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In a memo of understanding (MOU) signed today, the HAT Community Foundation (HCF) established intentions to create a program to bring ethical innovation in the use of personal data to North America by exploring the establishment of a HAT-LAB at xLab at the Weatherhead School of Management at Case…

Top companies like Apple and Google employ a positive approach to planning, pursuing goals, and solving problems called appreciative inquiry.

The contributors to this publication approach Conscious Business from a whole systems perspective. They ask the reader to think about how the role of business can contribute to well-being at a global level. They explore what well-being at a global level means at the deeply personal, family, and…

To recognize Women’s History Month as well as yesterday’s International Women’s Day, we’re highlighting the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, which opened in 2004 and serves as a resource and starting point for women’s issues on campus. The center, which aims to empower all women and promote…

Scientists better predict recurrence of prostate cancer for black patients, according to new study; land $3.2 million in federal grants to explore racial bias in cancer diagnosis using Artificial Intelligence, computational imaging Scientists at Case Western Reserve University are using Artificial…

Rohit Anand, a student in the School of Medicine, wrote an article advocating for universal healthcare such as the Medicare for All system proposed by Senator Bernie Sanders. Anand discusses the possibility of such a system and the advantages it would bring. Read Anand's piece, "The Real Choices…

Study: Exposure To Community Violence Linked To PTSD ideastream: Haenim Lee, a postdoctoral scholar at the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, discussed adverse childhood experiences—also known as ACEs—and the effects, linked to mental and physical health issues later in life.

Superhero Project helps kids find inner strength The Plain Dealer: Lisa Kollins, an administrator at the Schubert Center for Child Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, spoke about the Superhero Project, which transforms children with illnesses into larger-than-life alter egos through…

Super Tuesday preview ideastream: Kathryn Lavelle, Ellen and Dixon Long Professor of World Affairs in the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed issues on voters’ minds ahead of Super Tuesday, including the latest shakeups to the race for the Democratic Party nomination for U.S. President.

Coronavirus sparks business-tech deployments Wall Street Journal: Sue Workman, chief information officer of Case Western Reserve, spoke about steps the university has taken to implement a pilot remote-learning system that could enable students to take exams in locations other than classrooms.