Illinois Tech In the News Archive

News media around the world marked the 40th anniversary of the world’s first portable cellular phone call, placed by IIT Trustee Martin Cooper (EE ′50, M.S. ′57).

April 3, 2013
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A Nature article exploring new approaches to publishing academic scholarship cites IIT Associate Professor of Technical Communication Karl Stolley’s Push, a new web-based, open source academic journal focused on the research and applied theory of source-level digital writing.

April 3, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor Carolyn Shapiro discussed the US Supreme Court and the process by which the court chooses and decides cases with Viewpoints Radio.

April 2, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law William Birdthistle and co-author M. Todd Henderson discuss their new article, “Becoming the Fifth Branch,” on the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.

April 2, 2013
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The Southtown Star reports on local high schoolers academic accomplishments this year, including Lincoln-Way West High School student Alan Burggren’s second-place win at the Chicago Regional Bridgebuilding Contest at IIT.

April 2, 2013
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IIT Life Trustee Thomas E. Lanctot has joined the Vanguard Charitable Board of Trustees, Fort Mill Times reports.

April 2, 2013
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Contra Costa Times checks in with the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat at IIT for information about measuring tall buildings and speaks with the council’s Executive Director Antony Wood in an article about the development of the Transbay Transit Tower in San Francisco, which is expected to become the city’s tallest.

April 1, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Dean Harold Krent talked about the gay marriage debate and Supreme Court cases with WLS Radio’s John Kass and Lauren Cohn.

April 1, 2013
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s visit to IIT to meet with CPS students involved in the “Project Exploration” STEM program was covered by multiple media outlets.

March 29, 2013
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Nancy Marder wrote a USA Today column arguing against allowing video cameras during arguments before the Supreme Court, arguing this would “turn the focus from substance to quirks, gaffes and a search for viral video.”

March 28, 2013
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

News media around the world marked the 40th anniversary of the world’s first portable cellular phone call, placed by IIT Trustee Martin Cooper (EE ′50, M.S. ′57).

A Nature article exploring new approaches to publishing academic scholarship cites IIT Associate Professor of Technical Communication Karl Stolley’s Push, a new web-based, open source academic journal focused on the research and applied theory of source-level digital writing.

IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor Carolyn Shapiro discussed the US Supreme Court and the process by which the court chooses and decides cases with Viewpoints Radio.

IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law William Birdthistle and co-author M. Todd Henderson discuss their new article, “Becoming the Fifth Branch,” on the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance and Financial Regulation.

The Southtown Star reports on local high schoolers academic accomplishments this year, including Lincoln-Way West High School student Alan Burggren’s second-place win at the Chicago Regional Bridgebuilding Contest at IIT.

IIT Life Trustee Thomas E. Lanctot has joined the Vanguard Charitable Board of Trustees, Fort Mill Times reports.

IIT Chicago-Kent Dean Harold Krent talked about the gay marriage debate and Supreme Court cases with WLS Radio’s John Kass and Lauren Cohn.

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg’s visit to IIT to meet with CPS students involved in the “Project Exploration” STEM program was covered by multiple media outlets.

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law Nancy Marder wrote a USA Today column arguing against allowing video cameras during arguments before the Supreme Court, arguing this would “turn the focus from substance to quirks, gaffes and a search for viral video.”

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