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Grover C. Gilmore retires after 20 years as Mandel School dean and 46 years at CWRU
When Grover “Cleve” Gilmore agreed to lead the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences in 2002, his appointment was intended to last only a year. Now, after a 20-year tenure as dean of the highly ranked social work school, he will retire June 30. Gilmore’s leadership has…
Reopening July 1
Kelvin Smith Library will reopen to the public for in-person use Thursday, July 1. Non-CWRU guests must show identification to enter the building and masks will continue to be required indoors. The building’s summer hours are: July 1–3: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Service desk closes at 4:30 p.m.) July…
Blanton Tolbert and Monica Yepes-Rios join Diversity and Inclusive Excellence leadership team for School of Medicine
Advancing diversity within Case Western Reserve University’s School of Medicine is an essential part of our vision to grow a more inclusive culture working to eradicate health disparities in our communities. Building our team with the right leaders is fundamental to foster faculty, staff and…
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Researchers uncover new understanding of cancer cell telomere survival mechanisms
Case Comprehensive Cancer Center-led research has potential for development of new cancer treatment targets. Research published in “Science Signaling” identifies new ways that telomeres regulate the aggressiveness and survival of tumors, making them potentially vulnerable therapeutic targets for…
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Law's Lewis Katz moderates Cleveland's mayoral candidates forum
Cleveland mayoral candidates discuss police reform during forum at Case Western Reserve University WKYC: Seven of what had been eight Cleveland mayoral candidates on the ballot took part in forum discussing police reform, moderated by Lewis Katz, the John C. Hutchins Professor Emeritus of Law, and…
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Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway says that systemic reform will prove significant to be a significant factor in taking police brutality seriously
Derek Chauvin's sentence isn't enough to say cops will now be held accountable, criminal justice experts say Business Insider: Ayesha Bell Hardaway, assistant professor of law and co-director of the Social Justice Institute, said that only systemic reform can prove that America has turned the…
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Political Science's Justin Buchler notes that former President Trump is not campaigning outside of his comfort zone
'Grievance tour' or 2024 preview? Donald Trump held campaign-style rally in Ohio on Saturday USA Today: Justin Buchler, an associate professor of political science, noted the significance of former President Trump’s speech in Lorain County—a place he won by three percentage points last November…
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University data now available in new, interactive analytics platform
The Data Management, Analytics and Visualization team in University Technology ([U]Tech) is completing the implementation of a new analytics software, Tableau. Tableau is an easy-to-use, web-based data visualization platform, allowing users to access data quickly and securely.  All university…