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  • Chicago Water Policy Expert Hal Sprague Discusses Green Infrastructure Programs Today

    Chicago Water Policy Expert Hal Sprague Discusses Green Infrastructure Programs Today

    Hal Sprague, Water Policy Manager for the Center for Neighborhood Technology in Chicago, will give a lecture today at 3:40 pm in Engineering One titled "G.I. Implementation: Overcoming Obstacles."

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  • Pritzker Prize-Winning Architect Thom Mayne Presents Today At Hermann Hall

    Pritzker Prize-Winning Architect Thom Mayne Presents Today At Hermann Hall

    Pritzker Prize-winning architect Thom Mayne, founder and design director at Los Angeles-based architecture firm Morphosis, will present the first lecture in the IIT College of Architecture's fall lecture series which begins today at 6pm in McCormick Auditorium in Hermann Hall.

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  • ARPA-E Awards IIT and Argonne team $3.4 M for Breakthrough Battery Technology

    Duchossois Leadership Professor of Physics Carlo Segre has received a $3.4 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy's Advanced Research Projects Agency to develop a breakthrough battery technology that may more than double the current range of electric vehicles (EV), increase safety, reduce costs and simplify recharging.

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  • IIT College of Architecture Associate Professor George Schipporeit Has Passed Away

    IIT College of Architecture Associate Professor George Schipporeit Has Passed Away

    It is with great sadness that IIT College of Architecture announces the passing of George Schipporeit, an associate professor who also once served as Chair and Dean of the Department. George also was the Director of the Sustainable New Cities Graduate Program.

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  • Fidelity Investments On Main and Downtown Campuses

    Fidelity Investments On Main and Downtown Campuses

    A representative from Fidelity Investments will be on the Main and Downtown campuses on Monday, September 9 and Tuesday, November 5 for individual 30-minute counseling sessions. Click here to register for a time slot.

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  • IIT Closures for the Labor Day Holiday; Special Dining Hours

    IIT Closures for the Labor Day Holiday; Special Dining Hours

    In observance of Labor Day, most IIT offices and facilities will be closed Monday, September 2, reopening Tuesday, September 3 for normal business hours. Classes will not be held on Labor Day.

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  • IIT Stuart Access Over Labor Day Holiday

    IIT Stuart Access Over Labor Day Holiday

    In observance of the Labor Day holiday, classes will not be held on Monday, September 2. The 13th and 18th floors of the IIT Tower on Main Campus will be locked on Monday. Students will not be able to access these spaces until Tuesday, September 3 during normal business hours.

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  • IIT Women’s Soccer Team Visits With Sparky

    IIT’s women soccer players received a visit from Sparky, the Chicago Fire Soccer Club’s spirited Dalmatian mascot, when players from the Chicago Fire stopped to practice on Stuart Field last Saturday.  The practice was part of the Chicago Fire’s annual

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  • Master of Data Science Program Hosts Data Science Partners Luncheon

    Master of Data Science Program Hosts Data Science Partners Luncheon

    On August 15, nearly 30 Chicago professionals from the business, consulting, entrepreneurial, and government domains attended a luncheon at IIT’s downtown campus to learn about the new Master of Data Science program and how they might partner with IIT. Attendees included technical and executive-level people from MethodCare, TempoDB, Braintree, DataMade, LLC, IBM, Optum Insight, Open BI, Groupon, State of Illinois, Lab42, Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, Sagence and Spartz.

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  • Take Precaution in Workspaces During Extreme Heat

    Take Precaution in Workspaces During Extreme Heat

    A special message from the IIT Office of Facilities and Public Safety: With extreme temperatures, the capacity of IIT's air-conditioning systems on campus has been pushed to the limit. There may be instances where interior space is not sufficiently cool. If your workspaces become too warm, please move to a cooler location, avoid strenuous work, take breaks, and drink water. This OSHA link provides further guidance for avoiding heat-related illness in the workplace.

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