“What a predicament!” If you haven’t heard of the hit 1997 science fiction action movie “Face/Off,” directed by critically acclaimed Hong Kong director John Woo, consider yourself…I don’t know what.

On Friday, February 22 at 2:00 a.m., I woke up to get ready for my flight to Boston, Massachusetts. With a group of seven other members of the Association for Computing Machinery – Women (ACM-W), I would soon be attending the Women Engineers Code (WeCode) conference at Harvard University.

The opinions expressed in this article are solely those of its author and do not necessarily reflect those of Illinois Tech or TechNews. Furthermore, far more substantial and far less subjective coverage of the session in question can be found in the article “Amendments Amendment Passes at Fifth Senate Hearing of the Spring Semester” by SGA Senator Grace Arnold in this same issue.

Many local Chicago Public Schools do not have the funding to provide their students with instrumental music education. One City, a program hosted by VanderCook College of Music, aims to fill in those gaps.

On Wednesday, February 27 in Stuart Building Room 113, the Student Government Association (SGA) commenced its fifth senate hearing of the spring semester.

Diagnostic criteria put out by medical organizations are supposed to help make diagnosis more straightforward for doctors and patients by defining what the disease is. But what about when those criteria are based on biased assumptions?

On the evening of Tuesday, February 19, Illinois Tech held a formal event where it inducted four new members into the university Hall of Fame. This list of just over 50 trustees, alumni, faculty, and other community members represents some of the most notable achievements and contributions made by individuals throughout the university’s existence since 1893.

What kind of world would you want to create? Close your eyes. Whatever the idea, Uncommon Hacks gave the opportunity to create one.

"Screening influential Chicago documentaries? On MY campus? It's more likely than you think..."

Well what if I told you that not only can you share your problem and potential solution with an
audience that will listen, but you could also receive many benefits from it? Intinium is a new
organization that is challenging students to get involved outside the classroom.