Skip to main content
Students sitting around outdoor tables on the first day of classes

All Stories

Photo of a doctor smiling while talking to a mom and her young child in a health clinic
While healthcare struggled to keep up during COVID-19, community clinics never wavered
Five-year study reveals America’s safety net clinics never faltered but warns that Hispanic and Black patients are still being left behind
Chris Bell dancing in an urban environment
Putting the person ahead of the performance
Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Dance is hosting its final production of the 2025-2026 season from April 15-18 at Mather Dance Center. With Gratitude is a special concert celebrating 50 years of the Graduate Dance Program...
PoliceCar
Cleveland’s police commission clashes with City Hall amid push to end federal oversight
Signal Cleveland: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, said the city of Cleveland's threat of sanctions against the police commission's lawyers was "extraordinary" and appeared designed to discourage future opposition—a "hard-nosed move"—as Cleveland's Community Police…
Reid Tileston celebrating after the successful defense of his thesis
Reaching the summit: Becoming the nation’s first PhD graduate in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition
As he reaches the end of his educational journey, Reid Tileston reflects on his view from the mountaintop—and aims impossibly higher.“I want to be the world’s best teacher of Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA),” he said. “And I want to inspire my students to have the confidence to do hard…
Photo of young children boarding a school bus
Law's Jonathan Entin on how Barbara Rose Johns helped end school segregation
75 years after she led a student strike that helped end school segregation, Barbara Rose Johns now stands in the US Capitol where Robert E. Lee once didThe Conversation: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law at the School of Law, highlighted Barbara Johns’ courage, calling…
Money
Weatherhead's Mary Sasmaz on how to pay off debt
Drowning in debt? This one move could save your financial lifeThe Independent: Mary Sasmaz, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said the first step out of debt is fully understanding it: borrowers should list all accounts, balances, rates and payments—an “in the know stage”…
Voting
Political Science's Justin Buchler discusses what factors sway voter choices
Poll reveals crowded Kentucky Senate race to replace McConnellCourthouse News: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science at the College of Arts and Sciences, downplayed President Trump’s influence on voter decisions in the Kentucky Senate primary, saying evidence his endorsements…
plants
Biology's Elliot Gardner says collaborating with Indigenous communities supports biodiversity preservation
Working together, Indigenous peoples and researchers describe new Amazonian palmSouth Africa Today: Elliot Gardner, botanist and assistant professor of biology, confirmed that collaboration with Indigenous communities contributes to biodiversity preservation. “This collaboration allows for the…
169heartstock.jpg
Medicine's Sanjay Rajagopalan links common plastics and heart disease
Scientists find a link between common plastics and this deadly diseasePrevention: Sanjay Rajagopalan, director of Case Western Reserve University’s Cardiovascular Research Institute, commented on the link between the plastic ingredient phthalates, heart disease and death. They can be found in…
woman-flossing
Dental Medicine's Suparna Mahalaha explains the benefits of using water flossers
3 dentists just convinced us to add water flossers to our daily brushing routines—here’s why they’re beneficialPeople magazine: Suparna Mahalaha, associate professor at the School of Dental Medicine, provided her expertise for a story about whether water flossers should be part of our daily…