Jan
11
Welcome Week: Spring 2021
Welcome to Illinois Tech! In order to safely connect all of our students on campus and around the world, spring 2021 Welcome Week is going virtual. We have several events and performances planned...
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Jan
8
Spring SOAR: New Student Orientation
Illinois Institute of Technology is committed to the academic and personal success of our students. This three-hour interactive online program is designed to help our students acclimate to life on...
Jan
4
Spring Move-In
The spring 2021 semester move-in begins Monday, January 4, 2021, and continues through Sunday, January 10, 2021. First-year students can choose between living in George J. Kacek Hall, Jeanne and John...
Dec
17
Hilb's Day: A Celebration of Light for the Winter Solstice
Hilb’s Day is a longstanding Illinois Institute of Technology tradition—to celebrate the shortest day of the year—when Hilberseimer’s students planned that buildings would be filled with light. This...
Dec
11
Tech & Social Justice Speaker Series-AI & Employment Discrimination
The hiring process is a critical gateway to economic opportunity, determining who can access consistent work to support themselves and their families. Employers have long used digital technology to...
Dec
3
Virtual Book Club, Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward
Join the club, read, and discuss Salvage the Bones by Jesmyn Ward! Ward, a two-time National Book Award winner and author of Sing, Unburied, Sing, delivers a gritty but tender novel about family and...
Dec
3
Stuart School of Business Graduate Information Session
Learn more about graduate programs at Illinois Tech’s Stuart School of Business at this virtual information session. Find out about academics and advising, opportunities for internships and networking...
Dec
1
Sherrie Littlejohn Leadership Talk
Have you ever thought about how your energy affects everything you think, feel, and do? Ever wanted to be more consciously aware so that you can command your energy and use it to your benefit? Have...
Dec
1
U.S.-China Power Transitions and Competition: Using Asian History, Not Thucydides and the Pelopponnesian War
Join the Department of Social Sciences for the final event in the Great Problems, Great Minds seminar series. The U.S.-China power transition debate focuses almost exclusively on European examples...
Nov
24
Palmer Civil Liberties Prize Lecture
Tuesday, November 24, 2020 | 3:00 p.m. Join Chicago-Kent faculty, students, and alumni for the 2020 Palmer Prize Lecture. In this lecture, Henry Farrell and Abraham L. Newman, winners of the 2019...