Living Your Values as an Engineer
Before making his way to Illinois Institute of Technology to study engineering, Jonathan Ellison (CE ’24) had an entirely different career. He spent the early 2000s getting an Associate of Arts degree...
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Five years ago Juliana Cardozo Chamorro (M.L.A.+U ’24) came to the United States on a journey to continue pursuing a future in architecture that she had yet to discover. Cardozo grew up in Bogotá...
Breaking Boundaries in Powder-Based Additive Manufacturing Technology Earns CAREER Grant
Amir Mostafaei, assistant professor of mechanical, materials, and aerospace engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology, has earned a five-year, $600,000 CAREER grant from the National Science...
Rethinking the High-Rise “Pro Forma”
Commercial office. Multi-family residential housing. Architects have been incorporating these ubiquitous uses into high-rises for decades. But this year—with the intensely integrated input of a...
Rising Demand: Number of Undergraduate Applicants Doubles in Just Three Years as Illinois Tech Continues to See Surge of Interest
Even after a surge in student enrollment at Illinois Institute of Technology in fall 2023, culminating in the highest enrollment in more than 30 years, the university—armed with a slate of new...
2024 MMAE Student Research Poster Competition and Departmental Awards
The Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology held its annual MMAE Student Research Poster Competition and departmental awards ceremony on...
The Multigenerational Workforce Is Here to Stay, for the Better
With more people living longer—and in better health—than in the past and working beyond the traditional retirement age, the multigenerational workforce appears to be here to stay. The United States...
Illinois Tech’s Liad Wagman Wins International Antitrust Writing Award
Liad Wagman, the John and Mae Calamos Dean Endowed Chair at Illinois Institute of Technology’s Stuart School of Business, has been named winner of the Best Antitrust Academic Article, General...
For Students in IIT’s Master of Tall Buildings and Vertical Urbanism Program, the Sky’s the Limit
CHICAGO—April 18, 2024—In a rapidly urbanizing world, where 70 percent of the global population is projected to live in cities by 2050, Illinois Institute of Technology (IIT) and the Council on Tall...
Building Beyond Sustainability
Many architects talk of incorporating sustainability in their projects. But what if there’s little left to sustain? That’s a question posed to 22 students by Illinois Institute of Technology College...