The Illinois Institute of Technology used to have a College of Science! That college's Department of Applied Mathematics webpage had a subpage that introduced LaTeX. Well, here it is again, updated with some revisions.

On day two, attendees gathered for breakfast, followed by three invited lectures, a panel session on the future of computation and math, and an experience of the Chicago Symphony's performance of Elijah.

On day one, attendees chose between touring Argonne or Fermilab. After getting to meet some of the researchers their and explore the labs, they united on-campus for dinner, afterward heading to the Bog for bowling.

In a film released before Neil Armstrong landed on the moon, director Stanley Kubrick tells the story of humanity finding a mysterious object buried beneath the lunar surface and setting off to find its origins with the help of HAL 9000, the world’s most advanced super computer.

As part of our mentorship program, we host a semesterly event known as the Peer Mentoring Session, inviting all students of the university interested in guidance related to mathematics to join us for one lunch period to meet others and our student mentors.