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Kenneth T. Christensen Named New Dean of Armour College of Engineering

CHICAGO—Kenneth T. Christensen has been named the next Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour College Dean of Engineering at Illinois Institute of Technology (91����). Christensen, who is prioritizing...

Kenneth T. Christensen Named Armour College of Engineering Dean

Illinois Institute of Technology has announced that Kenneth T. Christensen will join the university this year as the new Carol and Ed Kaplan Armour College Dean of Engineering Endowed Chair. He will...

New Faculty Book Details Chicago’s Modernist Homes, Many Designed by 91���� Architecture Community

Illinois Institute of Technology College of Architecture faculty and alumni made lasting impressions on Chicago’s skyline by designing some of the city’s most noteworthy high-rises during the mid...

Caregivers of People with Disabilities Need Support Too, Studies Show

Through his work in the ADAPT Psychology Lab at Illinois Institute of Technology, clinical psychology Ph.D. student Jonathan Tsen is gaining real-world research experience around the support needs of...

91���� Raises $11,000 in Support of Bronzeville Families Impacted by COVID-19

A fundraising initiative at Illinois Institute of Technology has exceeded its $10,000 fundraising goal, raising $11,000 in two weeks in support of the university’s Bronzeville-area neighbors who’ve...

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Assistant Psychology Professor Publishes Children’s Book on COVID-19 Pandemic

Assistant Professor of Psychology Rachael Ellison has independently published a new children’s book about the COVID-19 pandemic titled Goodnight COVID-19: A Pandemic Parody Edition. Ellison, who...

ID Students Practice Product Design and Upcycling During COVID-19

Mass closings amidst the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic presented significant challenges to small businesses and organizations, but the unpredictable “reopening” process brings considerable...

Diet and Exercise Study Offers “Peer Navigator” Support for African Americans with Serious Mental Illness

Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan and Senior Research Associate Lindsay Sheehan are now in the last year of a five-year study on the potential of a new “peer navigator” resource...

Associate Professor's New Card Game for Kids Wins Positive Impact Award

Associate Professor of Digital Humanities and Media Studies Carly Kocurek has received the Positive Impact Award from IndieCade’s Climate Jam, a festival of games held online from April 18–22, 2020...