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In 1871, Johannes Brahms completed “Schicksalslied,” a 16-minute choral/orchestral piece that set Friedrich Hölderlin's poem “Hyperions Schicksalslied,” from his novel Hyperion. The poem contrasts the lives of the gods with the fate and destiny of men. The Case/University Circle Symphony Orchestra…

Did you know about three in five college students experience insecurity relating to basic needs like food, housing, water or safety? The Dean of Students Office recognizes that meeting basic needs has become more difficult for many students, and is committed to providing assistance and…

Back by popular demand, K9 Caring Angels Therapy dogs will return to Kelvin Smith Library for two more visits this semester. Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to the library to meet the dogs: Today (Nov. 15) from 2 to 5 p.m.Monday, Dec. 12, from noon to 3…

Pancreatic duct disruption, disconnection linked to fourfold higher risk for fistula formationHealio: Vibhu Chittajallu, fellow at the School of Medicine, discussed pancreatic duct disruption at the ACG Annual Scientific Meeting. “Acute pancreatitis is complicated by necrosis of the pancreas and…

Cleveland City Council changes mind, approves clerk of courts contractcleveland.com: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law and adjunct professor of political science, explained how laws governing legislative bodies can and can’t deny funding to a court. “If we’re talking…

Call it a comeback: Investors pump big money into Northeast Ohio shopping malls, filling store vacanciesWEWS: Michael Goldberg, associate professor of design and innovation at Weatherhead School of Management and executive director of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, said there are some…

Stopping bleeding at the site at Case Western ReserveCrain’s Cleveland Business (subscription required): Anirban Sen Gupta, professor of biomedical engineering, discussed his new technology “SanguiStop,” which allows a clot-promoting enzyme called thrombin to be intravenously delivered in a…

Supreme Court races offer anti-abortion groups a win on a tough night Politico: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, weighed in on how state supreme court races in Ohio and North Carolina could impact abortion rights. “It’s frustrating because these are the really big issues that…

November is Nonprofit Awareness Month, a time that celebrates and promotes the support of nonprofits in the United States. This month is especially relevant to Cleveland, which has a long and thriving history of nonprofit innovation—the city is the birthplace of the first community chest (a…

On Nov. 8, Co-Dean Michael Scharf was honored at Denver University School of Law, which bestowed on him the annual Cox Price International Human Rights Award. Scharf and Professor Ved Nanda, founder of DU’s Nanda Center for International and Comparative Law, then engaged in a discussion of…