Top stories, videos and podcasts for April
RIT business professor Sean Hansen, right, earned $31,001 during a two-day stint last month on the TV game show “Jeopardy!” An RIT news story about his appearance topped April’s list of most-viewed stories, and a video clip showing him on the set of the show was among the most-watched videos.
Top News Stories
- This week on ‘Jeopardy!’... RIT’s Sean Hansen
- Photography project brings popular board game to life
- Real-life ‘Mad Men’ figure donates archive to RIT
- ‘U.S. News & World Report’ ranks RIT among Best Graduate Schools
- Unbreakable bond: ‘Frances & Albert Paley’ share their artistic genius
- RIT named among Princeton Review’s ‘322 Green Colleges’
- Student entrepreneurs earn grand prize at statewide business-plan competition
- ‘RIT SportsZone’ recognized at 2012 College Television Awards
- Cuddly puppies help RIT celebrate spring’s arrival
- Microsoft Puzzle Challenge puts RIT to the test
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