University News Archive

  • Women’s Soccer to Host St. Norbert in NACC Semifinal Tonight at Stuart Field

    Women’s Soccer to Host St. Norbert in NACC Semifinal Tonight at Stuart Field

    The Illinois Tech women's soccer team will be hosting the St. Norbert College Green Knights Tuesday night at 7 p.m. at Stuart Field in the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC) Women's Soccer Tournament Semifinals, for the chance to advance to the NACC Tournament Championship match this coming Saturday, November 9.

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  • Echoes of Bronzeville: Memories of the Mecca

    Echoes of Bronzeville: Memories of the Mecca

    Deluge, in collaboration with Alicia Bunton (assistant vice president of community affairs) and Michelangelo Sabatino (director of the College of Architecture Ph.D. program), presents Echoes of Bronzeville: Memories of the Mecca featuring avery r. young, Poet Laureate of Chicago. This event will take place on Saturday, November 16, from 3–5:30 p.m. in S. R. Crown Hall.

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  • Come to the Finals Gala of the Fourth Annual Grainger Prize on November 7

    Come to the Finals Gala of the Fourth Annual Grainger Prize on November 7

    You’re invited to the Finals Gala of the fourth annual Grainger Computing Innovation Prize hosted by the College of Computing on Thursday, November 7. The Finals Gala showcases the best of Illinois Tech as Grainger Prize finalist teams of undergraduate and graduate students make project presentations to a jury of Chicago’s tech leaders.

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  • Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art for Free

    Visit the Museum of Contemporary Art for Free

    The Dean of Students Office partners with the Museum of Contemporary Art to provide current Illinois Tech students, faculty and staff access to the museum. This partnership includes individual complimentary access during regular public hours with a valid Illinois Tech ID.

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  • Lunchtime Panel on Malinformation and Misinformation This Friday, November 1

    Lunchtime Panel on Malinformation and Misinformation This Friday, November 1

    Galvin Library is excited to host a virtual panel discussion that will explore the timely issues surrounding malinformation and misinformation on Friday, November 1, 2024.

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  • City Civics Day on November 9 Celebrates Community Engagement

    City Civics Day on November 9 Celebrates Community Engagement

    On Saturday, November 9, 2024, Chicago's departments of Planning & Development and Cultural Affairs & Special Events will host City Civics Day, a free, all-day celebration of community engagement at Malcolm X College, 1900 W. Jackson Blvd.

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  • Black Student Union Hosting Political Education on Rehabilitation vs. Debilitation on Monday, October 28

    Black Student Union Hosting Political Education on Rehabilitation vs. Debilitation on Monday, October 28

    The Black Student Union (BSU) at Illinois Institute of Technology is proud to host a Political Education session focusing on the theme "Rehabilitation vs. Debilitation" within the criminal justice system. This event on Monday, October 28, will explore the tension between punitive approaches and rehabilitative alternatives, examining how incarceration often results in long-term harm for individuals and communities, particularly Black and Brown populations.

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  • Congratulations to Student Laureate Recipient, Ryan Manthy!

    Congratulations to Student Laureate Recipient, Ryan Manthy!

    Each fall an outstanding senior from each of the four-year degree-granting institutions of higher learning in Illinois is awarded the Abraham Lincoln Civic Engagement Award and thereby becomes a Student Laureate of The Lincoln Academy of Illinois. The Office of Student Affairs would like to congratulate Ryan Manthy on his selection as the Illinois Lincoln Academy Student Laureate recipient for Illinois Tech.

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  • Come to Fireside Chat With Royel Johnson on November 12

    Come to Fireside Chat With Royel Johnson on November 12

    Please join Illinois Tech and Royel Johnson, a tenured professor in the Rossier School of Education at University of Southern California and director of the National Assessment of Collegiate Campus Climates in USC’s Race and Equity Center, for a meaningful dialogue centered on thriving and fostering a sense of belonging within the academic environment on November 12.

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  • Faculty Panel on Teaching, Learning, and Publishing with Open Access

    Faculty Panel on Teaching, Learning, and Publishing with Open Access

    Explore the impact of open access in the classroom, on research initiatives, and in publishing trends during this lunchtime panel on Monday, October 21. Illinois Tech faculty Vijay Gurbani, Sonja Petrovic, and Ruth Schmidt, in conversation with Dean of Libraries Devin Savage, discuss their experiences teaching and publishing in the OA ecosystem.

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