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Medicine's Yakov Elgudin weighs in on the man who survived a “widowmaker” heart attack
Portage man survives 'widowmaker,' with help from wife, UH medicsAkron Beacon Journal: Yakov Elgudin, associate professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the case of a Portage County man who suffered a dire “widowmaker” heart attack caused by blockage of a major artery, though he was otherwise…
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University Farm's Sarah Akovic on starting an herb garden
Everything you need to start an herb garden, according to expertsNBC News: Sarah Akovic, a regenerative farmer and the manager of the University Farm greenhouse, recommended choosing certified organic, non-GMO herb seeds—such as High Mowing and Fedco—to avoid pesticides that harm pollinators. She…
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest explains supply chains and market prices
Can prices even go down? Money As If: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, noted that prices are unlikely to suddenly and broadly fall soon because supply chains may have adjusted to tariffs and shoppers often overlook price drops. Deflation usually…
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Spring visit events for admitted and prospective undergraduates to be held this spring
The Office of Undergraduate Admission will welcome several hundred prospective and admitted students and their families to campus in the coming weeks, beginning this Thursday, March 26.Each Thursday, CWRU will host admitted students and their families as they make their final college decisions…
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Learn about login changes for university applications
Effective May 18, the University Technology ([U]Tech) office will update the login process for Duo-integrated university applications at Case Western Reserve. Applications that will receive updates include Canvas, PeopleSoft Financials and Student Information System, among others, to provide better…
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Review CWRU’s out-of-state employment policy
At Case Western Reserve University, working fully remote from another state is generally not permitted. Working part- or full-time outside Ohio can raise significant tax and regulatory issues depending on the state in which an employee lives when working off-campus. However, employing an…
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Tune into CWRU’s upcoming Talking Foreign Policy radio show
In January, the Trump Administration held a ceremony to launch the Board of Peace, a new international organization designed to implement peace in Gaza and other conflict areas. Described as President Trump’s alternative to the United Nations, some argue its controversy.On Tuesday (March 24), Case…
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Make the most of summer by registering for one of these 10 interesting courses at CWRU
From the science behind fermented beverages to superheroes in popular culture, Summer Session courses cover a wide range of topics
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One to One Fitness Center offers stretch therapy
One to One Fitness Center is now offering stretch therapy. Stretch therapy is a guided, hands-on stretching session during which the practitioner gently assists the body through targeted stretches designed to help muscles lengthen safely and effectively. Stretch therapy can help:Release muscle…
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CWRU's Nick Barendt comments on the Case Western Reserve-led NEO-SMART consortium
Decision approaches on NE Ohio’s $160M bid to grow R&Dcleveland.com: Nick Barendt, assistant vice president of research for technology and ecosystem growth, commented on the Case Western Reserve-led NEO-SMART consortium awaiting word about whether—as one of 15 finalists and the only one in…