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How to be an effective ally for LGBTQ+ people during Pride Month—and beyond
Earlier this month, thousands of people gathered in downtown Cleveland for Pride in the CLE™. Donning colorful apparel and waving rainbow flags, members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies marched through the streets to celebrate Pride Month—and to commemorate those who have marched over the…
Seeking Research Volunteers for the Study Pulmonary and Systemic immune Responses to SARS-Cov2
We are recruiting research volunteers for a study of the body’s immune responses to severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), the novel coronavirus that causes Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Individuals who have recovered from SARS-CoV-2 infection are thought to have…
Participate in an Online Research Study on Gaslighting in Intimate Relationships!
You are invited to participate in a research study about your personal experiences with gaslighting and emotional manipulation. More specifically, this study investigates experiences you have (or have not!) had in your intimate relationships where you have felt invalidated or your sense of reality…
Student Q&A with Kyle Regan
Kyle Regan Master of Business Administration Q: What are you up to this summer? I have an internship with Insight2Profit. Q: What do you do in this position? I'll be part of the Transaction Advisory Group that focuses on helping buy and sell side clients understand potential revenue opportunities…
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Law's Jessie Hill discussed pro- and anti-abortion groups in Ohio and upcoming Supreme Court elections
State supreme courts: Bottom of the ballot but top concern if Roe falls Politico: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, commented on pro-and anti-abortion-rights groups in Ohio working on voter education campaigns around three key state Supreme Court elections. The legislature is…
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EPA’s Cisar Highlights Agency’s Water Quality Priorities at Burke Center’s Symposium on “The Clean Water Act at 50”
The Environmental Protection Agency’s Elizabeth Cisar, senior policy advisor in the Office of Water, discussed the opportunities and challenges facing the EPA as it seeks to enhance and improve the nation's water quality. Cisar made her remarks, “A View from the EPA,” at the interdisciplinary…
Student Q&A with Pallavi Goculdas
Pallavi Goculdas (pictured second from left)  Majors: Finance and business management with a concentration in business information technology Minors: Economics and applied data science Q: Could you tell me about your internship this summer? The Girls Who Invest Summer Intensive Scholar Program is…
Student Q&A with Aryaman Aggarwal
Aryaman Aggarwal Master of Business Administration and Master of Finance (Dual Degree)  Q: What are you up to this summer? I have a financial planning and analyst internship with the Federal Housing Finance Agency. Q: What has been your favorite part of the internship so far? The office culture…
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Begun Center's Daniel Flannery discussed recent mass shootings
Local experts discuss mental toll of mass shootings and how to discuss with children ideastream: Daniel Flannery, director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, discussed the aftermath of several recent mass shootings and how to talk to young people about the events.
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A Cooperative Arrangement: CWRU Law Students Advise Initiative That’s a Model for Urban Economic Development
Years before Evergreen Cooperatives became nationally known for employee ownership and building wealth in low-income Cleveland neighborhoods, Matthew Rossman and his law students were at the table with the founders, discussing legal issues at the heart of Evergreen’s formation. “Right away, the…