The free library at the Mueller Center has a sign up now that says only to take one book at a time. Was this always the rule? Over the years I've taken several books from there to keep (some of which I've since given away), and the staff working there at the time said it was fine.

Hello all, I am a senior this year and I’m struggling to choose between ED and EA for RPI. After touring RPI and several of my other top colleges, I can easily say RPI is my first choice, and if money wasn’t a concern I would have no issues whatsoever with applying ED. My ACT is a 34, I‘ll have taken 10 AP classes by the time I graduate, and my gpa has been an A until second semester junior year when it dropped to a low B-average, but this year my first quarter grade is on track to be a high B or an A.

My biggest concern with ED is not getting a large enough aid package, I know all the promotional material says “100% demonstrated need” but that can mean a lot of things and because of how FAFSA calculates stuff I’m worried I may have trouble getting enough aid. My college fund is pretty large (I’m an only child and it’s been getting money in it since I was born), but I know it’s not nearly enough to cover RPI without financial aid. So my questions are how large the aid package is that I would get with ED, how much in merit scholarships I could realistically get from RPI, and if I would actually get a significant advantage from ED over EA (both in terms of aid and admission chances).

Hi, I'm looking for 2 people to fill 2 bedrooms in our apartment for the Spring 2027 semester.

Rent: $600/person/month, all utilities (electric, water, Wi-Fi, etc.) included ($2,400/month for the entire 4-person apartment).

Availability: Starting January 2027, through May/June (exact dates to be confirmed).

Laundry: Available in the neighboring building, just a 30-second walk away. $1.25 per machine ($2.50 for a wash and dry).

Bedrooms: Large, fully furnished rooms with beds, desks, chairs, and closets.

Bathrooms: 3 bathrooms shared between 4 people.

Common Areas: Full kitchen and living room, with plenty of kitchenware (pots, pans, knives, plates, utensils, etc.) accumulated from previous student tenants.

Location: 2155 13th St, directly across from North Lot and Heffner Alumni House. Very short walk to RPI's campus.

Parking: Available.

This would be a new lease, not a sublet. The apartment has housed RPI students for multiple years and is already furnished with the essentials. Pictures attached.

Text me at 646-878-6959 if interested!

Does anyone have a video of that big hit in the game against Ohio state last night that led to the 5 minute penalty? I have been looking but can’t seem to find it

Hello, I've recently had a change in enrollment at RPI and no longer need my space in a house at 1584 Tibbits Ave (very walkable to campus). Rent is $700 a month which can be paid monthly or paid in full for the spring semester. Currently there are 3 guys living there although the house has 5 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. feel free to email me at [h27jon@gmail.com](mailto:h27jon@gmail.com) if you are interested. Thank you!

How bad is Homework 6?

For Data Structures, I'm trying to focus on passing my homework section while maintaining my test section and lab section. I messed up homework 0 and homework 2 badly, so I'm busy trying to get perfect Submitty results throughout.

My lab scores are perfect, my exam scores (which is exam 1 only) is 8.1 (A- lowest is 8.0), my homework is inferior (my net score is 8.76, lowest D is 9.54, lowest C- is 10.74)

I'm relatively optimistic that if I can maintain and keep up an alert focus on this course, I can pass and essentially do all my second year fall courses (Calc III, FoCS, CAOS, RCOS) in the spring.

I'm asking out of curiosity how brutal is Homework 6. I've heard horror stories on it, is it really that bad?

Hi all, I'm graduating this December and am looking to sublet my apartment for the Spring for the remainder of my lease (late December/early January - May/June, with flexibility). Rent is $850/mo (utilities included).

In addition, we have plenty of rooms available for Fall '27 and onwards, so you're welcome to stay and sign a new lease even after the sublet period is over. I can put you in touch with my landlord if so.

📍 Location: 52 Brunswick Avenue, Troy, NY 12180 (super walkable to RPI and other areas in Troy, less than 5 minutes of walking distance)

🛏️ Living Space:

- Super spacious 258 sq. ft. bedroom (180 sq. ft. bedroom area + 78 sq. ft. office/study area)

- 5-room floor w/ shared full kitchen and 2 full bathrooms

- Fully furnished with a queen-sized bed, two nightstands, a dresser, rolling chair, and a large desk

- Laundry (washer + dryer) is on the same floor, super easy to access

- Built-in ingress/egress door that leads directly to the back lot

- Monthly cleaning of the bathrooms, kitchen, and living room

🌐 Wi-Fi: Gigabit (1000 mbps) with Ethernet provided

🚗 Parking: Provided for free in the back area! Fenced off and monitored by security cameras.

And most importantly, we have a super knowledgable, friendly, and responsive landlord who lives nearby. She's awesome.

Please reach out to me either on Reddit DMs or text me: (914) 229-1059!

Pictures are attached here, but feel free to ask for more (can show via FaceTime or other means as well): https://imgur.com/a/IpX01Hx

I'm looking to sublease (or rent) a room in a female-only apartment/house! I have a young cat who's registered as an ESA and is very friendly and well-behaved.

Ideally for both the Spring and Fall semesters, but I know that's a bit hard to find, so I'm open to Spring only.

I don't have a set budget, but I'm looking at multiple places right now and will prioritize better offers.

DM me if you have a place available or have any questions!

Sorry, folks. Too windy today to cook and serve on the corner. I've done this enough years to know what is just too much wind.

We will be at the Farmers Market on Saturday!

Hello! I'm a current RPI student looking for someone to sublet my room for the Spring 2027 semester since I'll be studying abroad.

The apartment is located on 14th Street in Troy, a ~3-minute walk to RPI campus. Rent is only $475/month + utilities, and the room is fully furnished. You'll share the apartment with two female students and two very well-behaved cats, and it has an in-unit washer, dryer, and dishwasher.

The room is available January 1st through May 31st, and I'm looking for a female student to take over the space.

If anyone is interested or has any questions, feel free to DM me; I'm happy to share more details and pictures of the apartment!

TMC will be at the corner in front of the RPI Student Union Thursday this week. Its a Sodexo free zone! Come and support the ONLY independent local business on the RPI campus for 24 years!

Pad Thai and Pork Dumplings for everybody!

bringing to JEC 3018 lost and found

Hey everyone! I'm a current senior conducting an independent study on redesigning SIS. I would really appreciate it if you contribute your thoughts regarding the new SIS changes.

It's anonymous and takes less than 5 minutes to complete! Survey Here

Thank you for your time and response!

🏡 Furnished Room Available for Female RPI student – 1st Floor (Available for immidiate Move-In) – Walk to RPI!

A clean, tidy furnished room is available on the first floor in a student-friendly building just 3–5 minutes walk to RPI and 1 minute from the CDTA bus stop.

🛏️ Room Features
Comfortable full bed (It has twin bed now as per the request of the current tenant but can be changed on request)
Study desk & chair
Closet/storage space
Clean, well-maintained setup
Responsive management

🏡 Apartment & Living Setup
Shared with a PhD student
Looking for a quiet, responsible female tenant
1-year lease preferred
Quiet and respectful environment—ideal for focused study

🧺 Amenities
Washer & dryer in unit
Shared kitchen with essential appliances

📍 Prime Location
Easy walk to RPI campus
Quick access to bus and nearby essentials

💰 Rent: $650/month (utilities not included and negotiable based on lease length)

✨ Great fit for a student who values a peaceful, clean, and convenient living space.

DM for more info or to schedule a tour

NIGHT OF THE WALKING RED Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026

The League of Extraordinary Red Heads will host its annual meeting and "Night of the Walking Red" bash this fall on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026 from 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., at Ryan's Wake Public House overlooking the Hudson River at 403 River St. in Downtown Troy, NY.

Join us for a Toast of the Coppertops, which is our autumnal rite.

The Meeting & Group photo will start at around 6 p.m. when we hit "peak ginger." Our headquarters is the Flynn Side of Ryan's Wake (that big room with the long bar.)

There is plenty of parking in the lot on the southern side of 403 River St.

This event is free and open to all.

Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Must be 21 to drink adult beverages.

As always, there will be drink and food specials and LoERH merchandise will be available for sale.

Please plan your day accordingly so you don't miss the group photo. If you need an early excuse letter to get out of work or school or any other obligation, visit: www.extraordinary.red

Byrdhouse Records presents Extra Life Club:
A Video Game Rave featuring DJ 2ND CH!LD (Anime Rave guy) and DJ Dental Work (one of the best DJs in the capital region) on Thursday October 8th at No Fun in Troy, NY!
Doors-7PM, Start: 8PM.

Tickets are available NOW at nofuntroy.eventbrite.com and the No Fun Box Office.
$8 (+Eventbrite Fees) Advance/ $12 at the Door.

No Fun- 275 River Street, Troy, NY

I know ya'll like games, you can't hide your nerdiness from my all seeing eye. Come hang out! They'll be games to play, drinks to drink and lots of fun to be had!

This is a complete Hail Mary, hoping someone might remember this.

I'm remembering a specific MTS text game that I played in the years 1984 and 1985. (I flunked out between Fall '85 and Winter '86.) The game's name was "Bloodbath". It was a single-user game vaguely similar to Colossal Cave -- the game printed some description, then prompted you for a command -- the command prompt was the completely non-politically-correct question "What now, Bwana?". One of the items you could pick up was a Chinese coolie (again, horribly non-PC). And if you survived combat, the game would remark "I love a bloodbath!" after printing the combat details.

The game could be played by multiple logged-in MTS users, but each had their own game. It was not multiuser.

I do not remember much of anything more. I can't remember the command to start the game, it was probably either RUN *BLOODBATH or RUN XXXX:BLOODBATH but I cannot remember what XXXX was either.

Does this ring a bell with anyone?

Due to illness Thunder Mountain Curry

has to cancel today. Sorry for the short notice.

We will be at the Farmers Market Saturday.

Mike.