Tech Tailor
Most fashion designers obsess over fabric, fit, and color. Christina Ernst, ’19 ENG, has additional concerns: Which motor produces the motion she’s seeking, and how can she hide the battery
Most fashion designers obsess over fabric, fit, and color. Christina Ernst, ’19 ENG, has additional concerns: Which motor produces the motion she’s seeking, and how can she hide the battery
ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENT AWARD Deb (Ridgeway) Neubek Deb (Ridgeway) Neubek, ’82 FAA, grew up in Illinois gazing at the stars, dreaming of designing space stations and lunar habitats. She chose the
Earning a degree from the University of Illinois College of Medicine is an estimable achievement, but not a particularly rare one. In 2005, Dipesh Navsaria, MSLIS ’04, UIC MD
When I first arrived at Illinois to do my Ph.D. in chemistry with Walter Klemperer, he gave me a task: to make a perturbation on an existing molecule using a
Like millions of other kids, Charlie Young, ’20 LAS, dreamed of being a big-league baseball player—and never made it past high school ball. “Fortunately, I was better at computer science.”
If you look at my LinkedIn page, you’ll see that I identify as a social entrepreneur, safe housing advocate, and bricklayer. I was a bricklayer first. My dad owned a
Sharone R. Mitchell, Jr., ’05 LAS, is Chicago South Side born and bred. It is a fact he proudly states. It is a communal and cultural identity that grounds him
I was born in St. Petersburg, Russia, with spina bifida. My birth mom couldn’t afford to take care of me, so I lived in an orphanage for six years without
When I arrived at Illinois in 1990, a kid out of a tough neighborhood south of Chicago, I had no idea I’d become a research scientist. I was a football
It’s summer 2016 in Rio de Janeiro, and I’m holding a Paralympic silver medal in the 1,500 meters. Beside me is my teammate Tatyana McFadden, ’13 ACES, EDM ’19, one