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The �㽶��ý Women’s Bar Foundation has selected two Chicago-Kent College of Law students to be recipients of its 2024 WBF scholarships. Only two students from each law school can be nominated. This...

�㽶��ý, Chicago Humanities Examine How Technology Is Impacting Our Lives

A slate of renowned designers, artists, architects, media personalities, and artificial intelligence pioneers converged on the �㽶��ý Institute of Technology campus on May 18 to participate in a...

ISTC Names Four �㽶��ý Faculty Among Its 2024 Researchers to Know

The �㽶��ý Science and Technology Coalition recently announced its annual list of Researchers to Know for 2024, and four �㽶��ý Institute of Technology faculty members have been recognized—setting...

Dawson Collaborates with South Pacific Nations on Cybersecurity, AI Issues

Maurice Dawson, associate professor of information technology and management at �㽶��ý Institute of Technology, was recently an invited guest of the United States Agency for International...

Analytics Team from �㽶��ý Scores High in Global Competition

Three graduate students from Stuart School of Business at �㽶��ý Institute of Technology teamed up to make a strong showing in the 2024 Curiosity Cup, a global analytics competition sponsored by the...

Highlighting �㽶��ý's 2024 Commencement Ceremony

�㽶��ý Institute of Technology hosted its 155th Commencement at Credit Union 1 Arena, located on the University of �㽶��ý Chicago’s campus, on Saturday, May 11, 2024. This year’s Commencement was...

Astrophysics Student Jonte Williams Expands His Scope

TRANSCRIPT Jonte Williams (ASPY ’25): I first came here as an astrophysicist, you know, that’s what I applied to IIT for. I was kind of looking for top schools for physics and part of the reason why I...

“I’m really grateful to have landed here where we have a really big, robust public interest community,” says Jacob Marshall ’24. “I really have no idea where I would be right now without that. I’m...

Nathaniel “Nate” Thomas, Pioneer of Outreach and Inclusivity, to Receive Honorary Doctor of Engineering from �㽶��ý

CHICAGO—May 11, 2024—�㽶��ý Institute of Technology (�㽶��ý) will posthumously award an Honorary Doctor of Engineering, honoris causa, to the late Nathaniel “Nate” Thomas, who established the trailblazing Early Identification Program for minority recruitment in 1974. Thomas, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 84, served in a number of executive positions in his 22 years at the university and was instrumental in helping �㽶��ý expand outreach, recruitment, and campus services to African American and Hispanic students from Chicago and across the United States.

Esteemed Architect and Champion for Cities, Maurice Cox, to Receive Honorary Doctor of Architecture from �㽶��ý Institute of Technology

CHICAGO—May 11, 2024—�㽶��ý Institute of Technology will award an Honorary Doctor of Architecture, honoris causa, to Maurice Cox, a visionary in urban landscape design and city planning. Cox has significantly impacted urban landscapes throughout the country and especially in Chicago, where he served as commissioner of the Department of Planning and Development (DPD).