We’ll never get tired of seeing Mies Campus in its autumn colors 🍂✨

Illinois Tech’s "You, Elevated" campaign is IRL across Chicago: on CTA buses, in train stations, and beyond. Spot us on your commute? Snap a pic and tag us—we’d love to see where you’ve found You, Elevated.

Thank you to all the employers and students who made our Career Fair a success! Here’s a glimpse of the day.

Illinois Tech’s new 1.2-acre prairie is now underway between Hermann Hall and Galvin Library. This living landscape will support biodiversity, research, and community connection—right in the heart of Chicago. 🌾 https://bit.ly/42Jw41e

The first day of fall has arrived at Illinois Tech! 🍂 We’re looking forward to the cooler air, vibrant foliage, and the new ideas and opportunities this season will inspire across our campus community. Here’s to a season of growth and possibility.

A small group of local high school students were invited to Illinois Tech’s Mies Campus this summer to learn about the tradition and how to conceptualize public art through the process. www.iit.edu/news/more-mu...

Welcome Week was just the beginning! From campus tours to community celebrations, we’re so glad you joined us for an unforgettable start to the semester. Check out the full photo album and relive the moments: https://flic.kr/s/aHBqjCra8D

You did it, Scarlet Hawks! Congratulations once again to the Class of 2024-2025. #IllinoisTechGrad

🎓 Just one month until Illinois Tech’s 156th Commencement! 📍 May 17, 2025 | Credit Union 1 Arena, Chicago www.iit.edu/commencement

🎙️ Tuning in to something special! 🎶 Illinois Tech’s WIIT 88.9 FM has been named one of the Best College Radio Stations in the country by Princeton Review 2025—a first-time honor for us! Listen live at: radio.iit.edu www.radiosurvivor.com/2025/03/2025...

Have you spotted You, Elevated around Chicago? 🚇🚌 From train platforms to buses, Illinois Tech is on the move! youelevated.iit.edu

Is AI redefining expertise? 🤖 As data-driven insights surpass human intuition, how do we stay creative and adaptable? College of Computing Dean Lance Fortnow explores this shift in his TEDx Talk.