With closer ties to a technological university than any other school in the nation, Chicago-Kent College of Law has gained the reputation for innovatively helping students master the legal lessons of the past as well as anticipate the technological and legal changes of the future.

Chicago-Kent faculty have focused much of their scholarship on technology's impact on the law. Professor Lori Andrews has examined bioethics and reproductive technologies, most recently with her books "The Body Bazaar: The Market for Human Tissue in the Biotechnology Age" and "Future Perfect: Confronting Decisions About Genetics." Professor Henry Perritt's book "Law and The Information Superhighway" and articles by Professor Perritt and Richard Warner have grappled with how law must adjust to the new realities of the Web.

Chicago-Kent prides itself on cutting-edge scholarship and programs across many fields. As part of IIT, it has paved the way for a more robust understanding of the pivotal role of technology in shaping our nation's future.

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Harold Krent
Dean, Chicago-Kent College of Law