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In recognition of National Pet Preparedness Month, the university’s Office of Resiliency is providing important information and suggestions on how to prepare your pets for an emergency. Your pets are a part of your family, so include them in your emergency plan. To prepare for an emergency, follow…

The Office of the Provost has announced a new initiative that seeks to increase diversity in academia by exposing Case Western Reserve University students with STEM aspirations to role models who share their racial, ethnic and/or gender identity. The Departmental Diversity Seminar Series provides…

Ohio's head of K-12 education resigns after less than 1 month WEWS: Daniel Jaffe, professor of law, weighed in on the tumultuous hiring and subsequent resignation of the state school superintendent, who was a state school board member when he was appointed to the post. “You are prohibited from…

Columbus mulls new strategy to limit gun violence. Could it work? Ohio Capital Journal: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law and adjunct professor of political science, opined that the city of Columbus would face challenges should it follow through on a plan to outlaw…

Patrick Conroy, Yang Gu and Alexa Shook, 2022 graduates of the School of Law at Case Western Reserve University, successfully persuaded the State of Ohio to grant property tax exemption to The Edna House for Women for its newly expanded campus in Cleveland’s Detroit Shoreway neighborhood. The…

Gap between CEO and worker compensation expanded in 2021 Crain’s Cleveland Business: Bernard Bailey, an adjunct professor at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed the pay gap between CEOs and their employees at the largest public companies in Northeast Ohio, noting the ratios used to…

Research from Rob Fischer and Meghan Salas Atwell, faculty members at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, was cited in a blog post on the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation website in April 2022.  Fischer and Atwell, who serve as co-director and associate director of…

The Sparks Fly Upward ideastream: Cathy Lesser Mansfield, senior instructor in law, talked about the Cleveland premiere of The Sparks Fly Upward, an opera she composed set in Berlin during WWII telling the stories of three German families, two Jewish and one Christian, who are thrust headlong…

Juscelino Colares, the Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Business Law and a professor of political science, recently published a book he co-authored Restructuring Trade Deals. Colares said that to avoid trade-bargain erosion, countries involved in large-scale, bilateral or regional trade…

Karen Beckwith, the Flora Stone Mather Professor of political science at Case Western Reserve University, recently wrote an article investigating women’s routes toward executive political leadership in the European Union. Published as a chapter of the book Women and Leadership in the European…