The greatest UCL final of all time - summarized in a dramatic fashion

There's plenty of information out there telling you to use “person with a disability” instead of “disabled person,” “person with autism” instead of “autistic person,” and so on. As it's becoming more pervasive, though, there's more and more pushback from the disability community. What’s behind this divide? And what’s “right”?

Along with all the members that will stay with TechNews in the next year, I can graduate from this university confident that I am leaving an organization that has given me so much in the best possible hands I could have asked for.

Taste: I burned my mouth on a 7-Eleven coffee
Sound: Kaplan feels empty
Smell: I'm sick of coffee
Touch: Sometimes it's not "just tired"
Sight: Please see the city

"df demystifies" will cease to be TechNews's singular advice column. Modality becomes an outdated notion of pattern recognition. Wherever you or I shall go becomes fractured and the pieces incongruent. What can be done cannot be undone. Inevitably we will join each other but in what form? It will never cease.

The final part of Biy in the New Country talks about how we brought in the New Year 2019

On Wednesday, April 10, the Student Government Association (SGA) held its eighth senate hearing of the spring semester. These meetings take place with the purpose of approving new senators, representatives, and student organizations, discussing change to the SGA’s governing documents, and hearing project and meeting reports from the executive board and current senators.

This week, TechNews will publish its last issue of the 2018-2019 academic year, amid organizational growth and controversial stories that incited major change.

Hamza Khan, a senior from Karachi, Pakistan, is majoring in computer engineering and minoring in software engineering. Throughout his time at Illinois Tech, Khan has been highly involved; currently, he is one of three Senior Resident Advisors for the Office of Residence Life.

Much of the ideology taught and applied by ID is based around understanding the core problems within a given situation by understanding the people most affected. “I didn’t know what the term was at the time, but I loved what I was doing and the whole approach.”