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Toyota, the leader in sales and the most profitable automobile company in the world, recruits at RIT three to four times a year for full-time and co-op positions. The company gave a $100,000 gift to RIT’s Toyota Production Systems Laboratory, located in the Kate Gleason College of Engineering. read more »

Pete Turner’s (’56) stunning photos have appeared in magazines including Esquire and Look. They’ve also become some of the most memorable album cover images for records by John Coltrane, George Benson, and Quincy Jones. More than 80 covers have been collected for a new book, The Color of Jazz. read more »

RIT student researchers, led by Prof. Bruce Smith, have made several breakthroughs in nanolithography. Among their accomplishments is a world-record for visible light wavelength resolution—which is a considerable boon for the computer chip industry. read more »

Cars were flipped, metal was twisted and endurance was tested at the 2007 Baja SAE Rochester World Challenge. Sponsored by the Society of Automotive Engineers, Baja SAE challenges students from universities around the world to build off-road vehicles for competition in design and endurance categories. read more »

Commencement 2007 was a milestone for RIT: 4,023 students graduated, pushing the total of living alumni over the 100,000 mark for the first time. RIT’s 103,083 alumni live in every U.S. state and more than 3,000 live in 110 countries around the world. read more »

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Found in Space

John Glenn, Eileen Collins and Rochester’s Pamela Melroy are among the public faces of space exploration. It takes the dedication of... [more] [video available]

RIT team redefines ‘telemedicine’ for live remote-surgery broadcasts

Imagine a scenario where doctors from different hospitals can collaborate on a surgery without having to actually be in the operating... [more]

Athletics keeps business student ‘on track’

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Legends of the Lens

‘University Magazine’ gets up close and personal with three great photographers. The mid-1950s were exciting years for RIT’s School of Photography. The... [more]

Men's Hockey Goes West to Play Two Games at #10 Air Force This Weekend

ROCHESTER, NY - The RIT men's hockey team travels west to Colorado Springs, Colo. to play the two-time defending Atlantic Hockey... [more]

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Paul Van Hoy’s evocative image of child caught in a spray of water took top honors in a major competition sponsored by Microsoft. [more]

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Joseph Fornieri, RIT associate professor of political science, has received a 2009 Teaching Fulbright Award from the William J. Fulbright Program.... [more]

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