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Cyclospora outbreak could linger, infectious disease experts sayUSA Today: Amy Edwards, assistant profess of pediatrics and infectious disease specialist, doesn't see the Cyclospora outbreaking ending anytime soon. "I can't see a way where we’re near the end, as typically most cases are narrow in…

Alum Ava Shamban reflects on her CWRU education and dermatology career as she prepares to speak at the 2026 White Coat Ceremony

How conservation experts care for new, endangered species in OhioIdeastream: John Broich, associate professor of history at the College of Arts and Sciences, said white supremacy is not a relic of the past but a recurring ideology that has evolved from colonialism and slavery to the present day.…

The parasite that causes explosive diarrhea is here in Cleveland. Here’s what to knowSignal Cleveland: Amy Edwards, an associate professor of pediatrics and specialist in infectious illnesses, said the number of cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal ailment that appears every summer as individuals…

Six common misconceptions about financial aidU.S. News & World Report: Bob McCollough, vice president of enrollment management, said financial aid is one of the least understood and most intimidating parts of the college admissions process, urging families not to be deterred by sticker prices…

Do you know an outstanding postdoc making an impact on their field? From the humanities to engineering to medicine, postdocs are an integral part of the research landscape at Case Western Reserve.The Daily is seeking nominations for exceptional postdoctoral scholars and fellows for our Postdoc of…

As Aidan Selkirk readied an aerosol jet printer for its optimization process during experimentation in a Case Western Reserve University lab, he didn’t expect the routine test to turn into artwork that would earn him campus recognition.Using an iterative Bayesian approach, Selkirk, a rising…

Judge issues gag order in Vinton County child abuse caseSpectrum News: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, said a gag order in the child abuse case may be "too little, too late" because widespread online and public discussion is already shaping opinion. He added that…

Case Western Reserve-led coalition wins one of the nation’s biggest economic development awardsCrain's Cleveland Business: Michael Oakes, the university's executive vice president for research and economic development, said winning the National Science Foundation Regional Innovation Engine award is…

Microdosing GLP-1s? Here's what doctors say about the weight loss trendYahoo Health: Betul Hatipoglu, explained how "microdosing" can mean a variety of things like reducing the side effects of taking GLP-1s. "A regular dose every 10 days instead of weekly may give the body more time to recover and…