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How gravitational waves could give us a glimpse of the invisible universe Popular Mechanics: Glenn Starkman, Distinguished University Professor and co-chair of the Department of Physics, and Craig Copi, senior instructor of physics at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed how gravitational…

Case Western Reserve University professor explains the future of the British monarchy WOIO: Kathryn Lavelle, the Ellen and Dixon Long Associate Professor of World Affairs, explained how the monarchy will likely change following the death of Queen Elizabeth. “The nature of the monarchy has changed…

Undergraduate research/creative projects takes 22nd; nursing jumps to 5th This year’s U.S. News & World Report’s Best Colleges rankings saw Case Western Reserve slip two notches to 44th among national universities, while also appearing at 22nd for undergraduate research and creative…

Today, Sept. 12, is National Video Games Day, a time to appreciate how far video games have come and celebrate the immersive experiences they offer. To recognize the occasion, The Daily is putting the spotlight on ARTS 286: Introduction to Video Game Design—a course at Case Western Reserve in which…

In our polarized society, the ability to hold respectful and civil discourse with individuals of diverse backgrounds is a lost art. However, the need for such discourse within higher education is imperative in the learning environment. Students and postdocs are invited to a community dialogue…

QTPOC (Queer and Trans People of Color), a discussion group for queer, trans and otherwise LGBTQ+ people of color, will be held Thursday, Sept. 15, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The meeting will include snacks, board games and opportunities to get to know other students who are QTPOC on campus. Register…

Undergraduate students from the cognitive science department organized a speaker series titled “Cognition in a Changing World.” Fernanda Pérez-Gay Juárez, a cognitive neuroscientist from McGill University, will present “Psychosocial consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic: Links between trust,…

Are you a student or recent graduate looking for financial support to test the market, build a website, or fund access to other resources needed to move your new innovations forward? Consider applying to the Student Entrepreneurship Fund with CWRU LaunchNET. This application is open to…

We're hiring! Join the Swetland Center as Community Engaged Research Specialist. This individual will coordinate two intervention components of the Nourishing Power Network - the Nourishing Power Fellowship and Networking - as well as support the research efforts more broadly. Learn more.

Court ruling on HIV meds could have sweeping implications for preventive care Axios: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, offered his thoughts on a federal court ruling that struck down required coverage of HIV prevention medication, noting that the case may have sweeping…