Armour College of Engineering alumnus, Manu Vora (M.S. CHE '70, Ph.D. '75), was recently awarded the 2015 Ishikawa Medal by the American Society for Quality (ASQ). He received the award for his...
Humanities Prof. Carly Kocurek produced a video titled, "Gamers vs Tropes vs Women in Video Games," which was published in the Journal of Digital and Media Literacy in December 2014. The video...
IIT Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan received a few substantial grants to continue his work to bridge the health disparities gap for minority and disadvantaged populations by...
New chair of the Lewis College Department of Social Sciences, Jonathan Rosenberg, was interviewed by the Chinese weekly magazine, Sanlian Lifeweek, on the recently announced normalization of...
Did you know it was common to talk about monsters, freak events, and oddities in 17th- and 18th-century scientific journals? This course, being taught this spring by Visiting Assistant Professor of...
Did you know that in the seventeenth century, it was a good thing to smell like the anal glands of a deer? This history course will tell you why. Being taught this spring by Visiting Assistant...
The final projects of students in a 200-level Humanities topics course, called "The City: A Human Endeavor," were put on display in Siegel Hall following the end of the Fall 2014 semester. The...
Armour College of Engineering Dean Natacha DePaola, Chicago’s only female engineering dean, is interviewed by Chicago Sun-Time’s reporter Sandra Guy and discusses the importance of supporting women in...
IIT Armour College of Engineering Alumnus and Professor Emeritus John Dygdon passed away late last week at the age of 86. In 1950, Dygdon received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering...
Natalia Litchinitser (Ph.D. EE ‘97) was recently named a fellow of the American Physical Society (APS). The prestigious honor is limited to no more that one half of one percent of the APS membership...
