On Friday, February 22 at 2:00 a.m., I woke up to get ready for my flight to Boston, Massachusetts. With a group of seven other members of the Association for Computing Machinery – Women (ACM-W), I would soon be attending the Women Engineers Code (WeCode) conference at Harvard University.

Many local Chicago Public Schools do not have the funding to provide their students with instrumental music education. One City, a program hosted by VanderCook College of Music, aims to fill in those gaps.

Well what if I told you that not only can you share your problem and potential solution with an
audience that will listen, but you could also receive many benefits from it? Intinium is a new
organization that is challenging students to get involved outside the classroom.

What kind of world would you want to create? Close your eyes. Whatever the idea, Uncommon Hacks gave the opportunity to create one.

The Career Fair for the spring semester is around the corner,so here are some useful insights which will help you prepare for it.

The Chem-E Car is a group organization made up of students at Illinois Tech and supported by the American Institute of Chemical Engineering (AICHE) whose project is to build a car that is powered by a chemical reaction.

As part of a joint collaboration between the Illinois Tech Residence Hall Association (RHA) and Student Government Association (SGA), the Food Advisory Board (FAB) exists as an official advocacy platform through which Illinois Tech students can communicate any complaints, issues, or suggestions regarding all dining options available on campus.

A lot has been changed in India as it celebrates its 70th Republic Day.

A contingent of “essential” departments remained open throughout the weather-related closure to ensure that the campus and its residents remained safe throughout the polar vortex. This article looks to thank these staff members for the efforts they went through, braving this lethal weather to come to this campus and perform their duties in some of the most adverse conditions in years for the safety and wellbeing of its students.

Among a myriad of other conditions ranging from inconvenient to life-threatening, the afternoon of Thursday, January 31 also saw a very unfortunate event transpire at the west entrance of the MTCC: the inclement cold weather resulted in a sprinkler system pipe in the building to freeze and then burst, resulting in a massive downpour of sprinkler water in the west entrance doorway of the building.