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Illinois Tech Labor and Employment Law Program Ranked #1

Chicago-Kent College of Law’s program in labor and employment law , known for combining theoretical education with exceptional experiential learning

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Law Dean Harold Krent Named Chicago Lawyer 2018 Person of the Year

Harold J. Krent , who will step down as dean of Chicago-Kent College of Law next year, was named 2018 Person of the Year by Chicago Lawyer magazine.

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Distinguished Professor Sheldon Nahmod Honored with 2018 Abner J. Mikva Award

Distinguished Professor Sheldon Nahmod is the recipient of a 2018 Abner J. Mikva Award from the Chicago Lawyer Chapter of the American Constitution

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How Could Brett Kavanaugh’s Appointment Affect the Supreme Court?

TRANSCRIPT So the big question is where Judge Kavanaugh might differ on given cases from where Justice Kennedy, who’s stepping down, would come out in

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Harold J. Krent Receives 2018 Leonard Jay Schrager Award of Excellence

Harold J. Krent, dean of Illinois Tech’s Chicago-Kent College of Law , is the recipient of the 2018 Leonard Jay Schrager Award of Excellence ,

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Lori Andrews Wins 2018 AALL Spectrum Article of the Year Award

Distinguished Professor of Law Lori Andrews won the 2018 AALL Spectrum Article of the Year Award from the American Association of Law Libraries for

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Senator Durbin at Illinois Tech to Announce Bill to Improve Online Privacy for Kids

United States Senator Richard J. Durbin held a press conference on June 4 at Illinois Tech’s Chicago-Kent College of Law to introduce the Clean Slate

Senator Durbin at Chicago-Kent College of Law

Chicago-Kent College of Law Launches First-of-Its Kind Design Center

From IP to new product development, design brings with it myriad implications that impact more than just designers. In February 2018 two professors at

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New Book Looks at Quiet Protests Behind Civil Rights Act of 1964

The simple act of four college students sitting down at a store’s lunch counter in the hope of being served food helped to pave the way for one of