ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳’s academic and administrative departments host events that are open to the university community and/or the Chicago community at large. University faculty and staff who would like to submit an event for promotion should complete an . For a list of upcoming student events, visit the Office of Campus Life website.
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Nov
4
Mathematical Finance and Stochastic Seminar by Guillermo Alonso Alvaerz: Contracting a Crowd of Heterogeneous Agents
Speaker: Guillermo Alonso Alvaerz, postdoctoral assistant professor, University of Michigan) Title: Contracting a Crowd of Heterogeneous Agents Abstract: We study a principal-agent model involving a...
Nov
4
Study Away 101 Info Session (In Person)
Please join us for an informal info session reviewing study away information where you can get your questions answered about our study away programs, the application process, credit transfer...
Nov
4
Stochastic, Multiscale Modeling, and Computation Seminar by Jeremy Wu: Mean Field Limit for Congestion Dynamics in One Dimension
Speaker: Jeremy Wu, assistant professor of mathematics, University of Manitoba Title: Mean Field Limit for Congestion Dynamics in One Dimension Abstract: In this talk, I will present joint work with...
Nov
5
(Iterate) Hack-a-Job: Build AI that Gets You Hired Hackathon
Tired of throwing your resume into a black hole every time you apply for a job? In today’s job market, too many talented individuals struggle not because they lack drive or potential, but because the...
Nov
5
Midwest Mechanics Seminar: Laura De Lorenzis
The Department of Mechanical, Materials, and Aerospace Engineering presents the Midwest Mechanics Seminar Series featuring guest speaker Laura De Lorenzis, professor of computational mechanics at ETH...
Nov
6
Computational Math and Statistics Seminar by Nathan Kirk: Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods and Combinatorial Discrepancy
Speaker: Nathan Kirk, senior research associate of applied mathematics, ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ Title: Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods and Combinatorial Discrepancy Abstract: Quasi-Monte Carlo (QMC) methods offer...
Nov
6
Computer Science Seminar by Yuqian Zhang: Structured Local Solutions and Guaranteed Nonconvex Algorithms
Speaker: Yuqian Zhang, assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering, Rutgers University Title: Structured Local Solutions and Guaranteed Nonconvex Algorithms Abstract: In this talk, we...
Nov
6
Fall 2025 FDSN Seminar Series: Wei Qin
The Department of Food Science and Nutrition at ÐÓ°ÉÂÛ̳ presents its fall 2025 seminar series featuring guest speaker Wei Qin, head of global consumer insights at Ingredion, who will present...
Nov
6
Study Away 101 Info Session (Virtual)
Please join us for an informal virtual info session reviewing study away information where you can get your questions answered about our study away programs, the application process, credit transfer...
Nov
7
A Research Agenda: The Investor Learning Problems in Macro-Finance Big Data
Stuart School of Business research presentation by: Assistant Professor of Finance Kingway Chun-Wei Lin