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Are there meteor fragments nearby? What to know after recent fireballUSA Today: Ralph Harvey, professor in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, said a recent meteor exploded high in the atmosphere “like a brick wall,” scattering 7–10…

Pro-lifers slam Trump team for asking court to dismiss abortion pill lawsuitWashington Times: Jessie Hill, professor and director of the Reproductive Rights Law Initiative at the School of Law, said the Trump administration’s move to dismiss a federal abortion pill case suggests a strategy to delay…

On March 19, the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine community gathered for its 45th Annual Professionals Day. The event showcases the depth of student research, academic excellence and commitment to advancing the field of dentistry at CWRU.“Professionals Day gives us the…

At Case Western Reserve University School of Law, students are using AI-powered “vibe coding” to prototype legal solutions and rethink what it means to practice law in a digital age.

Throughout the four years of her undergraduate career, Andrea Silva has balanced double majors in mechanical and aerospace engineering, dedicated involvement on the Case Rocket Team, and the challenging schedule of a student-athlete on the Spartan women’s soccer team.Though it can get hectic, Silva…

For those trying to make healthy lifestyle changes to prevent type 2 diabetes, the CWRU Department of Nutrition is offering a Diabetes Prevention Program. A trained lifestyle coach and fellow participants will encourage you to make healthy changes that will last a lifetime.Participants will learn…

Osvaldo A. Rodriguez Rivera (GRS ’24, regenerative medicine and entrepreneurship) entered Case Western Reserve University’s Regenerative Medicine and Entrepreneurship (RGME) program in the School of Medicine to deepen his scientific understanding of biotechnology and regenerative medicine. With an…

When Elliot Siegel, DMD (DEN ’74), turned 50, he realized that his successful career as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon wasn’t enough. “I decided it was time to give back and volunteer my time helping others,” he said. That choice led to more than 20 years of mission-focused work around the…

The United States is losing its grip on Canada's steel marketFinancial Post (subscription required): Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said U.S. steel exports to Canada fell as tariffs raised prices and redirected supply domestically, while retaliation and…

Lorain County residents are fighting plans for development. Officials intend to push forwardWOSU: Charis Egland-Smith, midwest climate collaborator at the Great Lakes Energy Institute, warned that data center investors target rural areas because they offer "the least amount of resistance"—and…