In order to control the spread of COVID-19 as a part of any plan to ease shelter-in-place and business lockdown restrictions, the economic and societal reopening must be done at a cautious pace...
Carrie Hall, associate professor in the Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering, was recently awarded the Bauer Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching Award as part of Illinois...
June 1 marks the official launch of two new colleges at Illinois Institute of Technology: the College of Computing and Lewis College of Science and Letters. The College of Computing houses Illinois...
Over the last three years more than 100,000 people around the globe have completed food safety trainings by the Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance (FSPCA), which is housed at Illinois Institute...
Two Illinois Tech Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering student design teams successfully participated in the 2020 United States Department of Energy Solar Decathlon Design...
Since 2000, the editors of Architectural Record—one of the leading architecture magazines in the United States—compile a list of the best emerging architecture firms the world over. This year the...
On Saturday, May 16, Illinois Institute of Technology held a commencement ceremony unlike any of the 150 that came before it—an event that celebrated a milestone moment for the 1,969 students who...
Hoping to help students gain a deeper understanding of the global pandemic that forced all of Illinois Institute of Technology’s spring and summer courses online, faculty in Lewis College of Human...
When Jack Etchingham (J.D. 19) started his Public Interest Law Initiative (PILI) Fellowship with Illinois Legal Aid Online (ILAO) in early 2020, he was excited about the opportunity to support the...
Six Illinois Tech students are building a network for people to communicate during times of crisis, disaster, or other scenarios where mobile and internet networks are not working. Vasilios “Billy”...
