"Where do we go on Sunday at 5 p.m.?" We go to Mass.

Join us as we celebrate the start of the semester and continue to welcome our new students with our inaugural Tiger Take Off! This event will include programs and events along the Quarter Mile all throughout the day. Stop by our first day of classes photo booth, taste some treats from the RIT Dining Food Truck, listen to some music from WITR Radio, and get resources from many different departments and programs. There may even be some special guests throughout the day. 

Join us and local Tibetan-trained sand mandala artist, Rev. Katie Jo Suddaby, as we work together to create an interfaith sand mandala.  Katie Jo will teach and guide students as they assist her and themselves with the traditional practice, leading us in a dissolution ceremony at closing.

Explore all the ways to get involved at RIT during this year's Tiger Activities Fair! Connect with hundreds of on-campus student clubs and organizations and discover other engagement opportunities. Food truck meals will be available for purchase during the event through RIT Dining. 

Join Performing arts for an information session to learn more about our Chamber Music offerings. This course involves rehearsing and performing in small performance groups in music, theatre and dance. Groups may include flute choir, saxophone quartet, horn ensemble, woodwind or brass ensembles, theatre groups engaged in devised or classical theatre, dance groups, or mixed instrument or vocal groups. Ideas about as well as the application of collaboration and/or improvisation will be emphasized. Students will be led by a faculty member and will rehearse weekly. Collaborative practice in rehearsals and performances will also be discussed and applied within the context of the students’ major(s). Instructor approval required.