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Willem C. Vis International Arbitration Moot Court Team Excels in Pre-Moot Competition
In February, the Case Western Vis Team participated in the annual Vis pre-moot competition hosted by Loyola University Chicago School of Law. Fourteen teams from seven different law schools competed against one another. Case Western’s team of Jim FitzGibbon (1L) and Nathaniel Sommers (1L) were…
Ann Nguyen receives grant to study risk factors for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias among older Black adults
Ann Nguyen, assistant professor, received a new grant funded by the Research Centers Collaborative Network from a parent grant from the National Institute on Aging (NIH). This is a two-year grant, totaling $50,000. She is the principal investigator on the grant, alongside co-principal investigator…
BSN Students Collaborate with Engineering
In late February, students in the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program collaborated with Masters of Engineering and Management students from the Case Western Reserve University School of Engineering on an engineering course project that seeks to develop a product or process that could reduce…
Student team wins 2023 Ohio Contractors Association Student Estimating Competition
In only their second year of participating in the Ohio Contractors Association Student Estimating Competition, the team from Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering took home the top prize. Teams from 12 universities—totaling 72 students—participated.…
Sign up for leadership minor courses
ATTENTION Undergrads! Please register TODAY to take the first two Leadership Minor (or Management Major--Leadership Concentration) classes (ORBH250 & ORBH251) this SUMMER, 2023. Both will be taught REMOTELY and "only in the summer" can they be taken SIMULTANEOUSLY instead of consecutively!!!…
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Case Quad renovation entering final phase
Beginning this weekend and continuing throughout spring break, Campus Planning and Facilities Management will complete work that began last summer on the Case Quad. The last phase of this project will include final improvements—including landscaping around the buildings and site furnishings.…
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How did daylight saving time come to be, anyway?
John Grabowski Each year when we’re told to spring our clocks forward one hour to recognize daylight saving time, many people ask, “why?”With that time shift just days away, The Daily wanted answers—and found them through John Grabowski, the Krieger-Mueller Joint Professor in History in the…
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Dhamakapella finishes first place at competition in Pittsburgh
Dhamakapella, Case Western Reserve University’s premier South Asian fusion a cappella team, took home first place from its first competition of the season. At Steel City Sapna in Pittsburgh on Saturday, Feb. 5, the team received first-place honors, along with an individual award for Outstanding…
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Staff Spotlight: Renée O’Connor
Behind the work that takes place in labs, offices and classrooms across Case Western Reserve University’s campus, there are more than 3,000 staff members helping to make it happen. Whether it’s connecting students with opportunities to help them succeed or making sure common spaces are clean and…
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Postdoc Nidhi Shukla, PhD student Nisha Kamath earn travel awards to present their work
Postdoctoral scholar Nidhi Shukla and PhD student Nisha Kamath, both of Case Western Reserve University's Department of Pathology, were selected with travel awards from the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology. Shukla and Kamath both are members of the lab of Kenneth Matreyek,…