Bronzeville History Showcased in Student Projects
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...
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VIP Career Camps in December for graduating seniors
Congratulations on completing your degree at Illinois Institute of Technology! You are now part of an elite and special community of IIT Alumni, of which you should be proud! The services offered by...
Interpreting Experience through Creative Nonfiction Writing
IIT Student Erin Minh (right) listens as Creative Nonfiction Instructor Chris Girman (left) speaks to students about a new writing assignment during their Tuesday course in Siegel Hall. Erin Minh is...
IIT Ethics Bowl Competes in the Upper Midwest Regional Competition
On Saturday, November 15, the IIT Ethics Bowl Team participated in the Upper Midwest Regional Ethics Bowl Competition at Harper College in Palatine, Ill. The team went head-to-head with some of the...
Meritocracy, Democracy, Technocracy: Understandings of Identity in American STEM Education
On Dec. 3, 2014, Armour College of Engineering's Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering Department will jointly hold a seminar with the Humanities, Psychology, and Social Sciences...
New services available at Galvin P. Library
Announcing the Exploration Space at Galvin Library! The Exploration Space at Galvin Library is officially open and has been operational for a few weeks now. The space is located on the lower level...
Humanities Department seeks Chair
Chair, Department of Humanities Illinois Institute of Technology invites applications from an internal candidate for the position of Chair of the Department of Humanities in IIT’s College of Human...
Arkansas Times interviews IIT Humanities Prof. Carly Kocurek about "Choice:Texas"
On Friday, August 8, 2014, the Arkansas Times website published an interview with IIT Humanities Prof. Carly Kocurek and co-developer Allyson Whipple about the creation of their new video game,...
Humanities Prof. Hicks spoke to San Francisco Chronicle about women in tech
Orchestras used to be boys clubs - women generally only played "feminine" instruments like the harp. A shift occurred when orchestra directors started holding blind auditions. By 2003, more than one...