Today’s Top Stories

Students, faculty join NTID’s first honor society
Nineteen students and eight faculty members were recently inducted into NTID’s first national honor society, Epsilon Pi Tau. This is the first EPT chapter in the nation dedicated to deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
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RIT works with Staples on sustainability video
“Small choices, Big Impact,” created in the studios at RIT Production Services, illustrates the importance of sustainable purchasing decisions.
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RIT Press publishes ‘Outside the Game’
The new book from award-winning sports writer Jim Mandelaro includes stories varying from Abby Wambach in her formative years to RIT’s “Part-Time Joe.”
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Sports News

Men’s lacrosse enjoys record-breaking 2015 season
The 2015 men’s lacrosse team finished the season with an impressive 21-1 overall record and advanced to the NCAA Division III Tournament for the sixth straight season. RIT graduated eight seniors but a host of young talent returns for 2016.
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RIT in the News

The New York Times
Hermann Zapf, 96, Dies; Designer Whose Letters Are Found Everywhere
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Rochester Business Journal
Awards celebrate wellness in the workplace
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Democrat and Chronicle
Lima's Kaylin Beiter ends stellar career at RIT
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AV Network
RIT Outfits Hockey Arena to Accommodate Special Needs Students
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Campus Technology
Private Partner Sponsors Rochester Institute of Technology New Media Projects
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The Huffington Post
A League of Extraordinary Volunteers
Jon Schull, research scientist in RIT's MAGIC Center, and e-NABLE featured more »

Khaleej Times
Dubai, a leading city of opportunity: US consul
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Rochester Business Journal
Hospitality, tourism programs remain popular
Fred Walker, dean, College of Applied Science and Technology, quoted more »