff members will serve up some fun—along with hearty helpings of pancakes, waffles and sausages.
RIT is hosting a “Midnight Breakfast,” 10 p.m.–midnight Nov. 12 in Grace Watson Dining Hall. The annual event features faculty and staff volunteers who will provide a much-needed break for students studying for finals, which take place Nov. 15-19.
In addition to the food, the night includes faculty-run activities and entertainment by the RIT Juggling Club and several a cappella groups.
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