Top RIT News Stories, Videos and Podcasts for October 2010
Alexander Habermann
A “Viewpoints” essay offering wildlife safety tips, written by Lynn Daley of RIT Global Risk Management Services, and television news coverage of RIT’s surprise visit to campus by a black-bear cub in October were among the month’s most-viewed RIT news stories.
Above, the cub?”dubbed “Gibson” by some?”rests in a state Department of Environmental Conservation bear trap after being tranquilized and captured Oct. 15 in RIT’s Sol Heumann quadrangle. The creature was later released near a state wildlife management area in Naples, Ontario County.
Top News Stories
1. Brick City Homecoming & Family Weekend features top-notch entertainment
2. Lost RIT class ring found 39 years later
3. RIT celebrates opening of $57M Global Village complex
4. RIT receives $13.1M grant to construct sustainability research facility
5. E. Philip Saunders commits $5M to RIT’s business school
6. RIT introduces Constellation Commons for Global Learning
7. Hollywood legend Al Pacino at RIT Oct. 16
8. Viewpoints: When wild meets urban
9. RIT named to Princeton Review’s ‘Best 300 Business Schools’
10. Glass pumpkins ripe for picking at annual RIT fundraiser
Top Videos
1. RIT on TV News: Bear on Campus
3. RIT Brick City Homecoming & Family Weekend
4. RIT on TV News: Tony Wallace Service
5. RIT on TV News: NTID Job Fair
Top Podcasts
1. Studio 86 ‘On the Road’: Men’s and Women’s Hockey
2. WITR Men’s Hockey Postgame Rewind (Oct. 20)
3. Author’s Spotlight: Thomas Moran
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