Students
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All Students Invited to Participate in Food Science Club’s Shark Tank Competition
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Certificate in AI Fluency Available to All Undergraduates
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All Invited to Attend Pack Expo
October 06, 2026 -
Industry Tour at Imbibe — Sign Up Today!
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Navigate360 Is Now Available for Graduate Students
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Working on a Midterm Paper or Presentation? Let Communications Lab Help!
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MASH Midterm Mastery Mixer
October 01, 2026 -
Certificate Program in Sensor Technology and Experiential Learning Is Recruiting Students Now!
September 24, 2026
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All Students Invited to Participate in Food Science Club’s Shark Tank Competition
Athletics
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Men’s Soccer Posts Unbeaten Week
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Women’s Soccer Pushes Winning Streak to Six Games
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Scarlet Hawks Soar Across All Sports
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Women’s Tennis Wins NACC Opener
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Starting the Season on the Right Foot
September 08, 2026
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Illinois Tech Athletics Digest: Men’s Soccer Posts Unbeaten Week
Research
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Fall Responsible Conduct of Research Webinar
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Funded Graduate Research Assistant Opportunity to Develop an AI-Augmented Platform
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Share Your Academic Advising Experience (2-Minute Student Survey)
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Students: Share Your Perspectives on Seeking ADA Accommodations in Higher Education
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Students: Share Your Perspectives on Seeking ADA Accommodations
July 14, 2026
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Fall Responsible Conduct of Research Webinar
Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive
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Connor Greene ’18 Wins Best Advocate Award at the 2016 White Collar Crime Mock Trial Invitational
November 18, 2016Connor Greene, a second-year student at Chicago-Kent College of Law, has won the best advocate award at the 2016 White Collar Crime Mock Trial Invitational. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Anthony Michael Kreis spoke to the Atlanta Journal–Constitution about a bill in the Georgia legislature that would place restrictions on burqas and veils.
November 18, 2016"If burqas obstruct drivers and hinder them from safely operating a vehicle, then the General Assembly should reconsider the use of helmets for motorcyclists," said Anthony Michael Kreis. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Adrian Walters spoke to the Global Restructuring Review about his career highlights and the future of insolvency and restructuring law.
November 18, 2016"Insolvency and restructuring work is satisfying because it presents constant intellectual challenges in real time and requires a depth and breadth of knowledge of general commercial law ... as well as insolvency law," Adrian Walters explained. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Clinical Professor Daniel Coyne spoke to the Chicago Reader about how no-show cops and dysfunctional courts keep Cook County Jail inmates waiting years for a trial.
November 17, 2016Officers failing to appear in court continues to be a stubborn contributor to pretrial delay and Daniel Coyne has not seen any improvement since a U.S. Department of Justice study first brought the issue to light more than a decade ago. -
Director of the Chicago-Kent College of Law Library and Senior Lecturer Keith Ann Stiverson is quoted in Chicago Lawyer Magazine about the change from print to online resources at law libraries.
November 17, 2016Chicago-Kent College of Law removed 65,000 law books from its library this summer and Keith Ann Stiverson was happy to see them go. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Carolyn Shapiro discussed the future of the Supreme Court on WTTW’s Chicago Tonight.
November 16, 2016Unless President Barack Obama makes a surprise recess appointment, the president-elect will have a vacancy on the Supreme Court to fill come January. While that justice won’t tip the ideological scales, the potential for other appointments could reshape the court for years to come. -
Chicago-Kent College of Law Dean Harold Krent was a guest on C-SPAN’s Washington Journal call-in show to discuss the history of the presidential pardon power.
November 15, 2016Harold Krent discussed the history of presidential pardons, and whether the president can pardon someone before he or she has been convicted or even investigated. -
The Chicago News explores Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews’ proposal for a Social Network Constitution.
November 14, 2016Lori 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. -
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. -
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, 2016Lori Andrews says the lack of legal recourse is due to a federal law that was designed to protect social media instead of protecting individuals.