Pie! Very tasty! A little too buttery...

Elijah was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois and will be graduating with a Bachelor's degree in Information Technology and Management, a Master’s degree in Cyber Forensics and Security, and a minor in Business in May 2021.

The roller coaster started when I joined Delhi Technological University in Delhi, India for my undergrad. I was just like any other regular student who was simply enjoying his embryonic college life with fresher’s eve and cultural fest. I remember it was only in my second year, when I began to think about what I wanted to do seriously in my life.

"Go Pack Go!" - Layton Pezold

Prism is excited to announce that Tan France, most notably known for his role in Netflix’s “Queer Eye” as a fashion icon and expert, is coming to Illinois Tech on Friday, November 1st! France will be doing a moderated question and answer in addition to judging a Halloween costume contest. The event starts at 7 p.m. in Hermann Hall Auditorium and will be free for all Illinois Tech students, although they must reserve a free ticket in advance. Faculty, staff, alumni, and guests of Illinois Tech students can attend at a cost of $10 per ticket. Tickets are available through the Illinois Tech ticketing website (bit.ly/taniit) and you can reserve yours right now! 

While going about in our busy lives as students or workers, many a time we forget how to be human. We are so busy chasing the things we don’t have, that we forget to be thankful for what we already possess. In my case, being an anime watcher made me realize the importance of a lot of things that I once used to take for granted.  Unfortunately, a lot of us take being alive and healthy for granted. Now imagine being born in a world filled with man-eating ghouls or 50 ft. tall titans who would devour you in the blink of an eye. At that point your daily struggles are probably not finishing your college assignments or the insignificant argument you had with your parents or your friend, it comes down to basic survival itself.

So here we are, inside the workplace, and what do we see? The first thing we see is a dog that belonged to the owner of the company.

On September 28th 2019, the student organisation, Association of Computing Machinery For Women (ACM-W), hosted the JAVA workshop from 11:00 am – 1:30 pm. This workshop was designed to help students in understanding the different concepts of the programming language JAVA which is the base language that most CS majors have to start their coding careers with here at Illinois Tech.

The past weekend, October 3rd to October 5th, me and a bunch of 11 other girls, all fellow members of the Association of Computing Machinery for Women (ACM-W), were honoured to attend the Women of Color Conference, in Detroit, Michigan at the Cobo Centre.

"We have forgotten to evolve for the betterment of this nature and ourselves."