Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Armour College of Engineering Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Matthew Spenko’s connected cars presentation is mentioned in a Built in Chicago roundup of tech events you can’t miss this week.

April 11, 2017
Matthew Spenko will host a conversation around some of the challenges that emerge as self-driving cars become a reality on Tuesday, April 11 at 6 p.m.
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Crain’s Chicago Business mentions that Illinois Tech and the Institute for Food Safety and Health have joined the Chicagoland Food & Beverage Network.

April 10, 2017
The network focuses on the middle ground of the food supply chain—not agriculture, and not retail outlets such as grocery stores and restaurants, but food packaging and processing plants.
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Lewis College of Human Sciences Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks discusses what happens when women are pushed out of the tech industry on WUNC’s State of Things.

April 7, 2017
In Marie HIcks's new book, she reveals that until the 1960s, women powered the technology industry, but during the height of the Cold War, Britain systematically pushed women out of computing jobs to replace them with men who they considered to be “management material.”
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro is quoted in several publications about what to expect from Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch if his nomination is confirmed.

April 7, 2017
"There's no reason to think he will be anything other than extremely conservative," says Carolyn Shapiro.
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Lewis College of Human Sciences Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks is a guest on WGN Radio.

April 6, 2017
Marie Hicks discussed her new book and womens' role in global technological history.
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Illinois Tech’s participation in the Campus 1871 hackathon is mentioned in Chicago Inno.

April 6, 2017
The fourth annual Campus 1871, a startup hackathon for university students from the greater Chicago area, gathered the largest cohort to date at 1871 downtown—128 students across nine universities, including Illinois Tech.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Distinguished Professor Lori Andrews spoke to FOX 32 Chicago about Congress voting to rollback broadband privacy regulations.

April 6, 2017
Lori Andrews joined Good Day Chicago to talk about what the Congress vote could mean for Americans' internet experience.
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Chicago-Kent College Clinical Professor of Law Richard Kling is quoted in Illinois News Network about Drew Peterson’s legal defense costs.

April 5, 2017
Richard Kling says that, while he appreciates the fact “that the government wants to lower costs,” it would be nearly impossible to determine how much a case should, or would, cost.
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Industry Assistant Professor of Public Administration Joanne E. Howard explains how to spring clean your resume for Recruiter.

April 4, 2017
According to Joanne E. Howard, it’s important to make a positive first impression on potential employers as you look for your next career opportunity.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent spoke to NBC 5 Chicago about Congress voting to overturn broadband privacy rules.

April 4, 2017
Now that both houses of Congress have voted to block Obama-era broadband privacy rules, what does that mean for you?
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

Armour College of Engineering Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Matthew Spenko’s connected cars presentation is mentioned in a Built in Chicago roundup of tech events you can’t miss this week.

Crain’s Chicago Business mentions that Illinois Tech and the Institute for Food Safety and Health have joined the Chicagoland Food & Beverage Network.

Lewis College of Human Sciences Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks discusses what happens when women are pushed out of the tech industry on WUNC’s State of Things.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro is quoted in several publications about what to expect from Supreme Court Nominee Neil Gorsuch if his nomination is confirmed.

Lewis College of Human Sciences Assistant Professor of History Marie Hicks is a guest on WGN Radio.

Illinois Tech’s participation in the Campus 1871 hackathon is mentioned in Chicago Inno.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Distinguished Professor Lori Andrews spoke to FOX 32 Chicago about Congress voting to rollback broadband privacy regulations.

Chicago-Kent College Clinical Professor of Law Richard Kling is quoted in Illinois News Network about Drew Peterson’s legal defense costs.

Industry Assistant Professor of Public Administration Joanne E. Howard explains how to spring clean your resume for Recruiter.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent spoke to NBC 5 Chicago about Congress voting to overturn broadband privacy rules.

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