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Rising sophomore Madeleine Eiss passes away
Ask people about Madeleine “Maddie” Eiss and one of the first words you’ll hear is “fierce.” It reflected her grit and competitive nature on the tennis court—and, even more, her commitment to those lucky enough to call her a friend. “When it came to a tennis match you could always count on her to…
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Dental medicine researchers pen paper that garners award
From left: Sherif Elkordy, Tarek ElShebiny, Noha Orabi, Juan Martin Palomo and Carlos Flores-Mir A paper written by Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine researchers was recently selected for the 2022 David L. Turpin Award for Evidence-based Research from the American Journal…
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Certificate and Master of Compliance and Risk Management information session
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community and others are invited to join the School of Law for a virtual information session on the Certificate and Master of Compliance and Risk Management (CRM) Program. Are you interested in regulatory compliance and risk management jobs in the…
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Mandel School’s Ann Nguyen selected for early-career research honor
Ann Nguyen, assistant professor at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, was selected to be a Research Education Component (REC) Scholar by the Cleveland Alzheimer's Disease Research Center. The REC aims to support the scientific and career development of early…
Gun control: Experts discuss first new federal law in decades
Healthline: Daniel J. Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth W. Begun Professor and director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, discussed the 30% increase in unintentional fatal shootings by children compared to 2019. “More young people are carrying guns, guns are more…
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Biomedical Engineering's Palak Gupta was noted for her research into Parkinson's disease
20 in their twenties: Palak Gupta Crain’s Cleveland Business (subscription required): Palak Gupta, a PhD candidate in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, was noted for her research to improve the lives of individuals suffering from Parkinson’s disease. “Case [Western Reserve] has an…
Dr. Umut Gurkan Develops Diagnostic Technologies to Fight Health Disparities Worldwide
From Ankara, Turkey to Cleveland, Ohio, Gurkan Knows How Technology Can Advance Health Equity Everywhere Umut Gurkan, PhD, was born and raised in Turkey. A Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the CWRU School of Engineering and member of the Cancer Prevention…
MBA students participate in experiential workshop with the Cavani String Quartet
This summer, professional master of business administration (MBA) students in the Leadership Assessment and Development course participated in an experiential workshop with the Cavani String Quartet at Severance Hall.  In this course, taught by Associate Professor of Organizational Behavior Ellen…
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Law's Jessie Hill discussed abortion clinics turning away patents after the overturn of Roe v. Wade
Cancelled appointments, frustrated women, and messages of hope: fallout from Ohio’s push to restrict abortions cleveland.com: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, noted how abortion clinics are now turning women away after the Supreme Court overturned landmark Roe v. Wade, which…
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Tennis Coach Todd Wojtkowski shares his personal story with Cleveland.com
Son of a steelworker—how did Case Western Reserve become a men’s tennis power? cleveland.com: How men’s tennis coach Todd Wojtkowski built his team into a powerhouse—and how his own personal story ties into that—was featured by sports columnist Terry Pluto.