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Business Students Present Sustainability Project at World Retail Congress
A team of students from FIT’s School of Business and Technology, representing the United States, developed an innovative retail concept […]
Read moreCreating a Latinx Networking Event for the FIT Community
When Dana Flores, Advertising and Marketing Communications ’22, arrived at FIT, she had three specific goals in mind: to meet […]
Read moreA Journey Through American Fragrance with Michael Edwards
Most of us remember the first scent we ever wore, our high school or college fragrance, and the one we […]
Read moreDahlia Schweitzer Featured in Menendez Brothers Docuseries
Dahlia Schweitzer, chair of Film, Media, and Performing Arts, is heavily featured in a new four-part docuseries, Menendez Brothers: Victims […]
Read moreFIT’s Sustainability Conference Looks to the Future
At the 18th annual Sustainable Business and Design Conference, April 9 and 10, innovators across the sustainability spectrum shared their […]
Read moreJennifer Shloming Honored with SUNY Teaching Prize
Jennifer Shloming, associate professor and assistant chair, Science and Math, recently won SUNY’s FACT2 Award for Excellence in Instruction: Community […]
Read moreProfessor and Alumna Donate Knits to Those in Need
Professor of Sociology Yuniya (Yuni) Kawamura and alumna Rhonda Navojosky have co-founded a charity project, “NY Close-Knits.” The project donates […]
Read moreA New York Yankee, a Guitarist, and a Music Video
Jeff Meltzer, adjunct instructor of TV production in the Advertising and Marketing Communications department, recently completed the production and post-production […]
Read moreKey Lessons From DTech’s AI Symposium
On Thursday, March 21, FIT’s DTech Lab hosted an AI Symposium for the creative industries to discuss how the rapidly […]
Read moreWomen Workers in NYC’s Garment District Deserve Better, These Speakers Say
At its peak, from about 1920 to 1980, New York’s Garment District employed about 46% of the city’s labor force, […]
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