Illinois Tech In the News Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law Carolyn Shapiro comments on the use of Web research by judges in a Chicago Tribune article about 7th Circuit Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner, who is known to use the Web to research details on cases he considers.

May 11, 2012
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A Hinsdale Suburban Life editorial stresses the need for school district 86 officials to have access to school records, a matter currently being considered by the court in a second lawsuit filed by IIT Chicago-Kent’s Center for Open Government.

May 11, 2012
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Associate Professor of Computer Science Shlomo Argamon spoke with Network World and Tech Eye about Autonomous Dynamic Analysis of Metaphor and Analogy (ADAMA), an international research project led by IIT to develop a software system capable of identifying and understanding metaphors in multiple languages from very large amounts of data.

May 10, 2012
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The evacuation of IIT’s Engineering 1 and Life Sciences on May 8 due to the discovery of a hazardous material during a routine inventory inspection was reported by most local media.

May 9, 2012
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The U.S. Department of Energy announced $2.8 million in federal research grants, scholarships and fellowships “to train future leaders in the nuclear industry,” including $300,000 for IIT, Associated Press reports.

May 9, 2012
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Chicago Tribune reports on 1871, the new tech startup incubator at Merchandise Mart, the tenants of which include Illinois Institute of Technology.

May 4, 2012
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College of Architecture Studio Associate Professor Paul Pettigrew’s class spend the semester designed and built furniture from storm-felled trees, which are now part of an exhibit and competition sponsored by Sawbridge Studios, Furniture Today reports.

May 4, 2012
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COA’s first graduate design/build, the Eden Place Nature Studio project led by Associate Professor Frank Flury, is featured on Chicagoist.

May 4, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct professor and sports attorney Eldon Ham joined Legal Talk Network’s “Lawyer2Lawyer” podcast this week, discussing “The Legal Limits of Sports Violence.”

May 3, 2012
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IIT Institute for Food Safety and Health Adjunct Professor of Food Law and Regulation Rich Schell discussed the restaurant health inspecition process with Chicago Reporter, which reports that most restaurants that fail multiple inspections are located on the city’s south side.

May 3, 2012
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Associate Professor of Law Carolyn Shapiro comments on the use of Web research by judges in a Chicago Tribune article about 7th Circuit Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner, who is known to use the Web to research details on cases he considers.

A Hinsdale Suburban Life editorial stresses the need for school district 86 officials to have access to school records, a matter currently being considered by the court in a second lawsuit filed by IIT Chicago-Kent’s Center for Open Government.

The evacuation of IIT’s Engineering 1 and Life Sciences on May 8 due to the discovery of a hazardous material during a routine inventory inspection was reported by most local media.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced $2.8 million in federal research grants, scholarships and fellowships “to train future leaders in the nuclear industry,” including $300,000 for IIT, Associated Press reports.

Chicago Tribune reports on 1871, the new tech startup incubator at Merchandise Mart, the tenants of which include Illinois Institute of Technology.

College of Architecture Studio Associate Professor Paul Pettigrew’s class spend the semester designed and built furniture from storm-felled trees, which are now part of an exhibit and competition sponsored by Sawbridge Studios, Furniture Today reports.

COA’s first graduate design/build, the Eden Place Nature Studio project led by Associate Professor Frank Flury, is featured on Chicagoist.

IIT Chicago-Kent adjunct professor and sports attorney Eldon Ham joined Legal Talk Network’s “Lawyer2Lawyer” podcast this week, discussing “The Legal Limits of Sports Violence.”

IIT Institute for Food Safety and Health Adjunct Professor of Food Law and Regulation Rich Schell discussed the restaurant health inspecition process with Chicago Reporter, which reports that most restaurants that fail multiple inspections are located on the city’s south side.

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