With more people living longer—and in better health—than in the past and working beyond the traditional retirement age, the multigenerational workforce appears to be here to stay. The United States...
Liad Wagman, the John and Mae Calamos Dean Endowed Chair at Illinois Institute of Technology’s Stuart School of Business, has been named winner of the Best Antitrust Academic Article, General...
Marc S. Buslik, a member of the Master of Public Administration program faculty at Illinois Institute of Technology’s Stuart School of Business, recently received prestigious awards from two...
During a natural disaster or crisis, social media platforms are key communication pathways that connect disaster victims with those on the outside—responders, government authorities, and the public...
CHICAGO—February 13, 2024—A groundbreaking research initiative led by Weslynne Ashton, professor of environmental management and sustainability at Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech), has...
A research project led by Illinois Institute of Technology Professor of Environmental Management and Sustainability Weslynne Ashton has received a $1 million grant from the United States Department of...
Two times in recent months the United States Congress has narrowly avoided a shutdown of the U.S. government by passing stopgap funding bills to keep the federal government operating. Now the clock is...
Building on a long relationship, Illinois Institute of Technology and the education nonprofit City Year have formed a partnership that allows City Year AmeriCorps alumni to get a head start on their...
CHICAGO—December 11, 2023—Building on a long relationship, Illinois Institute of Technology and the education nonprofit City Year have formed a partnership that allows City Year AmeriCorps alumni to...
Chicagoans send about 450,000 tons of wasted food to the landfill every year, and a new city push to make composting easier for residents is a new, if small, step to reducing food waste. The city’s...
