IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Rises to the Challenge: “Day of Giving” Raises More Than $177,000

December 18, 2014
IIT Chicago-Kent's Day of Giving began October 29 with a pre-dawn email from Dean Harold J. Krent.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor of Law Daniel Coyne is interviewed in a Chicago Sun-Times article about an upcoming fraud trial involving state health grants.

December 4, 2014
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IIT Chicago-Kent Wins the 2014 National Veterans Law Moot Court Competition

December 4, 2014
Lyal Fox III and Jared Reynolds, third-year students at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, won the National Veterans Law Moot Court Competition held November 15 to 16 at George Washington University Law School and the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims in Washington, D.C.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene was a guest on WBEZ’s Worldview to discuss her research on land reform in South Africa and the Chicago launch of her book, “We Want What’s Ours.”

November 17, 2014
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene was a guest on “The Rock Newman Show” on WHUT-TV in Washington, DC to discuss her book, “We Want What’s Ours” and land reform in South Africa.

November 17, 2014
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IIT Chicago-Kent Wins National Health Law Moot Court Competition’s Best Brief Award

November 14, 2014
Emily Herbick and Abrahem Wehbi, third-year students at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, won the Best Brief Award at the National Health Law Moot Court Competition held November 8 and 9 at Southern Illinois University (SIU) School of Law in Carbondale.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor Lori B. Andrews was interviewed by CBS 2 Chicago in a story about companies like Apple and Facebook offering benefits that will allow women to freeze their eggs.

November 14, 2014
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Angelo Christopher receives IIT Chicago-Kent’s 2014 Harold J. and Nancy F. Krent Excellence Award

November 12, 2014
Angelo Christopher, a second-year student at IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law, is the recipient of the law school's 2014 Harold J. and Nancy F. Krent Excellence Award.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Order of the Coif Inducts 30 New Members

October 31, 2014
The IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law chapter of the Order of the Coif will induct 30 new members on Friday, October 31 during award ceremonies in the Walnut Room of the Hotel Allegro in Chicago.
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IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Felice Batlan was interviewed in a Los Angeles Times story about how state rules for dealing with suspected cases of the Ebola virus may be at variance with new guidelines issued by the CDC.

October 29, 2014
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IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law Archive

IIT Chicago-Kent Rises to the Challenge: “Day of Giving” Raises More Than $177,000

IIT Chicago-Kent Clinical Professor of Law Daniel Coyne is interviewed in a Chicago Sun-Times article about an upcoming fraud trial involving state health grants.

IIT Chicago-Kent Wins the 2014 National Veterans Law Moot Court Competition

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene was a guest on WBEZ’s Worldview to discuss her research on land reform in South Africa and the Chicago launch of her book, “We Want What’s Ours.”

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene was a guest on “The Rock Newman Show” on WHUT-TV in Washington, DC to discuss her book, “We Want What’s Ours” and land reform in South Africa.

IIT Chicago-Kent Wins National Health Law Moot Court Competition’s Best Brief Award

IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor Lori B. Andrews was interviewed by CBS 2 Chicago in a story about companies like Apple and Facebook offering benefits that will allow women to freeze their eggs.

Angelo Christopher receives IIT Chicago-Kent’s 2014 Harold J. and Nancy F. Krent Excellence Award

IIT Chicago-Kent Order of the Coif Inducts 30 New Members

IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Felice Batlan was interviewed in a Los Angeles Times story about how state rules for dealing with suspected cases of the Ebola virus may be at variance with new guidelines issued by the CDC.

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