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CWRU Ranks Among the Top Law Faculties in Scholarly Impact
The Heald and Sichelman study of scholarly impact, based on SSRN downloads and HeinOnline citations, ranks the Case Western Reserve University School of Law faculty 30th in the nation. The Sisk/Leiter study ranks the CWRU faculty 36th in the nation based on citations to their publications over the…
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Retiring after nearly 45 years on the Mandel School faculty and almost 35 leading the Poverty Center, Claudia Coulton’s career has centered on using data to make community change When Claudia Coulton, PhD (GRS ’78, social welfare), delivered a major presentation on the potential impacts of welfare…
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses the Supreme Court's draft opinion to overturn Roe v. Wade
Draft opinion overturning Roe raises a question: Are more precedents next? TheNew York Times: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, said he expects the Supreme Court to overturn precedent more frequently, following the Supreme Court’s draft opinion to overturn Roe v.…
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Nursing's Sonya Moore, Leadership Excel and Achievement Program praised by students
New Case Western Reserve University program helps to bring more diversity to specialized nursing WEWS: Nursing students Mya Williams and Cha’Kia Brunner discussed their positive experience in the university’s Leadership Excel and Achievement Program, a one-year certificate program for nurse…
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Law's Kevin McMunigal discussed the trial of Micheal Peterson, accused of killing his wife
The staircase murder of Kathleen Peterson: What really caused her death? A&E: Kevin McMunigal, professor of law, weighed in on the trail of Michael Peterson, convicted of murdering his wife, Kathleen, by pushing her down a flight of stairs—and how accepting a plea deal hurt his chances of a…
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Political Science's Justin Buchler discussed Trump's influence in the U.S. Senate
Senate GOP privately roots against Trump in Ohio The Hill: Justin Buchler, assistant professor of political science, was tapped for his expertise on former President Trump’s influence on the hotly contested Ohio race for U.S. Senate. Buchler said Trump’s impact on a surge in the polls for J.D.…
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One to One Fitness Center offers June specials
One to One Fitness Center maintains regular hours of operation year round and has June specials for everyone. Membership provides access to the center’s 28,000-square-foot facility, including: Cardio, machine and free-weight equipment;A functional training area;Locker rooms with amenities;Dry…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in June
There’s nothing quite like summer in The Land—and it’s just days away. With seemingly endless opportunities to enjoy yourself the next few months—from kayaking on the Cuyahoga to catching a game at Progressive Field to enjoying live music on patios around the city—it’s likely you don’t need any…
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Begun Center's Daniel Flannery discussed the range of emotions that follow mass shooting events
How to cope with the latest school shooting if you're a parent HuffPost: Daniel Flannery, director of the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, discussed the range of emotions—from grief and disgust to anger and hopelessness—that are normal following mass shooting events.…
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Spartans Abroad: David Silva
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…