From Illinois Tech Magazine: The Sunrise Kid
At age 24, Brian Gómez (CECD ’18) is taking action on climate change with Sunrise Movement, a national nonprofit that has positioned itself among the strongest advocates for a Green New Deal. What is...
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ITM Adjunct Professor Named to Federal Committee on Data for Evidence Building
Shawn Davis, adjunct professor of information technology and management at Illinois Institute of Technology, has been appointed to the United States Department of Commerce’s Advisory Committee on Data...
Illinois Tech Esports Hearthstone finishes top 8 in the nation for the 2019-2020 academic year
On July 11th, one of Illinois Tech’s Hearthstone teams
From Illinois Tech Magazine: Learn by the Sword
In a perfect world, Megan Burrill (MSE/M.S. 2nd Year) wouldn't mind if her life were a little less busy. Captain of the Illinois Tech women’s swimming and diving team, Burrill leads the Material...
From Illinois Tech Magazine: Brewing Up Something Big
The first taste of craft beer for Ankur Jain (CS ’03) was a swig of Anchor Steam, whose nineteenth-century recipe and California ocean-port pedigree made it a great object lesson in a course he took...
Virtual Armour R&D Expo Showcases Undergrad Research
Armour College of Engineering hosted its annual spring 2020 R&D Expo in April, showcasing the work of 13 undergraduate engineering students using a virtual platform due to COVID-19 restrictions. This...
New Research on Collagen Could Influence Treatment of COVID-19
New research from Joseph Orgel, a professor of biology and biomedical engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology, is advancing the understanding of the role of collagen, the major constructive...
Biomedical Engineering Students Build Electrocardiogram Kits in Remote, Online Laboratory
With the coronavirus pandemic limiting activity on campus as of mid-March, Armour College of Engineering biomedical engineering undergraduate students were determined to bring to life—virtually—the...
Kenneth T. Christensen Named New Dean of Armour College of Engineering
CHICAGO—Kenneth T. Christensen has been named the next Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour College Dean of Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech). Christensen, who is prioritizing...
Kenneth T. Christensen Named Armour College of Engineering Dean
Illinois Institute of Technology has announced that Kenneth T. Christensen will join the university this year as the new Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour College Dean of Engineering Endowed Chair. He will...