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Susan Hagness, longtime professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison, brings exceptional research, education and leadership experience to Case School of Engineering

It started with a casual conversation over lunch—a group of Case Western Reserve anthropology PhD students reflecting on the work happening around them and a shared realization that much of it went unseen.“We were just chatting about how there aren’t that many opportunities for us to showcase our…

Popular supplement may be helping cancer survive, scientists warnWEWS: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, said that often in trials, all the evidence in a case doesn't make it before a jury. In the FirstEnergy trial, jurors lack key context by design. Benza said excluded…

From first-time runners to seasoned marathoners, members of the Case Western Reserve University community are gearing up for the 49th annual Cleveland Marathon, which will take place May 16-17. Whether you’re motivated by a personal milestone, a meaningful cause or the thrill of race day, The…

In an effort to strengthen the relationships that connect Case Western Reserve University and its surrounding neighborhoods, members of the CWRU community are invited to attend the inaugural OneCWRU Community Campus Day. This gathering, which will take place April 18 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,…

The Daily Mail: Jordan Winter, co-leader of the Developmental Therapeutics Program at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, explained how Vitamin B3 vitamins may be doing more harm than good for people going through cancer treatment. "Our findings highlight a potentially concerning role for…

Ideastream: Amy Edwards, associate professor of pediatrics, explained how early data suggest these mutations could allow the variant to partially evade the immunity people have built up from previous infections or vaccines. "There's a little bit of cross protection from this most recent vaccine…

Ed Tech: Tron Compton-Engle, assistant vice president of client experience, said that he and his team had been looking for an AI solution “where we didn’t have to worry about whether the data was being used for training. And Gemini was a way to get a safe AI tool that the entire campus could use…

ARTS 106 Creative DrawingJune 1 - June 28, 2026Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday9am - 11:55amOpen studio hours tbdLocation: Art StudioInstructor: George KozmonEmail: gak41@case.edu An immersive class meeting 3 days a week, we will explore a variety of subjects and materials that define drawing as a…

Spectrum News: Lindsay Malone, clinical dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, said the SNAP soda ban aims to steer families toward healthier choices, noting sugary drinks drive chronic diseases like obesity and diabetes and offer little nutritional value. She recommends…