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Law’s Jessie Hill discussed the effect the Dobbs decision on the midterm elections
The Heat: Jan. 6th hearings, U.S. Supreme Court rulings China Global Television Network: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, discussed the potential impact the Supreme Court’s overturning of abortion rights might have on the midterm elections.
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Law’s Anat Alon-Beck commented that Twitter has a strong case against Elon Must under Delaware law 
‘Love me tender’: how Musk wooed Twitter, only to leave it at the altar The Guardian: Anat Alon-Beck, assistant professor of law, said that Delaware law indicates that Twitter has a strong case against Elon Musk after he backed out of a deal to buy the company. “I think that Twitter has the upper…
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ArtSci’s Hillel Chiel discussed a new 4-legged robot that can independently learn to walk
A four-legged robot can learn to walk in an hour like a newborn foal New Scientist: Hillel Chiel, biology professor in the College of Arts and Sciences, talked about a new robot, just over one foot tall, and its ability to teach itself how to walk, rather than to execute a pre-programmed gait.
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Law’s Michael Benza discussed geographical trends in frequency of death penalty decisions
Will the Parkland gunman get the death penalty? BBC: Michael Benza, senior instructor of law, discussed the disparities for those sentenced to death for crimes committed in the United States—the only Western nation to allow capital punishment. “There is a huge geographic disparity in the death…
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Law’s Jonathan Adler discussed changes the EPA will have to make after the Supreme Court’s decision
Could Supreme Court ruling impact future challenges to EPA rules on planet-warming emissions? Newsy: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law, discussed the ways the Environmental Protection Agency will need to…
School Medicine faculty members retiring with more than 40 years of service
The School of Medicine is celebrating the careers of David Aron and Joseph Charles LaManna, who are retiring after more than 40 years of service.  Learn more about their impact through teaching, mentorship and accomplishments.     David C. Aron 42 years   Throughout his teaching career at…
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Donate your extra cardboard to Sears think[box]
Have extra cardboard laying around? Sears think[box] is collecting small cardboard packaging for a hands-on community activity at YAY! Saturday. Members of the Case Western Reserve University can bring their small cardboard packaging (ex. pasta, spice or soap boxes) to Sears think[box]’s floor two…
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Community partners needed for Collaborative Practice I course
The Office of Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Education and Research is accepting new community partners to host student team projects for Collaborative Practice I, an interprofessional service learning experience for health professions and social work students. Collaborative Practice I…
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CWRU faculty members retiring with more than 40 years of service
Countless faculty members have called Case Western Reserve University their professional home over the years—and recently, the university bid farewell to some of them as they chose to retire. The Daily reached out to faculty members who announced their retirement after more than 40 years of…
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Fall 2022 career fairs
Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education will host three career fairs during the fall 2022 semester. Whether you are looking for an internship, a full-time position or a co-op, attending a career fair is an important part of your search. Students from all majors are welcome to attend each…