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Two current CWRU students and one recent alum are being celebrated in a unique art exhibit on display at the LGBT Community Center of Greater Cleveland, through January 30 (open from M-F, 10 am-8 pm). Eddie Encarnacion (MSASS '25) and undergrads Roman Valine and Rachel Bhagat participated in…

Case Western Reserve School of Dental Medicine students took learning outside the classroom on Nov. 6, participating in an annual Special Olympics health outreach event. The 4th Annual Unified Health Event, hosted by the Special Olympics Ohio Healthy Athletes program, offered free physicals and…

Students are invited to register for WRIT (Writing and Rhetoric) 345: Grant Writing. This course will focus on understanding and composing the elements of a funding proposal. Different types of grants will be considered: non-profit organizations, governmental, STEM, Arts, and Humanities. Focus…

We are thrilled to open submissions for the 2026 issue of Stethos, the Medical Humanities Journal of the Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine. In previous issues, Stethos has provided a fantastic forum to showcase the incredible diversity and creativity of our students, faculty, and…

Health insurance premiums increase Spectrum News: Ray Herschman, adjunct professor at Weatherhead School of Management, warned that expiring ACA subsidies could cause dramatic premium increases—his own rising from $35,000 to $42,500 annually. He cautioned that unaffordable rates may force…

Ohio scrapped a key tool to fight air pollution. Advocates want it back. Ohio Capital Journal: Randi Leppla, director of the Environmental Law Clinic at the School of Law, warned that without an air nuisance rule, Ohioans lose a crucial way to hold polluters accountable, raising “very serious”…

For most, Poland elicits thoughts of delicious pierogies, famous composers and trailblazing astronomers. For Agata Exner, PhD, it was once known as home but will soon gain a new meaning: a place to continue making strides in cancer research and radiation technology through cross-cultural…

Seeking Input from Autistic STEM students With an increase in autistic students attending college and a growing interest in STEM-related majors, we want to learn about their perspectives, experiences, and needs. We hope this will help us learn more about how to diversify these students'…

The Law-Medicine Center is delighted to announce that Susan Hatters-Friedman, MD (CWR ’96, MED ’99), was awarded the Isaac Ray Award by the American Psychological Association (APA). Hatters-Friedman is an adjunct professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law and the Phillip J. Resnick…

Case Western Reserve study adds to the aura of the Dunkleosteus cleveland.com: Russell Engelman, graduate student in biology at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed research into the Dunkleosteus. “More recent studies have tried biomechanical modeling of Dunkleosteus, but no one has…