Illinois Tech In the News Archive

IITRI Professor of Biology David McCormick is interviewed by WTHR about the potential link between cell phones and cancer.

November 15, 2016
David McCormick said that based on animal studies conducted at Illinois Tech, there is a possible risk cellphone RF is potentially carcinogenic in humans.
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Illinois Tech Chair of the Premedical Advisory Committee Kathryn Spink and undergraduate biochemistry student Evelyn Thomas speak to WBEZ’s Worldview for their Global Activism segment.

November 14, 2016
Kathryn Spink and Evelyn Thomas talk about how going abroad to teach people simple tasks, like washing hands and brushing their teeth, revolutionizes the quality of life in their communities.
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The Chicago News explores Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ proposal for a Social Network Constitution.

November 14, 2016
Lori Andrews proposed a Social Network Constitution to protect people’s rights online. Even if it doesn’t get passed entirely, it’s been a tool to focus public discussion and to let judges know the stakes of their decisions.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis spoke to OZY about more openly gay candidates running for office in Arizona.

November 11, 2016
“If you think your prospects of electoral success aren’t hindered by [your] status as [an] LGBT person, you might be likely to run,” Anthony Kreis explains.
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Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews is interviewed by NBC 5 Chicago about the lack of legal recourse for individuals who want Facebook to remove “offensive” fake pages.

November 10, 2016
Lori Andrews says the lack of legal recourse is due to a federal law that was designed to protect social media instead of protecting individuals.
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Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent talks with Politico about whether President Barack Obama would consider pardoning Hillary Clinton before he leaves office.

November 10, 2016
President-elect Donald Trump has promised to put Hillary Clinton in jail, but President Barack Obama could forestall that possibility.
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College of Architecture Associate Professor Marshall Brown discusses how Uber and driverless cars will lead to a parking lot blight in MarketWatch.

November 9, 2016
Marshall Brown believes the U.S.’s urban streetscapes may be headed for a parking lot blight as car sharing, ride hailing, and self-driving vehicles grow in popularity.
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Armour College Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering John Anderson is quoted in Science Magazine about the National Science Foundation’s cost-sharing pilot.

November 9, 2016
The National Science Foundation (NSF) plans to require universities to pay 10% of the salaries of faculty members working temporarily at the agency.
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College of Architecture Associate Professor Marshall Brown speaks to Crain’s Chicago Business about the effect of Uber and driverless cars on the parking industry.

November 7, 2016
Marshall Brown says the change will create obsolete parking facilities.
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Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses whether social media is a tool or a risk for courtrooms in the San Francisco Chronicle.

November 4, 2016
Lori Andrews believes courts are putting much too much stock in social media.
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Illinois Tech In the News Archive

IITRI Professor of Biology David McCormick is interviewed by WTHR about the potential link between cell phones and cancer.

Illinois Tech Chair of the Premedical Advisory Committee Kathryn Spink and undergraduate biochemistry student Evelyn Thomas speak to WBEZ’s Worldview for their Global Activism segment.

The Chicago News explores Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ proposal for a Social Network Constitution.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis spoke to OZY about more openly gay candidates running for office in Arizona.

Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews is interviewed by NBC 5 Chicago about the lack of legal recourse for individuals who want Facebook to remove “offensive” fake pages.

Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent talks with Politico about whether President Barack Obama would consider pardoning Hillary Clinton before he leaves office.

College of Architecture Associate Professor Marshall Brown discusses how Uber and driverless cars will lead to a parking lot blight in MarketWatch.

Armour College Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering John Anderson is quoted in Science Magazine about the National Science Foundation’s cost-sharing pilot.

College of Architecture Associate Professor Marshall Brown speaks to Crain’s Chicago Business about the effect of Uber and driverless cars on the parking industry.

Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews discusses whether social media is a tool or a risk for courtrooms in the San Francisco Chronicle.

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