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August 1, 2014
Boys and girls from near and far attend NTID camps
Thirty-five deaf and hard-of-hearing teens from around the country attended the six-day TechBoyz and TechGirlz technology camps at RIT/NTID, including a boy from Alaska. -
July 21, 2014
RIT mourns passing of deaf pioneer Robert Panara
Robert F. Panara, author, poet, historian and international authority on deaf figures in literature, and NTID's first deaf professor, died July 20. He was 94. -
July 16, 2014
MotionSavvy co-founder named Deaf Youth Ambassador
Ryan Hait-Campbell, who with three other RIT students started a business to help deaf and hearing people communicate, was honored by the National Association of the Deaf. -
July 9, 2014
RIT/NTID team wins NAD College Bowl
For the second consecutive time, a team from NTID won the National Association of the Deaf College Bowl Championship for deaf and hard-of-hearing college students. -
June 12, 2014
Dyer Arts Center showcases local painters
“Intersections: Form, Space, Time & Color” features work by oil painter Carol Douglas and watercolorist Stu Chait. -
June 6, 2014
Program helps deaf students earn graduate degrees
A website is now available detailing the partnership between RIT and UR that helps deaf and hard-of-hearing students pursue graduate degrees in science programs. -
June 6, 2014
Winners named in NTID art contest
Four students have been named top winners in the annual Digital Arts, Film and Animation Competition for high school students who are deaf or hard of hearing. -
May 27, 2014
NTID students graduate with accolades
Several NTID students were honored with their families and friends at an Academic Awards Luncheon prior to their graduation ceremony on Saturday. -
May 23, 2014
Dyer Arts Center presents ‘Perspective Fusions’
Ron Throop and Marilyn Groch are featured artists in the upcoming “Perspective Fusions” exhibition at Dyer Arts Center. The show runs from June 4-30. -
May 22, 2014
Winners announced in 2014 NTID writing contest
Four students have been named winners in RIT’s SpiRIT Writing Contest for deaf or hard-of-hearing high school students, sponsored by NTID. -
May 15, 2014
Henrietta Chamber of Commerce recognizes RIT
Students in NTID’s arts and imaging studies program as well as two buildings on campus were recognizes by the chamber during its Community of Excellence Awards celebration. -
May 9, 2014
‘Next Big Idea’ winner a real wake-up call
Three students developed an idea for an alarm clock for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals that is programmed with a smartphone, taking first place and $5,000 in the contest.