Academic calendar
Doctoral Session 7 runs Jul 6, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026. Calendar aliases that share a date range are grouped together, with every source term still shown.
- Doctoral Session 6
- Graduate 6-Week Session 8
- Graduate 8-Week Session 5
- Doctoral Session 7Relevant now
- Graduate 6-Week Session 1
- Fall 2026 Traditional Undergraduate
- Doctoral Session 1Graduate 8-Week Session 1
- Graduate 6-Week Session 2
- Graduate 6-Week Session 3
- Graduate 8-Week Session 2
- Doctoral Session 2
- Graduate 6-Week Session 4
- Spring 2027 Traditional Undergraduate
- Doctoral Session 3
- Graduate 8-Week Session 3
- Graduate 6-Week Session 5
- Graduate 6-Week Session 6
- Doctoral Session 4Graduate 8-Week Session 4
- Graduate 6-Week Session 7
- Doctoral Session 5
- Doctoral Session 6
- Graduate 6-Week Session 8
- Graduate 8-Week Session 5
- Doctoral Session 7
Campus language
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Showing 31 of 31 terms
A
- ACM
- Association for Computing Machinery student chapter.
- Andorfer
- The main dining hall located within Andorfer Commons.
- ASME
- American Society of Mechanical Engineers, a professional student organization for engineering majors.
B
- BEA
- Black Excellence Association, a student organization focused on empowering and educating the community about African American issues.
C
- CAB
- Campus Activities Board, the student group that plans events like movies and comedians.
- Central Grounds
- The campus coffee shop featuring local roasts and breakfast items.
E
- EK
- Evans-Kimmell Hall, a traditional-style residence hall.
G
- Go for IT
- The university's official tagline and call to action, often seen on banners and marketing.
I
- IEEE
- Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, a professional association for technology and engineering students.
K
- Kachmann
- Kachmann Cafe, a coffee and snack spot located in the Zollner Engineering Center.
- Kalbfleisch
- Kalbfleisch Hall, a residence hall often used for upperclassman housing.
M
- Max's
- Max's Bistro & Market, a casual dining and grab-and-go spot in Andorfer Commons.
- Maximus
- The name of the Indiana Tech Warrior mascot.
N
- NSBE
- National Society of Black Engineers, a prominent professional student chapter on campus.
O
- Oropeza
- Frank & Anne Oropeza Hall, a suite-style residence hall.
- OSE
- Office of Student Engagement, the department responsible for campus activities and student organizations.
P
- Pierson
- Pierson Center, a residence hall often housing upperclassmen.
S
- SEB
- Student Executive Board, the student leadership group that works with the Office of Student Engagement.
- SGA
- Student Government Association, the representative body for the student voice.
- SHRM
- Society for Human Resource Management, a student chapter for business and HR majors.
- SWE
- Society of Women Engineers, a professional organization for female engineering students.
T
- Tech
- The standard shorthand name used by students to refer to Indiana Institute of Technology.
- The Commons
- The main dining hall located within the Andorfer Commons building.
- The Dining Hall
- The primary buffet-style eatery for students on meal plans.
- The Fort
- A common nickname for Fort Wayne, the city surrounding the campus.
- The Tech
- A common shorthand name for Indiana Institute of Technology.
W
- Warrior
- The collective term for any student or athlete, derived from the school mascot.
- Warrior Row
- The collection of townhome-style residences (Rows A, B, and C) on the edge of campus.
- Warriors
- The official nickname for Indiana Tech students and athletic teams.
Y
- Y-R
- Yergens-Rogers Hall, a suite-style residence hall.
- YR
- Yergens-Rogers Hall, a residence hall typically housing upperclassmen.
Places and practicalities
Buildings, logistics, and other local references drawn from the approved campus snapshot.
- Abbott
- Abbott Center, which houses admissions, financial aid, and the business office.
- Andorfer
- Andorfer Commons, the central student union housing dining, the bookstore, and student services.
- Blackboard
- The Learning Management System (LMS) where professors post assignments and course materials.
- central_grounds
- Central Grounds
- CPS
- College of Professional Studies, the division of the university catering to online and adult learners.
- Cunningham
- Cunningham Business Center, where most business and accounting classes are held.
- dining_hall_andorfer_commons
- Dining Hall (Andorfer Commons)
- kachmann_cafe
- Kachmann Cafe
- max_s_bistro
- Max's Bistro
- McMillen
- McMillen Library, the central academic resource and study building.
- McMillen
- McMillen Library, the primary academic resource and study center.
- My.IndianaTech
- The web portal used by students to check grades, register for classes, and view financial aid.
- OneCard
- The official Indiana Tech student ID card used for building access, library services, and payments.
- Schaefer
- The Schaefer Center, the main gymnasium and venue for athletic events and graduation.
- Snyder
- Snyder Academic Center, the primary building for general education and humanities classes.
- Tech Treasures
- The official campus gift shop and bookstore located in Andorfer Commons.
- The WAC
- The Warrior Athletic Center, the main fitness and indoor athletic facility.
- The Wellness Center
- The campus facility providing health services and mental health counseling to students.
- Warrior Dollars
- Campus currency loaded onto the OneCard for use at dining and retail locations.
- Warrior ID
- The official student identification card used for building access, meal plans, and library services.
- Warrior Information Hub
- The central service desk in Andorfer Commons for general student questions and ID services.
- WIN
- Warrior Information Network, the online student portal for grades, schedules, and financial aid.
- Zollner
- Zollner Engineering Center, the primary hub for engineering and computer science classes.
Quick answers
Useful facts students can verify from the guide above.
- What academic term is relevant now?
- Doctoral Session 7 runs Jul 6, 2026 – Aug 16, 2026.
- How much campus context is included?
- 31 approved campus terms and 23 local details are included in full.
- Are all approved campus terms included?
- Yes. The complete approved glossary is available in the scrollable, searchable campus-language section.
- Where does this guide come from?
- Calendar dates, campus terms, and local details come from DormWay's approved campus reference library.