Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Kreis speaks to NBC News about the Justice Department’s arguments in an employment discrimination case.

October 17, 2017
Anthony Kreis says the Department of Justice failed to raise any arguments against an expansive understanding of sex discrimination that had not been already addressed in the Kimberly Hively decision.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Henry H. Perritt Jr. spoke to HowStuffWorks about the possibility of drones replacing news helicopters.

October 12, 2017
"Drones have the potential to supplant news helicopters to some degree and to provide aerial coverage for stations that cannot afford helicopters," Henry H. Perritt Jr. explained.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Martin Malin explained how unions could adapt if the U.S. Supreme Court allows non-members to get union protections in the Chicago Tribune.

October 12, 2017
The United States Supreme Court will hear arguments in Janus v. AFSCME later this term.
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Illinois Tech alum Claudette Soto and her mentorship program VAMOS were featured in the Chicago’s Very Own segment on WGN News.

October 10, 2017
Claudette Soto was just 21 when she created opportunities for young men and women in Gage Park, and more than 15 years later she`s still going.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro writes op-ed for The Hill on the consequences of partisan gerrymandering.

October 10, 2017
"Taken to an extreme, partisan gerrymandering can lead to state legislatures and congressional delegations that are deeply unrepresentative of the political views of the people of a state," writes Carolyn Shapiro.
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Lewis College of Human Sciences Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan quoted in a blog post about opening up to others about your mental health.

October 10, 2017
The blog is part of a cross-collaboration between the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), the nation’s largest grassroots mental health organization dedicated to building better lives for the millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
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School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek explains how to protect yourself from credit card fraud for Yahoo! Finance.

October 5, 2017
Jeremy Hajek says smart phone wireless payment systems are much more secure than credit cards because these transactions require a personal identification number before approval.
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Illinois Tech Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan is interviewed on WBEZ’s Morning Shift about how to talk about mental health in the wake of mass shootings.

October 5, 2017
Patrick Corrigan discussed whether the conversations around mental health after mass shootings in the U.S. further stigmatize people with mental illness or help bring national attention to an often-ignored topic.
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Armour College of Engineering Robert A. Pritzker Professor of Biomedical Engineering John Georgiadis was quoted in Mother Jones where he discussed the efficacy of paper masks against tear gas and pepper spray.

October 3, 2017
John Georgiadis said teargas and pepper spray molecules can pass easily through the pores in paper and onto the skin and other bodily membranes, where they destroy the top layer of cells.
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School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek discussed Sonic’s data breach with Newsweek.

October 3, 2017
A recent data breach at drive-in food chain Sonic jeopardized the security of credit cards from up to five million customers.
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Kreis speaks to NBC News about the Justice Department’s arguments in an employment discrimination case.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Henry H. Perritt Jr. spoke to HowStuffWorks about the possibility of drones replacing news helicopters.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Martin Malin explained how unions could adapt if the U.S. Supreme Court allows non-members to get union protections in the Chicago Tribune.

Illinois Tech alum Claudette Soto and her mentorship program VAMOS were featured in the Chicago’s Very Own segment on WGN News.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro writes op-ed for The Hill on the consequences of partisan gerrymandering.

Lewis College of Human Sciences Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan quoted in a blog post about opening up to others about your mental health.

School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek explains how to protect yourself from credit card fraud for Yahoo! Finance.

Illinois Tech Distinguished Professor of Psychology Patrick Corrigan is interviewed on WBEZ’s Morning Shift about how to talk about mental health in the wake of mass shootings.

Armour College of Engineering Robert A. Pritzker Professor of Biomedical Engineering John Georgiadis was quoted in Mother Jones where he discussed the efficacy of paper masks against tear gas and pepper spray.

School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek discussed Sonic’s data breach with Newsweek.

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