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The Tools and Support to Succeed in Business Analytics

With a liberal arts undergraduate degree, Rachel Lummis (M.S. Business Analytics ’25) was looking at graduate school to develop her skill set in business analytics to boost her career prospects....

Before she started attending Chicago-Kent College of Law, Nicole Hentges ’26 thought she knew what law school was going to look like. “I heard horror stories about law school students being cutthroat...

“The academics at Chicago-Kent College of Law are fantastic,” says Shmuel Wyckoff ’26. “The professors are all experts in their fields, and they impart so much wisdom beyond the course subject...

Research Optimizes Energy Use and Production with IoT Architecture

Working on a paper that was recently published in Nature helped Md. Samiur Rahman (M.S. CS 2nd Year) prove that an integrated Internet of Things (IoT) architecture can optimize a renewable energy...

From Buildings to Bylines to Bias

When Kris Shiflet (PSYC, M.S. IPSY ’25, Ph.D. IPSY 1st Year) arrived at 91�ؿ� Tech in fall 2019, Chicago felt enormous in all the right ways. The city’s constant motion, the roar of the Chicago...

Putting Data to Good Use

Pranav Kuchibhotla (AI 4th Year) quickly noticed that the wide range of topics that courses in 91�ؿ� Tech’s B.S. in Artificial Intelligence covers—from core algorithms and data structures to deep...

Opportunities from the Very First Day on Campus

“I truly believe that the future belongs to those who are willing and able to capture technology-serving innovation in the world,” says Archit Singh, a first-year student at 91�ؿ� Tech who is...

Editor's note: this is a story from the the Fall 2025 Chicago-Kent Magazine. To read the magazine in full, follow this link . “When I started [my firm] Incubate IP, if you typed in ‘patent law advice’...

Editor's note: this is a story from the the Fall 2025 Chicago-Kent Magazine. To read the magazine in full, follow this link . “We have about 65 lawyers and 13 Chicago-Kent College of Law grads, so...

An Architect’s Road Less Traveled

After working as an architect for several years, Leticia Arzuaga (B.ARCH. ’13) attended a team building exercise in which she was asked, “What’s your dream?” Coming up with an answer turned out to be...