Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Thompson Reuters reported that the Oyez Project at IIT Chicago-Kent published a list of the longest Supreme Court arguments since 1995, comparing them to the six hours of argument granted for the challenges to the health care reform law.

March 8, 2012
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IIT Institute of Design students Zahra Tashakorinia and Derek Tarnow, whose TidyTilt accessory for iPhone saw tremendous startup fundraising success on Kickstarter, are interviewed by Cult of Mac.

March 7, 2012
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The IIT Design Build Studio designing an exhibition space at Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House, led by Professor Frank Flury, is featured in Arch Daily.

March 5, 2012
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Psychology undergraduate Alicia Perez spoke with the DePaulia about the newest online image sharing phenomenon, Pinterest.

March 5, 2012
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IBN and DNA India covered the 12th graduation ceremony of IIT students in Bangalore, India, at which IIT Vice President for International Affairs Darsh Wasan and alumnus Parth Amin addressed the graduates.

March 4, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor of Law and Director of the Institute for Law and the Workplace Martin Malin spoke with the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel about independent arbitrator Shyam Das, who cast the deciding vote in the 2-1 decision that overturned Brewers left-fielder Ryan Braun’s 50-game suspension last month.

March 4, 2012
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Center Square Journal announced that drawings of the proposed River Park boathouse, designed by IIT students under the leadership of architects Chris Lee and Jeanne Gang, will be on display on March 6 at the River Park Fieldhouse.

March 4, 2012
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Core77 reported on IIT architecture students efforts to build the “Barnsworth Exhibition Center” at Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House.

March 3, 2012
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talked with PBS Newshour and NPR’s Talk of the Nation about Google’s new privacy policy, how personal data is used on the web, and the pushback among privacy advocates.

March 2, 2012
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ArchDaily featured Adjunct Professor Thomas Roszak’s Clark Family Welcome Gallery at Adler Planetarium, “a multifunctional space that provides a welcoming gathering area while also initiating an exciting pre-show experience necessary in optimizing the planetarium’s main event, the Sky Theater.”

February 29, 2012
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Thompson Reuters reported that the Oyez Project at IIT Chicago-Kent published a list of the longest Supreme Court arguments since 1995, comparing them to the six hours of argument granted for the challenges to the health care reform law.

IIT Institute of Design students Zahra Tashakorinia and Derek Tarnow, whose TidyTilt accessory for iPhone saw tremendous startup fundraising success on Kickstarter, are interviewed by Cult of Mac.

The IIT Design Build Studio designing an exhibition space at Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House, led by Professor Frank Flury, is featured in Arch Daily.

Psychology undergraduate Alicia Perez spoke with the DePaulia about the newest online image sharing phenomenon, Pinterest.

IBN and DNA India covered the 12th graduation ceremony of IIT students in Bangalore, India, at which IIT Vice President for International Affairs Darsh Wasan and alumnus Parth Amin addressed the graduates.

Center Square Journal announced that drawings of the proposed River Park boathouse, designed by IIT students under the leadership of architects Chris Lee and Jeanne Gang, will be on display on March 6 at the River Park Fieldhouse.

Core77 reported on IIT architecture students efforts to build the “Barnsworth Exhibition Center” at Mies van der Rohe’s Farnsworth House.

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews talked with PBS Newshour and NPR’s Talk of the Nation about Google’s new privacy policy, how personal data is used on the web, and the pushback among privacy advocates.

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