Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Chair Timothy Johnson discusses the growing popularity of high-priced residential skyscrapers in major cities around the world with the Wall Street Journal.

August 20, 2012
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First year undergraduate architecture student Rocco Buttliere, an avid Lego model enthusiast, is profiled by his local paper, The Lake Forester.

August 15, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Joan Steinman spoke with Viewpoints radio about moving civil suits through the courts faster.

August 15, 2012
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The Association of College Unions International (ACUI) features the McCormick Tribune Campus Center in the “Union Spotlight” section of its magazine, The Bulletin.

August 14, 2012
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ArchDaily featured undergraduate students Andrea Zuniga and Daniel Caven’s winning design for ComEd’s Powerful Design student competition.

August 14, 2012
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IIT Stuart Assistant Professors Rick Cooper, Ben Van Vliet and Adjunct Professor Andrew Kumiega’s paper on the need for industry standards in high frequency trading software, published in the Journal of Trading, continues to garner attention in the wake of the Knight Capital losses on August 1.

August 13, 2012
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The Chicago Sun-Times looks at the “Barnsworth” project, in which IIT Associate Professor of Architecture Frank Flury’s design-build studio class have designed and are constructing an exhibition space on the grounds of Mies’s famous Farnsworth House.

August 13, 2012
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The appointement of Wiel Arets as dean of the College of Architecture garnered widespread attention from architecture-related media.

August 9, 2012
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Stuart School of Business Adjunct Professor Andrew Kumiega spoke with Institutional Investor about Knight Capital, the trading firm kept afloat by a private equity investment following a disastrous software glitch that cost the firm $440 million.

August 8, 2012
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IIT Stuart Assistant Professors Rick Cooper and Ben Van Vliet published a paper proposing a plan for the development of industry standards for high frequency trading software in Journal of Trading, cited by Business Week in the article, “How Software Updates Are Destroying the Stock Market.”

August 6, 2012
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat Chair Timothy Johnson discusses the growing popularity of high-priced residential skyscrapers in major cities around the world with the Wall Street Journal.

First year undergraduate architecture student Rocco Buttliere, an avid Lego model enthusiast, is profiled by his local paper, The Lake Forester.

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Joan Steinman spoke with Viewpoints radio about moving civil suits through the courts faster.

The Association of College Unions International (ACUI) features the McCormick Tribune Campus Center in the “Union Spotlight” section of its magazine, The Bulletin.

ArchDaily featured undergraduate students Andrea Zuniga and Daniel Caven’s winning design for ComEd’s Powerful Design student competition.

IIT Stuart Assistant Professors Rick Cooper, Ben Van Vliet and Adjunct Professor Andrew Kumiega’s paper on the need for industry standards in high frequency trading software, published in the Journal of Trading, continues to garner attention in the wake of the Knight Capital losses on August 1.

The Chicago Sun-Times looks at the “Barnsworth” project, in which IIT Associate Professor of Architecture Frank Flury’s design-build studio class have designed and are constructing an exhibition space on the grounds of Mies’s famous Farnsworth House.

The appointement of Wiel Arets as dean of the College of Architecture garnered widespread attention from architecture-related media.

Stuart School of Business Adjunct Professor Andrew Kumiega spoke with Institutional Investor about Knight Capital, the trading firm kept afloat by a private equity investment following a disastrous software glitch that cost the firm $440 million.

IIT Stuart Assistant Professors Rick Cooper and Ben Van Vliet published a paper proposing a plan for the development of industry standards for high frequency trading software in Journal of Trading, cited by Business Week in the article, “How Software Updates Are Destroying the Stock Market.”

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