College sports -- New York (State) -- Rochester

The Arthur J. Plouffe collection on RIT Fencing contains photographs and newclippings about the RIT women's and men's fencing teams between 1953-1965.

The Fred Moss collection consists of a variety of print materials collected by the donor while a student at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in the 1950's. There are handbooks, brochures, pamphlets and Kodak publications that all relate to the graphic arts. There are also a number of RIT publications including a sports bulletin, student handbook, and course catalog.

Clippings, news releases, hockey stick, jersey, t-shirt, banner, and statistics regarding the 2010 NCAA Frozen Four hockey tournament. The RIT Tigers men's hockey team advanced to the NCAA tournament for the first time in school history.

A collection of negatives created by Ken Huth while a photography student at RIT, and later as a freelance photographer covering events at RIT. Added to the collection is a DVD of Ken Huth Photos from 2006 documenting the 90th birthday of Alfred Davis (Mr. RIT) and the dedication of RIT's IT Collaboratory, and the 2010 Brick City weekend. Also added to the collection is a series of 12 4"x6" prints from the 2000 James Wilson Memorial Scholarship presentation.

The collection contains photographs, programs, newsclippings and correspondence about Liz Dopp's experience as a member of the RIT women's hockey team from 1980-1984.

Materials include roster and schedule of the 1982-83 men's hockey team and photocopied news releases and newspaper clippings in chronological order documenting the entire season of this championship team.

Collection of materials related to events held by the department of Alumni Relations from approximately 1980-2018. Much of the collection is photographic materials documenting events - prints, CDs, negatives, DVDs and photo books. Most all is identified by event and year with some unidentified.

Materials related to Ralph A. Serafine and his wrestling career at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Serafine graduated from RIT in 1933. The collection includes photographs, correspondence, programs, clippings, and various pieces of ephemera and memorabilia from Serafine's time at RIT.

Three backdrops used in an exhibition of RIT men's hockey program history curated by the RIT Archives in the RIT Museum in 2011.

The collection contains one architectural drawing of the RIT Gosnell Boathouse.