Page 35 - Illinois Tech News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The agony of dementia and the thrill of children becoming successful adults in a mixed news report from the family of columnist Eric Zorn.

  At Illinois Tech our top priority is always the health, well-being, and support of all our community members. As public health officials continue to monitor developments regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), university leaders are working closely with the Chicago Department of Public Health (CDPH) to actively monitor and plan for contingencies on a day-to-day, hour-to-hour basis. —Alan W. Cramb, President, Illinois Institute of Technology This website contains up-to-date information regarding university plans and policies as well as important information regarding COVID-19 from governme...

Rapid City Stevens hosts signing ceremony for five student-athletes May 6, 2021 RAPID CITY, S.D. –  The high school sports season is quickly winding down. So Rapid City Stevens held another ceremony on Wednesday to honor its students-athletes who will be competing at the next level this fall.   Grace Ellis, Fort Lewis College, Women’s Basketball Grace Ellis signed a letter of intent to compete in women’s basketball at Fort Lewis College in Durango, Colorado. Ellis was a member of the Stevens girls basketball team that qualified for the state tournament and lost to Sioux Falls Washingt...

Researchers warn against some electronic air purifiers Portland State University was part of a recent study that suggests certain air purifiers might be ineffective and could actually be harmful to human health. Author: Keely Chalmers (KGW) Updated: 9:29 PM PDT April 15, 2021 There's some emerging evidence that the air purifier you might have in your home, office or school could be doing more harm than good.     Portland State University (PSU was part of a study that found some kinds of air cleaning systems could have unintended health consequences. If there ...

 E-Mail IMAGE: The environmental test chamber where researchers conducted air purifier experiments. (a) is the exterior with instruments set up outside, and (b) is inside the chamber with mock-up furnishings and materials.... view more  Credit: Illinois Tech The market for air purifiers is booming, but a new study has found that some air cleaning technologies marketed for COVID-19 may be ineffective and have unintended health consequences. The study, authored by researchers at Illinois Tech, Portland State University, and Colorado State University, found that cleaning up one harmful ...