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Sans brick, RIT’s new theater promises ‘respectful conversation’ with existing campus architecture
While the Belden brick blend made specially for RIT led to the nickname “Brick City” a half century ago, the school isn’t stuck in 1960s architecture.
FLCC premiers seven-part video series on mental health
Finger Lakes Community College debuted a video series on mental health this week, with a focus on youth.
Partyman Catering supports learning through scholarship program
Connor Farmer, Charlotte Hence and Tama Webster are this year's winners in the second annual Partyman Catering scholarship awards.
RIT introduces neuroscience degree program
Rochester Institute of Technology is offering a new bachelor’s degree in neuroscience beginning this fall.
Applications open for first massage therapy certificate program in Finger Lakes
Northeast College of Health Sciences is now accepting applications for winter 2024 enrollment in its new massage therapy certificate program.
UR completes $51.5M purchase of College Town
The University of Rochester closed on the purchase of College Town, paying $51.5 million for the 14-acre mixed-used development.
AIA Rochester awards scholarships totaling $20,000
Six merit-based scholarships totaling $20,000 have been awarded to students interested in pursuing a career in architecture.
Roberts Wesleyan names new president: Rupert A. Hayles Jr.
Rupert A. Hayles Jr. will become the 12th president of Roberts Wesleyan University and the fourth president of Northeastern Seminary.
Rochester student awarded $20,000 Spectrum Scholars scholarship
An East Rochester High School graduate is one of 20 nationwide recipients of a $20,000 scholarship from Charter Communications Inc.
Grant supports teacher pipeline program at Fisher
A pilot program at St. John Fisher University aimed at diversifying the regional pipeline of teachers will now become a multi-year initiative, thanks to a grant from the William and Sheila Konar Foundation.
Nazareth transitions to university status
The name change - which legally went into effect at midnight on June 1 – comes as the school prepares to celebrate its 100th year in 2024.
Li-Cycle joins Shift2 in donating laptops to Edison Tech seniors
The donated refurbished laptops were presented on Thursday to students who have completed a college application, a financial aid application or have actively pursued employment in the trades.
