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Pushing the Limits of the Workplace?

“It’s actually a bit remarkable to be able to break down the legalities in a case like this,” Chicago-Kent College of Law Visiting Associate Professor Andrew Ziaja says. “[California Civil Rights...

Two teams of Chicago-Kent College of Law students captured titles at the 2025 National Trial Competition regionals that were hosted at Chicago-Kent on February 7–9, 2025. The national competition is...

Economic Indicators Look Good. Why Aren’t Workers Feeling It?

How’s the economy? It may sound like a straightforward question to answer, especially given all of the economic statistics that are produced by the government, think tanks, and the media. And yet, a...

Trade Protection or Trade War? The Impact of Levying Tariffs

“Generally there are two main goals of imposing tariffs,” Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Sungjoon Cho says. “The first is to collect fiscal revenues of the government. The second is to protect...

Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Announces 2025 Finalists

CHICAGO—February 7, 2025—At an event at the Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City, Mexico, Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP) Director Dirk Denison and 2025 MCHAP Jury Chair Maurice Cox announced the...

“Law never operates in a vacuum,” says Chicago-Kent College of Law Professor Christopher W. Schmidt. “Law is always informed by and affecting things outside of formal legal institutions.” That...

A team from Chicago-Kent College of Law emerged as winners of the National Medical-Legal Trial Competition hosted by the Maurice A. Deane School of Law at Hofstra University and Zucker School of...

“You ought to be able to work a full-time job and know you’ll be able to have a warm home to go back to—a sanctuary to feed your family,” says Joseph Strom ’25. “That’s something that I think is just...

Popular Learning Skills Courses Receive Grant to Create Chicago Public School Alumni Student Mentors

A mentorship program fueled by a pair of increasingly popular �Ӱ���̳ courses that teach students successful learning strategies and mentorship skills will now also be funded by a grant that...

Student’s ‘Lamp on State Street’ Project Earns Top Architecture Award

What can an aspiring architect do to attract developers and investors to vacant buildings in the heart of downtown Chicago? A recent �Ӱ���̳ College of Architecture graduate won top honors in a...