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Nancy Kim is a professor of law at Chicago-Kent College of Law and the Michael Paul Galvin Chair in Entrepreneurship and Applied Legal Technology. Her research focuses on consent, contracts, privacy, and the effect of technology on society. What was the inflection point where it became apparent that our online...

On Campus

Illinois Tech Headliners

It was an ideal tool for women because the pots symbolized their femininity. But it also was a statement about the lack of food.

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The chief alumni publication of Illinois Institute of Technology, Illinois Tech Magazine is published as a print/web edition each spring and fall, and as a web-exclusive edition each summer by the Office of Marketing and Communications in collaboration with the Office of Advancement. It showcases outstanding Illinois Tech alumni who...

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Slideshow: Stroll on a Summer Day

Saint James Catholic Church 2942 South Wabash (Bronzeville) Founded in 1855 as Chicago’s ninth Catholic church, Saint James is the only parish in the city served by Benedictine monks. The church serves IIT students through its Catholic Campus Ministry, established in the 1970s. Several landmark and scenic destinations are a...

Athletics

Promoting Playtime

Since first competing in soccer at the age of four, Courtney Budd has channeled her love of sports and fitness into her educational and career pursuits. Today she brings that dedication to her position as IIT’s director of intramurals and recreation. This spring Budd joined the Illinois Tech Department of...

Features

It’s a Skull... It’s a Brain... It’s GelMan

IIT-educated scientist Peter Matic and his team at the U.S. Naval Research Laboratory put their heads together to gain a better understanding of how personal protective equipment can effectively shield military personnel from traumatic brain injury due to blast impacts.

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A Smarter Smart Phone

According to Consumer Reports, 3.1 million cell phones were stolen in the United States in 2013. When phones are stolen, often more than just the device is compromised; personal identities, private information, and pride of the owner are also at risk (just ask insert-name-of-shamed-celebrity-here).