Illinois Tech In the News Archive

An article in DNAInfo highlights how the income of Illinois Tech students measures up against other Illinois colleges and universities.

January 23, 2017
New data from the Equality of Opportunity Project compiled by the New York Times shows Illinois Tech has the largest share of students that jump up in the income bracket compared to their parents.
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Illinois Tech researchers’ study examining organic produce purchasing is mentioned in the Washington Post.

January 19, 2017
Illinois Tech researchers surveyed more than 500 low-income shoppers about their thoughts on organic and conventional vegetables and fruit, and published the results in the journal Nutrition Today.
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College of Science Physics Professor Jeff Terry offers advice for the next U.S. Energy Secretary in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

January 19, 2017
Jeff Terry offers a to-do list for presumptive Energy Secretary Rick Perry.
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School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek is quoted in the Chicago Tribune where he discusses how Illinois biometrics lawsuits may help define rules for Facebook and Google.

January 18, 2017
Jeremy Hajek suggests that multiple-factor authentication will be a must to keep biometric data safe.
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CS undergrad Vinesh Kannan’s startup Omnipointment is listed in Chicago Inno as one of 17 student startups selected to participate in a year-long Future Founders fellowship.

January 13, 2017
The fellowship seeks to support the country's top student entrepreneurs through mentoring, entrepreneurship retreats, a peer community, and volunteer opportunities.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent is a guest on WTTW’s Chicago Tonight where he discusses whether President-Elect Donald Trump’s new business plan satisfies ethical concerns.

January 13, 2017
Critics have raised concerns over how Trump will reconcile his extensive business holdings while serving as president. He takes the oath of office on January 20.
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CS undergrad Vinesh Kannan’s startup Omnipointment is mentioned in Chicago Inno’s list of participants in the Student Startup Madness competition.

January 12, 2017
The annual Student Startup Madness competition features 64 student-founded digital media startups that will compete to pitch on the South by Southwest (SXSW) stage for funding.
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College of Science Professor of Physics Daniel Kaplan discusses antigravity in New Scientist.

January 11, 2017
“Progress is often made by asking the questions we think we already know the answer to,” says Daniel Kaplan.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis is quoted in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about a new era for Georgia’s highest court.

January 10, 2017
Anthony Michael Kreis, who has closely followed Georgia’s courts, questioned the need for the legislature to expand the state’s highest court.
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College of Science Physics Professor Jeff Terry is quoted in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists for a story on advanced nuclear reactors.

January 10, 2017
Advanced reactor companies have to ask themselves what the best use of their money is in terms of entering the regulatory process, says Jeff Terry.
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

An article in DNAInfo highlights how the income of Illinois Tech students measures up against other Illinois colleges and universities.

Illinois Tech researchers’ study examining organic produce purchasing is mentioned in the Washington Post.

College of Science Physics Professor Jeff Terry offers advice for the next U.S. Energy Secretary in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists.

School of Applied Technology Industry Associate Professor of Information Technology and Management Jeremy Hajek is quoted in the Chicago Tribune where he discusses how Illinois biometrics lawsuits may help define rules for Facebook and Google.

CS undergrad Vinesh Kannan’s startup Omnipointment is listed in Chicago Inno as one of 17 student startups selected to participate in a year-long Future Founders fellowship.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent is a guest on WTTW’s Chicago Tonight where he discusses whether President-Elect Donald Trump’s new business plan satisfies ethical concerns.

CS undergrad Vinesh Kannan’s startup Omnipointment is mentioned in Chicago Inno’s list of participants in the Student Startup Madness competition.

College of Science Professor of Physics Daniel Kaplan discusses antigravity in New Scientist.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis is quoted in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution about a new era for Georgia’s highest court.

College of Science Physics Professor Jeff Terry is quoted in the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists for a story on advanced nuclear reactors.

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