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Fiscal 2026 federal funding commitment supports Case Western Reserve University’s ongoing and wide-ranging collaboration with NASA Glenn Research Center

This February, the Case Western Reserve University community gathered to celebrate a historic milestone: the university’s bicentennial. At the same time, this month marks the 100th anniversary of Black History Month, which honors the achievements and contributions of African Americans and people of…

Morton Brooks (CIT ’41) was a mathematically gifted student from an underprivileged family in 1930s Cleveland. Despite his talent and determination, the financial challenges of the Great Depression made higher education seem out of reach. Encouraged by his high school advisor to pursue…

Do you have Parkinson's Disease? The Brain in Swallowing and Communication Lab at Case Western Reserve University is seeking participants for a research study measuring tongue strength and imagery. Adults with Parkinson's disease may be eligible to participate. Details Questionnaires,…

She broke barriers as a nurse and, at 92, is still teaching at Case Western Reserve University WEWS: May Wykle, professor emerita and former dean of Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, was featured as a healthcare pioneer as part of a new Western Reserve Historical Society exhibition. Wykle…

Is Cleveland’s cold snap freezing crime? Here’s what the data says cleveland.com: Dan Flannery, the Semi J. and Ruth Begun Professor and director of the school’s Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, discussed the correlation between crime and the weather. “People are…

What do we make of Colin Kaepernick now? The Washington Post: Ayesha Bell Hardaway, professor at the School of Law and director of the Social Justice Institute, said the silence from today’s athletes is “very, very loud” and reflects Colin Kaepernick’s legacy: the punishment he endured may have…

Tanisha’s Law' officially signed, family celebrates Spectrum News: Ayesha Bell Hardaway, professor at the School of Law and director of the Social Justice Institute, praised former law students who helped draft “Tanisha’s Law,” noting they did the work “without course credit,” “without payment,”…

When Jube Augustino first considered her path to higher education, Case Western Reserve University immediately stood out among her options. “I wanted to pursue a career in the medical field, and Case Western Reserve offered both a great biomedical engineering program and research-intensive…