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Medicine's Eileen Anderson discusses the impact of COVID-19 on mental health
What are the mental health and behavioral impacts of COVID as we enter year three of the pandemic? WCPN: Eileen Anderson, associate professor and director of education, bioethics and medical humanities at the School of Medicine, discussed the mental and behavioral effects of the coronavirus…
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Call for Spartan Showcase submissions
Do you know an outstanding undergraduate, graduate or doctoral student studying at Case Western Reserve University? Chances are, you do—and we want to write about them! The Daily’s editorial team is seeking nominations for students to feature in our Spartan Showcase series, where we highlight…
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Call for CWRU poets to feature
Are you a member of the Case Western Reserve University community who’s well-versed in poetry? The Daily’s editorial team wants to feature you in April, which is National Poetry Month! Email case-daily@case.edu and include your name, email address and a few sentences about your work.
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Arts and Sciences' Ralph Harvey discusses finding and studying Antarctic meteorites
On the hunt for meteorites, researchers look to data-based ‘treasure map’ NBC News: Ralph Harvey, professor of planetary materials in the College of Arts and Sciences and also principal investigator at the National Science Foundation’s Antarctic Search for Meteorites program, discussed the…
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Law's Jonathan Adler discusses the short list of Black women for Supreme Court justice
Biden vowed to nominate a Black woman to the Supreme Court. Here's a look at his shortlist. Business Insider: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed the likelihood of Ketanji Brown Jackson replacing Justice Stephen Breyer, for whom she was a former clerk. “She's…
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English's Thrity Umrigar's new book explores India's social issues
Honor is a searing meditation on the meaning of dignity in a dehumanizing world NPR: Thrity Umrigar, Distinguished University Professor in the Department of English, penned a new book, Honor, fraught with India’s social issues such as caste and class divides, the lure of fundamentalism and…
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Law's Anat Alon-Beck
Anat-Alon Beck and Darren Rosenblum on the Duty to Diversify Business Scholarship: Anat Alon-Beck, assistant professor of law, discussed directors’ and institutional investors’ fiduciary duties as including a duty to foster diversity in senior corporate leadership
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Social Sciences' Rob Fischer discusses lead-safe applications in the end of 2021
Much work remains to ensure Cleveland rentals are safe from lead paint WCPN: Rob Fischer, associate professor at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and co-director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, said that Cleveland saw a surge in…
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President Biden notes work by Case Western Reserve bioengineering pioneer
Dustin Tyler invited to White House as part of announcement of new federal agency to push for biomedical breakthroughs When President Joe Biden on Friday spoke to reporters about the promise of a new federal biomedical research agency, he tapped Case Western Reserve University biomedical engineer…
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Medicine's Elma Baron discusses the importance of physician consultations when considering a cosmetic procedure
More people likely to have scheduled facial tune-ups due to masks being worn during COVID Currents: Elma Baron, professor of dermatology at the School of Medicine, explained why it's important to seek out information and consult with a physician prior to getting a medical procedure.