The Bronzeville-Black Metropolis National Heritage Area Act bills were filed in Congress earlier this year by Illinois House Representative Bobby Rush, and Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth...
Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, neighbors across the nation banded together to help each other, and Illinois Tech was proud to partner with neighborhood organizations throughout Bronzeville. When...
With so many daily operations tasks to sustain a community organization or small business it can be tough to find the time to research and innovate new ideas. Thanks to new partnerships with Illinois...
Illinois Tech’s Office of Community Affairs and Outreach Programs, in collaboration with the Office of Undergraduate Admission, reimagined the annual Undergraduate Day of Service on Saturday, August...
“We have tremendous opportunities to serve Bronzeville, Chicago, and the world,” says Raj Echambadi. “Illinois Tech has the requisite capabilities—intellectual, cultural, and social capital—and the...
An experiment casting a net for catching a much-speculated-upon fourth type of neutrino has come up empty, according to new research from Illinois Institute of Technology Associate Professor of...
CHICAGO—Stephen Keogh, an Aon executive, has been elected to the Illinois Institute of Technology Board of Trustees. “Illinois Tech’s goals to educate the next generation of problem-solving and...
Two Illinois Institute of Technology engineering students were selected for the 2021 ComEd Scholars class, which covers tuition expenses not already covered by financial aid as well as additional...
Illinois Institute of Technology’s National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) student chapter was announced as the winner of the 2021 Outstanding Chapter of the Year award at the NECA national...
Given that Metropolis once dubbed Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture adjunct faculty member Carol Ross Barney “ Chicago’s New Daniel Burnham,” perhaps it’s no surprise that her...
