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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.
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Medicine's David Canaday discussed new research showing that COVID-19 boosters greatly lowering infection rates in nursing homes
Boosters significantly protect nursing home residents, staff against omicron variant Skilled Nursing News: David Canaday, professor at the School of Medicine, discussed new research that found COVID-19 booster vaccinations significantly increase antibodies in nursing home residents and…
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Spartans Abroad: Elias Tew
As summer gears up, Case Western Reserve University students are pursuing a variety of different experiences before a new academic year begins. And for some, those opportunities are found abroad. Whether studying death, dying and euthanasia in the Netherlands; exploring archaeological sites in…
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4 places to view fireworks this weekend around Cleveland
Nothing says Independence Day quite like fireworks lighting up the sky. Many city-wide July 4 celebrations were canceled the past two years as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. But this year, many events will resume all across the Greater Cleveland area. Not sure where to head to watch the…
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"Just Walk"
Primary Care Progress, an interprofessional student group dedicated to promoting health in our community, will host Cleveland’s own "Just Walk," a Walk with a Doc program. This program is a free monthly walk with community members, healthcare providers and health professional students to encourage…
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Physics' Glenn Starkman discusses science's best guesses about the effect of a black hole on a spacecraft
What would happen if you fell into a black hole? Newsweek: Glenn Starkman, co-chair of the physics department and a Distinguished University Professor, weighed in on scientific ideas about what might happen if a human or spacecraft came too near a black hole.
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest discusses post-pandemic inflation
CWRU economics professor says housing costs doing the most damage during this inflationary period  WOIO: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, commented on the economic strains consumers are feeling from rising prices across the board. Ernest…
Finance student, Joaquin Mendoza, shares about his study abroad experience in Spain
This story originally ran in The Daily. Though Joaquin Mendoza has called Cleveland, Ohio, home in recent years, the rising fourth-year student has international roots—and a long-standing passion for travel. Born in Peru and raised in Puerto Rico, Mendoza is no stranger to exploring the world,…
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Nursing's Stephanie Griggs discussed how poor sleeping habits can affect overall health
People in their 40s tend to sleep the least: these tips can help Healthline: Stephanie Griggs, assistant professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, discussed how poor sleep can affect physical, mental and cognitive health. “These processes and the stages of sleep are essential to…
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Farm Stand
Come out to the University Farm and stop by the greenhouse Farm Stand (37125 Fairmount Blvd.) Saturday, July 2, from 9 a.m. to noon. Members of the community can shop for vegetables and herbs grown at the farm and picked fresh. There also will be plants available for sale. The farm requests card…