All Entries by Carlos Sadovi
August 30, 2021
DuSable Scholars Program aims to increase number of students of color in STEMThe program is named after Jean-Baptiste Pointe DuSable, a Haitian-born Black trader recognized as Chicago’s founder
August 26, 2021
‘Young, Gifted, and Black’: Nationally traveling exhibition reopens UIC’s Gallery 400The exhibition runs from Sept. 2 through Dec. 11 with multiple events featuring ‘Young, Gifted, and Black’ artists
August 18, 2021
Move-in Day begins with tears, joy and dreams amidst pandemic protocolsStudents move into campus residence halls during four move-in days
July 28, 2021
Announcing the Hartshorne and Plunkard Fellowship in ArchitectureHPA, an architecture, planning and interior design firm was founded in 1987 by UIC alums.
July 27, 2021
UIC websites offer early science and math resources for teachers of young childrenAfter the success of the Early Math Counts site, a similar resource focusing on science, Early Science Matters was created.
July 20, 2021
Archives of pioneering neuropsychiatrist available for review at UICThe papers focus on the professor from his experience in WWI through the creation and growth of Recovery International.
July 8, 2021
Couple endows chair to honor nursing careerGift establishes the Kathleen M. Irwin Endowed Chair Professorship in Outstanding Nursing Practice
June 23, 2021
UIC’s ‘Hummingbird’ play a union between design, engineering and theater in virtual realityImmersive play in UIC’s Electronic Visualization Lab shows how ‘technology can really tell a story’
June 22, 2021
College of Education Ph.D student named Presidential Award finalist for science teachingThe Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching is the nation’s highest honor for STEM teachers.
June 14, 2021
Center for Literacy’s grad student-run journal debutsLiteracies Across the Lifespan is a peer-reviewed journal run by graduate students at UIC’s Center for Literacy