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Attend six-week home buyer education series
Are you considering buying a home? Join Case Western Reserve University’s Office of Government and Community Relations for a six-week home buyer education series that will provide a step-by-step process of the home buying journey—from budgeting and credit to working with a realtor and understanding…
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Keeping it in the family: Quiet power of family-wealth building, local economic development
The Center for Family Business at Case Western Reserve University’s Weatherhead School of Management marks second anniversary supporting the backbone of Northeast Ohio’s business community
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English's Ageh Bedell receives 2025 Richard A. Bloom M.D. Award for Distinguished Teaching
In 2008, the Richard A. Bloom, M.D. Award was established at Case Western Reserve University to honor distinguished teaching in the SAGES program (now Academic Inquiry Seminars), part of the university’s core undergraduate curriculum. Each year, students are invited to nominate instructors who…
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Medicine's Ryan Marino addresses concerns over contaminants in protein powders
The six best protein powders for women, tested and reviewed by a dietitian Women's Health: Ryan Marino, associate professor of medicine and toxicologist, addressed concerns over contaminants in protein powders. "Heavy metals are naturally occurring elements on Earth, and exposure to some is…
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Psychological Sciences' Angela Hein Ciccia shares advice for keeping your mind sharp with games
Can doing crosswords, puzzles, and other games really help you stay sharp? Health: Angela Hein Ciccia, associate professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences in the College of Arts and Sciences, said brain games only benefit cognition if they’re truly challenging. Once a task becomes…
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Medicine's Tamanna Singh offers insights on maximum heart rate formulas
How to calculate your max heart rate to set your training zones and get more out of your runs Runner's World: Tamanna Singh, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, stressed that maximum heart rate formulas are only rough estimates, since factors such as genetics, fitness, and activity…
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Law's Ayesha Bell Hardaway weighs in on fatal police chases
3News Investigates: Same Cuyahoga County deputy involved in two fatal chases, raising liability concerns WKYC: Ayesha Bell Hardaway, professor of law and the director of the Social Justice Institute, said repeated fatal chases involving the same Cuyahoga County deputy raise serious concerns…
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Update on the Health Sciences Campus Building podium closure
A major renovation to floors one through three of the Nursing Research Building Moll Institute has begun, which is expected to take place from now through spring 2027. In addition to outside fencing, contractors will install temporary walls and emergency egress doors inside the nursing research…
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Visit new University Health and Counseling Services clinic
University Health and Counselings Service (UHCS) recently opened its new medical clinic on the first floor of Noyes House (located at 2275 Murray Hill Rd.). Open to Case Western Reserve University students, services include care for: Respiratory illness, Minor injuries, Rashes and…
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Apply to be a tour guide
Undergraduate students with strong communication skills and a basic knowledge of Case Western Reserve University are invited to apply to become a tour guide. In this position—administered through the Office of Undergraduate Admission—students will have the opportunity to lead tours, support…