Students
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Winter Term Courses Offered by the School of Design and Society
October 27, 2026 -
Celebrate National Career Development Month with Illinois Tech Career Services!
October 27, 2026 -
National Stress Awareness Day Event
October 27, 2026 -
Poster Submissions for Pittcon 2027 Due in November
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Food Science & Nutrition Club Throwing Halloween Party
October 22, 2026 -
Halloween Lunch & Learn at Attribute Analytics
October 22, 2026 -
Learn About Earning Your Graduate Degree with Plus One Accelerated Master’s
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All Students Invited to Participate in Food Science Club’s Shark Tank Competition
October 08, 2026
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Winter Term Courses Offered by the School of Design and Society
Athletics
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Vathulya’s Big Game Sparks Women’s Soccer
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Women’s Volleyball Notches Pair of NACC Wins
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Women’s Tennis Earns Fifth Straight NACC Win
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Men’s Soccer Posts Unbeaten Week
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Women’s Soccer Pushes Winning Streak to Six Games
September 29, 2026
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Vathulya’s Big Game Sparks Women’s Soccer
Research
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Participate in Food and Metabolism Study to Earn up to $695
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Fall Responsible Conduct of Research Webinar
September 29, 2026 -
Funded Graduate Research Assistant Opportunity to Develop an AI-Augmented Platform
September 15, 2026 -
Share Your Academic Advising Experience (2-Minute Student Survey)
September 15, 2026 -
Students: Share Your Perspectives on Seeking ADA Accommodations in Higher Education
August 04, 2026
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Participate in Food and Metabolism Study to Earn up to $695
Department of Social Sciences Archive
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Roundtable: The Political Economy of South Korea’s Relationship with the U.S., China, and Beyond
February 4, 2025An in-person roundtable discussion will be held at Illinois Tech to discuss South Korea’s engagement with the U.S. and China, among other countries. Topics to be discussed include security, soft power, trade, technology transfer, artificial intelligence, climate change, among other issues. March 3, Siegel Hall 118, 12:45-1:45 p.m. -
Humanities, Social Sciences, and Psychology Departments Offering Intensive 14-Day Winter Courses
October 24, 2023Winter term courses will be offered by the Humanities Department, Social Sciences Department, and the Psychology Department. There are two sessions, an early session from December 10–23, and a later session, from December 26–January 8. These courses are designed to cover all of the same material covered in a one-semester course but in 14 days—10 days of instruction and four reading days. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series: Local Economic Specialization and the Long-term Impact of an Earthquake
April 18, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event, “Local Economic Specialization and The Long-term Impact of an Earthquake” featuring guest speaker Marco Modica, an associate professor at the Gran Sasso Science Institute, L’Aquila, Italy. This seminar is open to the public and will take place on Thursday, April 20, 2023 over Zoom from 12:40–1:40 p.m. -
Great Problems Great Minds Seminar Series: Small Area Fair Market Rents and Opportunity Moves
April 4, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker, Robert Silverman, who will conduct a discussion about, “Small Area Fair Market Rents (SAFMRs) and Opportunity Moves: Public Housing Authority (PHA) Administrators’ Perceptions of Policy Implementation.” This seminar will take place on Zoom on Thursday, April 6, 2023, from 12:40–1:40 p.m. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series: Using Google Street View to Examine Associations between Built Environment Characteristics and U.S. Health Outcomes
February 23, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences via Zoom from 12:40–1:40 p.m. on Thursday, March 2, 2023, for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Quynh Nguyen, an Associate Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatistics in the School of Public Health at the University of Maryland. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series: The New Global Politics of Waste and Recycling
February 21, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Kate O’Neill, a professor in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management and associate dean of instruction and student affairs for the Rausser College of Natural Resources at the University of California, Berkeley. -
Great Problems Great Minds Seminar Series: Crime Geography and Crime Analysis
February 14, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for a Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Lin Liu, Professor of Geography and GIScience at the University of Cincinnati. The event will take place on February 16 at 12:40 p.m. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series: Data-Driven Wildfire Evacuation Modeling for Communities With Transient Populations in the Wildland-Urban Interface
January 24, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Dapeng Li, Assistant Professor of Geographic Information Science in the Department of Geography & Geospatial Sciences at South Dakota State University. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series—Maternal and Infant Health Inequality: New Evidence from Linked Administrative Data
January 17, 2023Join the Department of Social Sciences for this Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Maya Rossin-Slater, Associate Professor of Health Policy in the School of Medicine at Stanford University. -
Great Problems, Great Minds Seminar Series: Modeling Transmissibility of COVID-19 from a Geospatial Perspective
November 15, 2022Join the Department of Social Sciences for a Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series event featuring guest speaker Xiaobai “Angela” Bai, professor of geography at the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Georgia titled "Modeling Transmissibility of COVID-19 from a Geospatial Perspective" on November 17 beginning at 12:40 p.m. via Zoom.