In a recent study, Associate Professor of Social Science Yuri Mansury found that females who headed households in South Korea, on average, earned 30 percent less income than their male counterparts...
Arryn Guy, a Ph.D. in psychology (clinical psychology) candidate at Lewis College of Human Sciences, was invited to serve on the board of editors of the international journal AIDS and Behavior.
Alissa Haedt-Matt, assistant professor of psychology, and Ph.D. in psychology (clinical psychology) candidate Hayley Perelman received a research grant from the Association for Applied Sports...
The Ed Kaplan Family Institute for Innovation and Tech Entrepreneurship hosted the first in a series of speaker events on Tuesday, April 23, in the facility’s Tellabs Innovation Alley. “Designed to...
Technology-enhanced learning with a focus on multi-stakeholder recommender systems is a novel direction in education research today. A multi-stakeholder recommender system attempts to satisfy the...
Nestled just west of the Skokie Lagoons, the North Shore village of Winnetka, Illinois, exists in one of the most flood-prone areas in the greater Chicago area. Resting in that former swamp is a plot...
We are introduced to the simple shape of a basic circle as children. However, determining who can come closest to drawing a perfect circle proved far from child’s play for a group of students in...
The Applied Mathematics Department hosted its 12th annual Menger Day celebration April 1. This year's guest lecturer was Xiao-Li Meng, Whipple V. N. Jones Professor of Statistics at Harvard University...
Clinical Assistant Professor Joanne Howard is the recipient of the Stuart School of Business Excellence in Teaching Award for 2019. In presenting the award, Stuart’s Dean John Bilson lauded Howard’s...
Finding the motivation to go out for a run can be challenging, but an app developed by an Illinois Institute of Technology alumnus might spark the inspiration to tie on the running shoes. Matthew...
