A review of the new "Call of Cthulhu" game by Cyanide Studio and Focus Home Interactive, set in H.P. Lovecraft's Cthulhu mythos as you investigate the death of the Hawkins family on the island of Darkwater, Massachusetts.

Illinois Tech’s Association for Computing Machinery – Women (ACM-W) will be hosting their next general body meeting on Tuesday, November 6, 2018, in Perlstein Hall room 109, 12:40-1:40 p.m.

Has it always been so widely accepted that all people have the right to pursue one's passions and dreams? There used to be a time where such accepted ideas and concepts were more in the realm of myth and fantasy than in fact and reality. A society built upon technological advancements, economic stability, and social order has permitted a species to do something that no other organism on this planet has ever been able to do: live beyond just basic survival. 

A look into the hype of Toby Fox's release of his Deltarune demo, and the final Smash Direct the very next day.

The world's oceans have absorbed 60 percent more heat than previously thought over the last quarter of a century, scientists said on Thursday, leaving Earth more sensitive still to the effects of climate change.

The United States 2018 Elections are upon us and election night is to occur on the night of the publication of this article.

Sunday, November 4 sees the end of Daylight Savings Time (DST). This means that all clocks in the U.S. will adjust one hour backwards, returning to standard time after advancing forward one hour in the previous spring. The rationale behind DST is that ­in areas of the world both north and south of the tropics, daylight lasts longer in the summer and shorter in the winter (becoming more pronounced the further an area is from the tropics).

The second part of the series "Boy in the New Country" briefly describes the experience of witnessing the campus and struggles to find the dorm and getting connected to the WiFi.

With the new dining service contract between Illinois Tech and Chartwells, there came a temporary lapse in the meeting schedule of the Food Advisory Board (FAB). However, after a period of logistical sorting and deliberation, the FAB has officially resumed its regular biweekly meeting schedule to serve the purpose of relaying concerns and suggestions for on-campus dining to the staff members and administrators that can translate them into actionable changes.

First-year architectural engineering student Jackson Lapp has hit the ground running with his involvements on-campus as an elected senator representing the Armour College of Engineering in Student Government Association (SGA) as well as a DJ on WIIT, Illinois Tech’s student-run radio station. It seemed only logical for him to combine these two pursuits into one: thus, he created his current show on the station - “BLANK Time” Sundays from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m.