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Assistant Professor Noah Smith-Drelich Explains How Congress Could Codify Abortion Rights

President Joe Biden is now calling on Congress to codify Roe v. Wade and federally legalize abortion nationwide. “It means that Congress would pass a law that would provide many of the same protections that the Supreme Court previously recognized as being constitutional via Roe v. Wade, whether or not that would stand up against the current Supreme Court I think is anybody’s question,” said Noah Smith-Drelich, assistant professor of law at Chicago-Kent College of Law.

Law Professor Highlights How Traveling Out of State for an Abortion Could be Challenged in the Future

Maurice Dawson, the Director of the Center for Cyber Security and Forensics Education, Discusses Cybersecurity Issues at Institutions of Higher Learning

Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Announces Outstanding Projects

Global Study Offers New Insight Into the Effectiveness of Social Distancing Messaging

Journalists Need Not Cover Both Sides of an Argument When One Side is Advancing What Experts Widely Regard as a Con, Illinois Tech Philosophy Professor’s New Paper Argues

Thirty-Eight Built Projects Have Been Shortlisted for the 2022 Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize

Associate Professor of Psychology Gregory Chasson Discusses Compulsive Hoarding Syndrome

Illinois Tech’s Mies Campus Highlighted as a Place to Visit During the AIA Conference on Architecture

Center for Nutrition Research Director Britt Burton-Freeman Explains Why Colorful, Plant-Based Foods Combat Inflammation

Some plant-based foods specifically target inflammation because they're rich in phytochemicals, according to Britt Burton-Freeman, director of the Center for Nutrition Research at Illinois Tech. Phytochemicals work like antioxidants to combat oxidative stress and keep certain proteins from turning on inflammatory genes.