News

Find News

Showing 934 Results

    Representation Matters: Chicago-Kent Student Earns Donald W. Banner Diversity Fellowship

    There are more patent lawyers named Michael in the United States than there are patent lawyers who are women of color, according to the American Bar Association. Mary Kate Nowak...

    A History of Service

    Editor's note: this is a story from the Spring 2023 Chicago-Kent Magazine. To read the magazine in full, follow this link. “I want to inspire every law student and lawyer...

    The Calling: Chicago-Kent Alum Featured in Illinois Tech Magazine

    “As you engage with communities, they will teach you what environmental justice means to them,” says Cynthia Ferguson ’00. Ferguson is the director of the Office of Environmental Justice housed...

    Fixing an Unjust World: Spring 2023 Edition of Chicago-Kent Magazine

    Every year, students enter law schools across the country because they want to make a difference, but they continue to face an increasing number of challenges in pursuit of that...

    Chicago-Kent Pride: Resources for LGBTQ+ Students

    Chicago-Kent College of Law is a welcoming environment for members of the LGBTQ+ community and offers them a number of resources. The LGBTQ+ student group on campus is the Lambdas...

    From Radical to Mainstream: Chicago-Kent Professor to Study Philosophy of Policing

    “Though the Movement for Black Lives is many years old as an organization, and the events of 2020 are rapidly going into the rearview mirror, questions about policing and how...

    Rewarding Service: Chicago-Kent Hosts 2023 Public Interest Awards

    “Chicago-Kent College of Law students and alumni have long been on the forefront of protecting the rights of those marginalized by society. It was that history that brought me to...

    Everyone Deserves Employment: Employment Law Student Earns 2023 Sandra P. Zemm Prize

    After spending her first year of law school at Chicago-Kent College of Law in the throes of the pandemic, Rebecca Chmielewski ’23 couldn’t wait to get back to in-person events...

    To be a Lawyer Now, or to be a Lawyer?

    Xavier Harris (LAW ’23) was 10 years old when he decided that he wanted to be a lawyer. At the time, he had no idea how difficult it would be...

    Ownership in the Digital Age: Chicago-Kent Professor Lee’s Book Highlights NFTs

    “If you get down to the nitty gritty of it, it’s just lines of code,” says Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Edward Lee, describing what a non-fungible token (NFT) is...