Illinois Tech In the News Archive

The Chicago Tribune article, “Finding potential in vacant city lots,” talks about one such effort by IIT architecture students who, under Adjunct Assistant Professor Monica Chadha, “created a set of portable, lightweight furniture pieces that were assembled for a neighborhood event that brought together the people who live in the area with those who hang out there.”

October 1, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talks with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about the use of social network activity as evidence in criminal cases in a story about jail deputy arrested for perjury for allegedly lying about contact with former prisoners.

October 1, 2012
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A Huffington Post article looking at the history and members of the rock band Styx notes that guitarist James Young holds a degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering from IIT.

October 1, 2012
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Forbes continued to report on the Great Lakes Symposium on Smart Grid at IIT this week, focusing on a panel discussion of the future of nuclear power.

September 28, 2012
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Social Sciences Chair and author of “Islands of Privacy: Selective Concealment and Disclosure in Everyday Life” Christena Nippert-Eng discussed privacy and information sharing at lecture at Dartmouth College on September 26, The Dartmouth reports.

September 27, 2012
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ArchitectureChicago PLUS blog profiles Architecture Associate Professor George Schipporeit’s sculptural IBM Self-Park in River North.

September 27, 2012
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A judge ruled that a Hinsdale District 86 School Board member will not be required to pay legal costs in her efforts to reopen a case seeking access to student records, The Doings Clarendon Hills reports. The plaintiff is represented by IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law’s Center for Open Government.

September 26, 2012
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Forbes reports on a panel discussion about the implications of the introduction of car charging stations to the grid and how smart grid technology can help, at the Great Lakes Symposium on Smart Grid, being held at IIT this week.

September 26, 2012
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Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced that IIT signed a memorandum of understanding with the Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education to promote educational, scientific and technological activity during a visit to the South American country this week.

September 26, 2012
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An effort to provide scholarships and fellowships to Syrian academics, including up to 50 scholarships at IIT, was announced by the Institute of International Education at the Clinton Global Initiative’s annual meeting this week, Inside Higher Ed reports, speaking with Megan Mozina, IIT’s assistant director of international outreach and engagement.

September 26, 2012
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talks with the South Florida Sun-Sentinel about the use of social network activity as evidence in criminal cases in a story about jail deputy arrested for perjury for allegedly lying about contact with former prisoners.

A Huffington Post article looking at the history and members of the rock band Styx notes that guitarist James Young holds a degree in mechanical and aerospace engineering from IIT.

Forbes continued to report on the Great Lakes Symposium on Smart Grid at IIT this week, focusing on a panel discussion of the future of nuclear power.

ArchitectureChicago PLUS blog profiles Architecture Associate Professor George Schipporeit’s sculptural IBM Self-Park in River North.

A judge ruled that a Hinsdale District 86 School Board member will not be required to pay legal costs in her efforts to reopen a case seeking access to student records, The Doings Clarendon Hills reports. The plaintiff is represented by IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law’s Center for Open Government.

Forbes reports on a panel discussion about the implications of the introduction of car charging stations to the grid and how smart grid technology can help, at the Great Lakes Symposium on Smart Grid, being held at IIT this week.

Illinois Governor Pat Quinn announced that IIT signed a memorandum of understanding with the Brazilian Federal Agency for Support and Evaluation of Graduate Education to promote educational, scientific and technological activity during a visit to the South American country this week.

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