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  • 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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  • IRS Announces 403(b) Retirement Plan Limits for 2025

    IRS Announces 403(b) Retirement Plan Limits for 2025

    The IRS announced on November 1, 2024, that maximum contribution limits for 403(b) plans are increasing in 2025. It also clarified the extra "super catch-up" amount available to individuals 60–63.

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  • Tuition Exchange Applications Now Being Accepted

    Tuition Exchange Applications Now Being Accepted

    The Tuition Exchange program is a nonprofit organization of more than 700 colleges and universities that agree to a reciprocal scholarship program. Illinois Tech accepts applications from eligible faculty and staff and their dependents each fall for Tuition Exchange scholarship opportunities at other participating universities. Faculty and staff or their eligible dependents may apply for a scholarship as long as they meet certain criteria.

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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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  • The Leadership Academy Presents: Life Mapping Seminar

    The Leadership Academy Presents: Life Mapping Seminar

    The M. A. & Lila Self Leadership Academy is excited to announce our upcoming seminar, Life Mapping. The seminar will take place Saturday, November 9, from 10 a.m. to noon in the Kaplan Innovation Alley.

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  • Coursera — A Year of Learning/Lessons Learned

    Coursera — A Year of Learning/Lessons Learned

    Learn more about Coursera at a virtual session November 5. Norma Scagnoli, Vice Provost of Learning Innovation, will share insights into course offerings, teaching experiences, student profiles and future plans.

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  • Spring Only 2024 Housing Application Open

    Spring Only 2024 Housing Application Open

    The Office of Residence Life is pleased to announce the opening of the Spring 2025 Only application for housing. This application is for students who wish to enter Illinois Tech housing for the first time this academic year (2024-2025).

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  • Applied Mathematics Colloquium: “Convective Turing Bifurcation With Conservation Laws, and Applications to Modern Biomorphology,” Featuring Kevin Zumbrun

    Applied Mathematics Colloquium: “Convective Turing Bifurcation With Conservation Laws, and Applications to Modern Biomorphology,” Featuring Kevin Zumbrun

    Join the Department of Applied Mathematics for a colloquium on November 11 for a colloquium titled "Convective Turing Bifurcation with Conservation Laws, and Applications to Modern Biomorphology" by Kevin Zumbrun, distinguished professor of mathematics at Indiana University.

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