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Nat Lewis, a law student at Chicago-Kent College of Law, shares insights into his journey through law school and the experiences that have shaped his career path.

Economics for Everyone expands with new lessons and international partnership

The Economics for Everyone (E4E) initiative has announced the release of more than 30 new microeconomics videos and resources available in both English and Spanish.

UIC chancellor addresses campus amid ongoing challenges

Back in February, Chancellor Miranda addressed the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) community with a heartfelt video message.

University joins lawsuit against NSF over indirect cost rate cap

Yesterday, the University of Chicago joined a coalition of academic institutions in legal action against the National Science Foundation (NSF).

Illinois Tech set for historic expansion with new degree-granting campus in Mumbai

Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech) has announced plans to establish a new campus in Mumbai, India, marking the first time a U.S. university has been approved by the University Grants Commission to open an independent degree-granting...

UIC forms committee to update general education program

The University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) has announced the formation of a new committee aimed at revisiting and updating its General Education Program.

Illinois Institute of Technology approved for new degree-granting campus in Mumbai

Illinois Institute of Technology (Illinois Tech) has announced its approval from India's University Grants Commission to open a new campus in Mumbai.

UChicago professors join National Academy of Sciences for outstanding research

Three University of Chicago scholars have been elected to the National Academy of Sciences in 2025.

International student gains practical experience through cybersecurity internship

Travelling abroad for educational opportunities is familiar to Shahana Fatima, an international student from India pursuing a master's degree in cybersecurity at Illinois Tech.

Illinois Tech student pursues medicinal chemistry after diverse research experiences

Natasa Djordjevic, a biochemistry undergraduate from Illinois Tech, has charted a clear path toward a career in science, influenced by her STEM-oriented upbringing.

Study explores methods to reduce scarring around implanted medical devices

Research from the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of Molecular Engineering has introduced new strategies to reduce scar tissue formation around implantable bioelectronics.

City Colleges of Chicago celebrates 4,013 graduates in Class of 2025

By Southland Marquee | May 3, 2025

On May 3, the City Colleges of Chicago honored the Class of 2025.

Shahaan Mirza launches civic engagement startup with AI tool

In recent months, Shahaan Mirza, a double-degree graduate from Illinois Tech, has been not only working full-time at his family's consulting business but also co-founding TownHallOS, a nonprofit startup.

Chicago-Kent's IP program ranks #1 in Midwest, climbs to #9 nationally in 2025

The Intellectual Property program at Chicago-Kent College of Law has been recognized as one of the top 10 IP programs in the United States, ranking #9 in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2025 rankings of best graduate schools.

Architectural student's journey from Oklahoma to London highlights diverse inspirations

Exploring distinctive architecture and vibrant cities is a common passion for architects.

Researchers address robotic skin sensor accuracy challenges with interdisciplinary approach

Researchers at Northwestern University and Tel Aviv University have made significant strides in developing a cost-effective solution for advanced robotic touch sensors.

Panama Canal leader to speak on global trade at Northwestern event

Ricaurte Vásquez Morales, the current administrator of the Panama Canal Authority, will speak at Northwestern University during the 43rd Annual William A. Patterson Distinguished Transportation Lecture.

Expert questions proposal for placebo-controlled trials in new vaccine safety testing

The proposal by Health and Human Services Secretary RFK Jr. to mandate that all new vaccines undergo safety testing through placebo-controlled trials has sparked debate within the scientific community.

Concrete researcher explores self-healing properties and optimizes designs at Illinois Tech

Zoe Lallas, a Ph.D. candidate at Illinois Tech, is captivated by the study of concrete.

UIC partners with Allied Universal for campus unarmed security services