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Law’s Miranda Leppla discussed NOPEC’s dropping of customers
Amid rising energy costs, Ohio aggregator dumps its 550,000 electric customers Ohio Capital Journal: Miranda Leppla, director of the Environmental Law Clinic at the School of Law, discussed the decision by Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council to shed hundreds of thousands of customers.
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Medicine’s Emad Mansoor discussed inflammatory bowel disease in homosexual v heterosexual men
'High-risk' sex could raise odds for crohn's, colitis in gay men U.S. News & World Report: Emad Mansoor, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, discussed a new study that found that compared with heterosexual men, gay men are more than twice as likely to develop inflammatory bowel…
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ArtSci’s Matthew Lacombe discussed “stealth politics”
American oligarchs: Money in politics NBC News: Matthew Lacombe, assistant professor at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed the concept of “stealth politics,” an idea that a small group of the billionaire class control much of the policy and decision-making in American political discourse,…
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The Federal Judicial Externship Program: Providing Opportunities for Nearly 30 Years
For nearly thirty years, Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s Federal Judicial Externship program has provided the opportunity for hundreds of students to extern with federal judges in the summer after their first year of law school. The program is one of the many legacies that the late…
2021 saw record fatal ODs, gun deaths, car crashes in Ohio over 15 years, data shows
Ohio Capital Journal: Daniel J. Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Professor and director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, said the increase in drug overdoses was likely driven by synthetic opioids such as fentanyl or carfentanyl that are increasingly…
Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet Axel Rodriguez (MGT ’16)
National Hispanic Heritage Month takes place each year from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. In honor of the month, we are highlighting members of the Weatherhead School of Management community who are of Hispanic heritage to shed light on their experiences at the school and learn how they like to…
Learn about inclusion in change processes on the latest episode of the “What Really Matters” podcast
On the latest episode of “What Really Matters,” Weatherhead MBA candidate Connor Reider and Director of Admissions Steve Scheidt sit down with Erica Ishida, President and Chief Operating Officer of Apple Growth Partners. Erica, a 2012 alumna of Weatherhead’s Master of Positive Organization…
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New CWRU undergraduate, graduate programs launch
Case School of Engineering program becomes first of its kind to be accredited in the U.S. With a new academic year comes new program offerings at Case Western Reserve University—and in the case of the university’s engineering school, new accomplishments on a national stage. Case School of…
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Polymer Initiative of Northeast Ohio Conference
Ohio’s largest industry is polymers, with 2,800+ polymer focused companies and more than $49 billion in shipment each year, all right here in Ohio. In addition to industry, there are numerous academic programs in and around Ohio that offer polymer-focused degrees or conduct polymer-specific…
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Launch of new TeamDynamix platform will power [U]Tech Service Desk
TeamDynamix, a customer service system widely used in higher education, will replace University Technology’s ([U]Tech) current service desk system at help.case.edu. User access will not be disrupted during the conversion process, which will take place during fall break (Oct. 24–25). Campus…