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Come take a tour of CSH at one of RIT's accepted student open houses! On March 27th and April 3rd, from 11am to 4pm, we'll be set up with the other Special Interest Houses on the first floor of Nathaniel Rochester Hall (Building 43). Members will be on hand to give you a tour of our floor, tell you what it's like to live on CSH, and answer any questions you might have. If you're an accepted student thinking about CSH, here's your chance to see what it's like!

It's officially Spring quarter here at RIT, and that means it's time to resume the CSH seminar series! We're kicking things off this Wednesday the 18th with a seminar on the Intel Itanium architecture by our own Chris Lockfort, OpComm director and all-around cool guy. As always, the seminar will be at 6:00pm in the GCCIS auditorium (room 70-1400). See you there!

The CSH Seminar Series returns this Wednesday at 6:00pm in the GCCIS Auditorium (70-1400), with a presentation on the Linux "iptables" utility by our newest OpComm member, Will Orr. This will be the last seminar of the quarter: The Seminar Series will resume in mid-March after Spring break. Questions? Email lectors@csh.rit.edu.

Check out the newest addition to our website: The CSH Blog Network, featuring the latest scribblings from the blogs of real CSH members and alumni. It's updated continuously, and like our News page, it has an RSS feed for all your syndication needs.

Update: Unfortunately this seminar has been cancelled due to our presenter, Mike Lewis, becoming very ill. Stay tuned for info on next week's seminar, which will be at the same place and time as usual.

For decades, CSH members have conveyed their knowledge to each other through informal seminars. Now, starting this Wednesday, CSH will be running a technical Seminar Series that will be open to all of RIT, giving students a chance to learn about some interesting subjects outside the classroom.  read more »

Drink, that most frequently-rewritten of CSH projects, was just recently featured on the GitHub blog, due to our use of GitHub to store the project's source code. They also have the YouTube video of WROC's Drink coverage, in case you missed it the first time around.

Innovation is afoot! For the Winter and Spring quarters of the 2008-2009 academic year, Computer Science House will be part home and workplace to Professor John Schull's Innovation and Invention class.  read more »

One of our oldest ongoing projects, Drink, has been getting a lot of press since appearing in a PC Magazine article in mid-September.  read more »

Wondering what we do with our free time around CSH? Wonder no more, as we've made a fresh addition to our site that will give you a peek into the lives of our members. Check out the Traditions page for all the details (and photos, too!).