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Patient Data Is an Asset and a Liability—Here’s How to Avoid Costly Missteps
Cure: Eileen Anderson, director of the Inamori International Center for Ethics and Excellence and the Inamori Professor in Ethics, discussed how when you’re forming a new biotech or life sciences company it's important to become good stewards of the patient data you collect. "As you begin, make the…
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Consider a major in international studies
International Studies allows you to create your own major by selecting internationally focused courses from different departments. You will be able to select a geographic area focus, such as Asia, the Middle East, Latin America, Europe or Africa. You will design a thematic focus, such as…
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Learn AI-augmented coding for data analysis
ECON 216: Data Visualization for Social Science with AI-Augmented Coding & Analysis introduces a new way to work with data using AI tools.In the course, students use AI coding agents like Claude Code to generate code by giving instructions in plain English. The focus is on reading and checking…
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Reading Days drop-in hours
Are you studying abroad during summer or fall 2026 or interested in planning for studying abroad during a later term?The Office of Education Abroad is offering extended drop-in hours during Reading Days on Tuesday, April 27, and Wednesday, April 28. Stop by the Office of Education Abroad in Sears…
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Arab American Heritage Month: Meet three Arab American members of the CWRU community
In recognition of Arab American Heritage Month, which takes place annually in April, we’re celebrating the accomplishments and experiences of three Arab American members of the CWRU community. Discover more about their experiences at the university—and learn how their heritage has impacted their…
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Call for submissions for Jewish American Heritage Month
Case Western Reserve University is home to incredible Jewish American students, faculty and staff—each with their own inspiring story to tell. Jewish American Heritage Month is celebrated annually in May. As in past years, we want to put a spotlight on members of the university community who are of…
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From rainout shelters to the courtroom: Inside CWRU students' and researchers' environmental work
Each year, Earth Day (April 22) highlights the importance of protecting natural resources, combating climate change and promoting sustainability—from recycling and reducing waste to supporting eco-friendly businesses. At Case Western Reserve University, that commitment extends far beyond a single…
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Apply to be a 2026-27 ThinkEnergy Fellow
Are you ready to turn a bright idea into a clean energy venture? The Great Lakes Energy Institute is seeking applicants for the 12th cohort of the ThinkEnergy Fellows, CWRU’s premier energy entrepreneurship program. Made up of six students, the cohort goes beyond the classroom to: Develop a…
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$2 million gift aims to support emerging cancer researchers at Case Western Reserve University
New endowment from Linda Leatherbury will honor the memory of her late husband and support PhD students conducting research at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Weatherhead's Michael Goldberg weighs in on rising oil prices
Truckers feeling pinch of raising oil pricesSpectrum News: Michael Goldberg, professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said rising oil prices—fueled by global supply risks—are driving up costs across transportation-dependent industries. He pointed to ripple effects in agriculture, air travel,…