MakerGirl is a student-run organization that hopes to inspire young girls to enter STEM-related fields. This summer, the organization will take 3-D printers on wheels and travel to rural communities in hopes to continue this inspiration.
By Ethan Simmons, Senior Reporter
• December 12, 2019
Manu Edakara is the associate director of Entrepreneurial Communities for the Gies College of Business and leader of its iVenture Accelerator, a resource...
Certain patterns regarding women in STEM fields sparked interest in research assistant professor Sara Clifton from the Department of Mathematics.
“The...
While traversing the country from California to Vermont in a trailer loaded with 3D printers and laptops, Kendall Furbee, junior in Engineering, and Premika...
MakerGirl, a University-based nonprofit, is taking steps to educate 10,000 girls in the next five years.
MakerGirl was founded in 2014 by Elizabeth Engele...
Glass-paneled walls, connectable screens and movable furniture are premiering in renovated classrooms at the Armory this semester.
The Center for Innovation...
TEDxUIUC, a local chapter of the national conference, hosted its first salon, a scaled-down event in the Illini Union. Organizers hosted the Dec. 1 salon...
This year, the University introduced the Entrepreneurship at Illinois iVenture Accelerator, an opportunity for 36 students in 13 groups to work on their own startup companies.
