Top stories and videos for January
Michael Peres
YNN’s report on the beauty of snowflakes captured by photography professor Michael Peres under the microscope was one of January’s top videos.
News about arena football coming to the Gordon Field House and President Bill Destler’s address on cost-containment strategies topped last month’s list of most popular RIT news stories. Check out all of January’s most popular stories below:
Top News Stories
1. RIT’s Gordon Field House to host arena football
2. President Destler to address RIT community
3. Saunders College of Business listed among ‘U.S. News’ Best Online MBA Programs
4. Former RIT provost donates $300K to College of Liberal Arts
5. President Destler Surprises Students in Run the Gauntlet: Winter is Coming
Top Videos
1. RIT Packaging Students at 2012 Pack Expo
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