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Kelvin Smith Library Welcomes the Class of 2026!
On Aug. 22, 1,550 first-year students and their families visited Kelvin Smith Library to attend the Information Fair, one of the first events during new student Orientation Week. 46 groups representing various campus offices and departments gathered on the library’s first and second floors, ready…
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Law’s Michael Benza discussed the Cleveland Police Department’s proposed arrest warrant policy
In reprimanding police officer who failed to check warrant status before making an arrest, civilian board recommends new policycleveland.com: Michael Benza, senior instructor of law, discussed the Cleveland Police Department’s new policy that would require officers to confirm the existence of an…
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History’s Ted Steinberg discussed the benefits of crabgrass
Why you should leave your crabgrass alone The Hour: Ted Steinberg, the Adeline Barry Davee Distinguished Professor of History and author of American Green: the Obsessive Quest for the Perfect Lawn, discussed the history of crabgrass, and why it’s probably a good idea to leave it alone. “In the…
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Medicine’s Paul Tesar discussed the possibility of technology that could replicate human embryos
Biotech firm wants to grow human embryos for organ harvesting New York Post: Paul Tesar, the Dr. Donald and Ruth Weber Goodman Professor of Innovative Therapeutics at the School of Medicine, said that that government regulation may be required in order to ensure that the advancements in…
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Biology’s Mark Willis discussed the invasive spotted lantern fly
Invasive lanternflies are spreading in the US: How to protect your property Today: Mark Willis, a professor and chair of the Department of Biology, discussed the spread of the spotted lantern fly, a plant-hopping parasitoid now detected in 12 states across the U.S. “Their mouth parts are basically…
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Recent School of Dental Medicine staff member Gladys Ina passes away
It is with deep sadness that Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine announces the passing of Gladys Ina on Friday, Aug. 19. Ina was a dedicated staff member for the School of Dental Medicine from 2013 to 2022, working closely with Professor Emeritus Ronald Occhionero. Always…
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Rocky Roads
Preparing students for turbulence with a supply chain management degree When the pandemic upended every aspect of the global supply chain from factory production to shipping routes, Case Western Reserve’s Weatherhead School of Management added two new courses, already in the works, to its Master…
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Spartan Showcase: Aubrey Mayer
Major: BiologyMinors: Chemistry and Creative WritingYear: Rising fourth year At Case Western Reserve University, students are encouraged to use their studies to pursue their passions. For Aubrey Mayer, that means channeling her love of science and animals to help preserve the environment and…
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Check out One to One Fitness Center for free or at a discounted rate
Case Western Reserve University’s One to One Fitness Center invites members of the community to visit the center during its free and discounted guest weeks. Each week will be free or discounted for specific groups. Aug. 22–28 Students can get free access weekdays before 5 p.m. and on the…
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[U]Tech advises Apple users to make critical security updates to devices
University Technology's ([U]Tech) Information Security Office advises Case Western Reserve University community members with devices running iOS, iPadOS and MacOS to update their devices immediately due to a critical security update released Aug. 17–18. The update fixes critical vulnerabilities…