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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone discusses chia seed water versus pudding
Chia seed water vs. chia seed pudding: Which one is easier to digest? Verywell Health: Lindsay Malone, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, said chia pudding—with soaked seeds and added milk—delivers more fiber, protein and slower digestion than chia seed water, which may improve…
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Medicine's Andrew Pieper reversed Alzheimer’s in mice model
Scientists successfully reversed Alzheimer’s disease in mice Vice News: Andrew Pieper, professor at the School of Medicine, said his recent Alzheimer’s study shows “the brain’s energy balance achieved pathological and functional recovery in both lines of mice with advanced Alzheimer’s,”…
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Medicine's Susan Hatters-Friedman discusses filicide murder case
Child killer denied parole for fourth time Psychology Today: Susan Hatters-Friedman, the Phillip J. Resnick Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the School of Medicine, said a recent case reflects a well-documented form of filicide in which a parent views children as obstacles to personal goals.…
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Weatherhead's Jonathan Ernest discusses the consequences of student loan wage garnishment
If you're in student loan default, Trump might start garnishing your wages. Now what? U.S. News & World Report: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, warned that large-scale student loan wage garnishment could ripple through the economy. He said taking up…
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Law's Eric Chaffee notes Ohio's labor unions' political drift to the right
Ohio labor unions, traditional allies of Democrats, have drifted right WEWS: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, noted that Ohio labor unions’ rightward drift reflects Republicans’ successful appeals to populism and working-class concerns, while Democrats have become more…
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Wolf Foundation $1 million commitment will add additional full scholarship to scholars program
Siblings honor parents’ legacy by cementing generational commitment to education
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Enroll in spring “UNIV 402C” course
Case Western Reserve University’s Spoken English Language Programs (SELP) has opened spring semester enrollment for “UNIV 402C,” a language and culture class for graduate students, postdocs and staff members who use English as an additional language. This free, non-credit course will focus…
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Apply to be a resident assistant for the 2026-27 academic year
Resident assistant (RA) applications for the 2026–27 academic year are open now through Jan. 14. Resident assistant positions are live-in, on-campus positions that support the creation and facilitation of an integrated residential learning environment for undergraduate students at Case Western…
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Audition for the CWRU Symphonic Winds ensemble
Do you play a woodwind, brass or percussion instrument? Consider joining the Case Western Reserve University Symphonic Winds ensemble this semester. Open to all students, those interested are invited to attend low-pressure auditions, which will take place the first week of classes and are…
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Register for UCITE’s College Teaching Preparation seminar
The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE) will host a 14-week seminar, “UNIV 401:College Teaching Preparation,” for graduate students and postdocs interested in exploring teaching at the university level. Throughout this course, participants will have the…