Illinois Tech In the News Archive

A ZDNet article reporting on the growing need for analytics experts notes that IIT College of Science and Letters now offers a Master of Data Science degree program to provide the skills for this growing profession.

June 10, 2013
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The Evening Standard reports on the upcoming Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat international conference in London, “Height and Heritage.”

June 10, 2013
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Social Sciences Chair Christena Nippert-Eng talked privacy with WBEZ’s Morning Edition following the Supreme Court decision allowing DNA cheek swabs by law enforcement without a warrant.

June 10, 2013
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A study by IIT College of Psychology Center on Adherence and Self-Determination Program Director Kirstin Kosyluk was published in the May issue of the American Journal of Public Health(AJPH), devoted entirely to the problem of mental illness stigma, Psychiatric News reports.

June 5, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Center for Empirical Studies of Intellectual Property David Schwartz spoke with the Chicago Tribune about the complexity of the patent system following policy proposals meant to curb the activity of “patent trolls” presented by President Obama this week.

June 5, 2013
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IIT President John Anderson and Illinois Science & Technology Coalition president and CEO Mark Harris wrote an op-ed for the Chicago Sun-Times arguing that immigration reform is needed for Illinois to keep STEM-focused talent and encourage entrepreneurship.

May 28, 2013
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CAEE Professor and Chair Gongkang Fu talked with NBC 5 News about aging bridge infrastructure following the collapse of a Washington state freeway bridge last week.

May 28, 2013
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TribLocal Orland Park and Homer Glen reports that Lemont High School senior Tommy Gasienica will join the IIT men’s soccer team in the fall.

May 24, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor Carolyn Shapiro talked with WLS-AM about IRS exempt organizations office director Lois Lerner’s testimony before Congress and her invocation of the 5th amendment in refusing to answer specific questions.

May 24, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct Nancy Hablutzel talked with the Chicago Sun-Times about lawsuits filed by the Chicago Teachers Union to prevent the closing of some Chicago public schools this fall.

May 16, 2013
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

A ZDNet article reporting on the growing need for analytics experts notes that IIT College of Science and Letters now offers a Master of Data Science degree program to provide the skills for this growing profession.

The Evening Standard reports on the upcoming Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat international conference in London, “Height and Heritage.”

A study by IIT College of Psychology Center on Adherence and Self-Determination Program Director Kirstin Kosyluk was published in the May issue of the American Journal of Public Health(AJPH), devoted entirely to the problem of mental illness stigma, Psychiatric News reports.

IIT President John Anderson and Illinois Science & Technology Coalition president and CEO Mark Harris wrote an op-ed for the Chicago Sun-Times arguing that immigration reform is needed for Illinois to keep STEM-focused talent and encourage entrepreneurship.

CAEE Professor and Chair Gongkang Fu talked with NBC 5 News about aging bridge infrastructure following the collapse of a Washington state freeway bridge last week.

TribLocal Orland Park and Homer Glen reports that Lemont High School senior Tommy Gasienica will join the IIT men’s soccer team in the fall.

IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor Carolyn Shapiro talked with WLS-AM about IRS exempt organizations office director Lois Lerner’s testimony before Congress and her invocation of the 5th amendment in refusing to answer specific questions.

IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct Nancy Hablutzel talked with the Chicago Sun-Times about lawsuits filed by the Chicago Teachers Union to prevent the closing of some Chicago public schools this fall.

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