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Chicago-Kent College of Law Ralph Brill Endowed Chair Cary Martin Shelby has been appointed to serve on the Illinois Advisory Committee for the United States Commission on Civil Rights. “I think it’s...

“A lot of the stories that we’re seeing in gender equity research [seem to show] that women aren’t getting a fair shake at things,” says Chicago-Kent College of Law Assistant Professor Jordana R...

The Path to Law School

“Something that’s been a motivator throughout law school has been the assumption on my part—maybe it’s a naive one, maybe it’s mistaken—that there’s something edifying about trying as many things as...

������̳ to Open Mumbai Campus: First U.S. University Approved to Establish a Degree-Granting Campus in India

CHICAGO, May 6, 2025—Illinois Institute of Technology (������̳), Chicago’s only tech-focused university, today announced it has received formal approval from India’s University Grants Commission...

������̳ Becomes the First U.S. University Approved to Establish a Campus in India

CHICAGO, IL, USA / MUMBAI, INDIA—May 6, 2025—In a bold and historic move, Illinois Institute of Technology (������̳), Chicago’s only tech-focused university, is set to become the first U.S...

Mixing Leadership with Medicine

Growing up as the child of parents with backgrounds in STEM, Natasa Djordjevic (BCHM ’25) always knew that she was destined for a career in science. After spending time researching various fields—from...

Global Experience Shapes Future in Cyber Forensics

Traveling to another country to pursue an educational opportunity is nothing new for Shahana Fatima (M.A.S. CYF ’25), an international student who came to ������̳ from India to earn a master’s...

Creating at the Intersection of Technology, Policy, and Entrepreneurship

In the few months since completing two ������̳ degrees, Shahaan Mirza (ITM/M.A.S. TENR ’25) has been busy. In his full-time job at his family’s consulting business, he leverages machine learning...

An Architects Eye, from Oklahoma to London

Exploring unique buildings, standout developments, or bustling cities can motivate any architect, and Jlees Ahmed (B.Arch. ’25) has more international inspiration than most students. Born and raised...

Grounded in the Big-Picture Impact

Zoe Lallas (M.S. CE ’22, Ph.D. Candidate CE) considers herself an all-out concrete fanatic, and for the past five years she’s found a home among equally concrete-obsessed people in ������̳’s...