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When an international crisis hits, Christopher Rassi (CWR ’00; GRS ’00, political science; MGT ’03; LAW ’03) likely is in the thick of it. Case in point: On the day of his interview with In Brief magazine last fall, Rassi, who is the director of the office of the secretary general for the…

“When you see a possible opportunity show up, take it. You never know what might happen,” said Deborah Lindell (NUR ’03), the Marvin E. and Ruth Durr Denekas Professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing and a new Fulbright Scholar who departed in September for an eight-month sojourn to…

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Now in its second year, the Case Western Reserve University STEM Faculty Journal Club is focused on increasing recruitment and retention of historically disenfranchised populations in STEM disciplines. In alignment with Pathway 4 of the university’s strategic plan, Think Big, these monthly…

David Kutik, adjunct professor at the School of Law, discussed Ohio Legal Help’s online tool providing support to domestic abuse victims in an opinion piece published by cleveland.com.  Kutik, who currently serves as board president of Ohio Legal Help, explained how the tool was developed with…

Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, wrote about a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing regarding some of President Joe Biden’s judicial nominations in an opinion piece published by National Review. During the hearing, which took place on Dec. 1, Senate Republicans called…

What is blockchain technology, and how is it changing the nature of value and trust around the world? What does it mean for incumbent organizations like governments, corporations and financial institutions? Join Sigma Xi at CWRU for the final Science Café Cleveland of 2021, featuring Natalie…

Ryan Marino, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, gave his perspective on the Biden administration’s plan to reduce drug overdoses in an opinion piece published by Healio.  Marino acknowledged the White House’s current plans to expand access to recovery resources, but pointed out the…

Deepak Sarma, professor in the Department of Religious Studies, wrote about his personal and academic experiences learning about Hinduism and arranged marriage in an opinion piece published by The Common Reader. In his piece, Sarma discussed the religious customs and expectations for Hindu…

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