Today’s Top Stories
RIT transitions to top-tier universityIn 1993, Robert Loce became RIT’s first doctoral degree recipient and the first person in the world to earn a Ph.D. in imaging science. More than 250 others have followed in his footsteps in six doctoral programs.
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RIT’s Phyllis Wade to perform at SmithsonianPhyllis Wade, a student support specialist, will help commemorate Black History Month by performing “Signal Songs of the Underground Railroad” to students visiting the Discovery Theater at the Smithsonian’s S. Dillon Ripley Center in Washington, D.C.
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Diversity website wins Summit Emerging Media AwardTwo RIT departments received a Summit Emerging Media Leader Award recently for the creative re-design of the university’s Division for Diversity and Inclusion’s website.
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Student Newsmakers
Student presents at Optical Society meetingZachary Mulhollan, a Ph.D. student in the Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science, presented “Optical Differentiation Wavefront Sensing for Freeform Optics Metrology” with Associate Professor Jie Qiao at Frontiers in Optics: The 100th Optical Society of America Annual Meeting.
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Sports News
Glaz reaches 1,000 career points as women’s basketball earns big win at Union read more »
Despite career-high 32 points from Pierre-Louis, men's basketball loses at Union read more »
RIT in the News
WROC-TV RIT on TV: Great Lakes Plastic Pollution Matthew Hoffman, assistant professor in the School of Mathematical Sciences, interviewed
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Slate Practicing Good Personal Cybersecurity Isn't Just About Protecting YourselfGuest column by Josephine Wolff, assistant professor of public policy and computing security
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WXXI.org Connections: The end of the circus and the future of animals in captivity Lawrence Torcello, associate professor of philosophy, interviewed
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Naturally, Danny Seo RIT on TV: 'The Hub' Designer Brian Madden '11 (industrial design) featured
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GeekWire Geek of the Week: Data scientist Muhammad Ahmad's many pursuits include AI, art and simulations of dead peopleMuhammad Ahmad '06 (computer science) featured
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Today’s Weather
Upcoming Events
Graduation Fair: Until 2 p.m. today, SAU Fireside Lounge
Valentine ImPRESSions: Print your own Valentine’s or Un-Valentine’s Day card on one of the center’s letterpress printing presses, noon–2 p.m. today, The Wallace Center, first floor Fish Tank
20/20 Research in Focus Colloquium: Featuring Ifeoma Nwogu, Josephine Wolff, Joy Olabisi and Rachel Silvestrini, 3:30 p.m. today, Golisano Institute for Sustainability auditorium
Discussion: “Sexuality and Spirituality: An Open Conversation,” 5 p.m. tomorrow, SAU Fireside Lounge
Poetry reading: Join Professor Emeritus Dane R. Gordon for a reading and book signing of his new book, Magic Light, 7–8:30 p.m. tomorrow, Cary Graphic Arts Collection, The Wallace Center
Club meeting: FemCo, new club focusing on changing attitudes, language and common assumptions surrounding women in today’s society, all are welcome, 8 p.m. tomorrow, Eastman Hall, room 1310
Gray Matter Discussion Series: “Teaching Evals: A Giant Fail?” noon Friday, SAU MOSAIC Center
Men’s hockey: vs. Holy Cross, 7 p.m. Friday, Gene Polisseni Center
Scoreboard
Men’s basketball: Union 71, RIT 70
Women’s basketball: RIT 80, Union 50