Are we really humans or just programmed bots? In my opinion humans and computer science technologies, have enough resemblance to prove that we are nothing more than bots. Let me try to convince you, but please try to keep an open mind.

In the modern era when everyone is in the search of where they belong, arises the question for their country, are people today just patriotic about their country or do they have a nationalistic feeling behind it. We need to know what these ideals are and how the history has shown us the need for both ideals, be it nationalism or patriotism around the world. Today we ask, how these ideals turns into actions, but first we need to learn what the extent of their results can be.

Should the failures of Chicago public housing in the last half of the 20th century be blamed on its modernist architecture, the style pioneered by our own Ludwig Mies van der Rohe?

Amid speculation about the activities of Finance Board from members of Student Government Association (SGA) up to and including its president, Finance Board elected to remove its ledger from its portion of the SGA website.

The most recent Town Hall forum was held on Tuesday, April 2 during the lunch hour and saw the administration of the Student Health and Wellness (SHWC) answer a variety of both pre-submitted and audience questions.

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?

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.

The place that I visited for the first time when in Chicago will always be a special place, the Navy Pier.

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

The Cabrini-Green Homes of Larrabee & Division haunted the city with constant crime reports and news coverage for decades - housing some 15,000 people at that same time - but this seems to be a part of the city’s history that isn’t being passed along.