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2019’s most charitable states Wallet Hub: Robert L. Fischer, associate professor at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and co-director of the Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development, weighed in on giving to charity, including challenges nonprofits face,…

Columbus dispensary tries to fill medical marijuana research gap The Columbus Dispatch: Katharine Van Tassel, visiting professor at the School of Law, explained the process for getting FDA approval for new drugs, and the lack of research on medical marijuana.

Are they hiding in your Christmas tree? Bug experts warn about praying mantises Fox 8 Cleveland: Mark Willis, professor and chair of the department of biology, discussed how praying mantises lay eggs in pine trees, which families may bring into their homes for Christmas.

Mentoring Monday event will pair women leaders with women professionals seeking career advice The Plain Dealer: Sue Workman, vice president for University Technology and chief information officer, shared her advice for women in the workplace. Workman will participate in a Mentoring Monday event…

What happens when top-talent students self-select internships that align with their passions, skills and career goals? A powerful, win-win situation. That’s what happened this fall as students in the Business Analytics program at Weatherhead participated in a “reverse internship model” with…

Last month, the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center welcomed nearly 150 people to campus for the "Innovators in AYA Cancer: Driving Science and Policy toward a Brighter Future for Teens and Young Adults with Cancer" symposium. Throughout this day and a half event, research findings and scientific…

The development of a set of strategies for delivering genome editing complexes directly to stem cells has earned a group of innovators at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine a first-year grant of nearly $700,000 through the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Somatic Cell Genome…

Research supported by multi-year National Institutes of Health grant The development of a set of strategies for delivering genome editing complexes directly to stem cells has earned a group of innovators at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine a first-year grant of nearly $700,000…

Department of Physical Education and Athletics facilities will have revised schedules over winter break. The schedule for the Veale Convocation, Recreation and Athletic Center will be as follows: Thursday, Dec. 19, through Sunday, Jan. 5: closedMonday, Jan. 6, through Friday, Jan. 10: open 7 a.m.…

Case Western Reserve University will test its outdoor emergency notification speakers Thursday, Jan. 2, at 9 a.m. This test is being done over winter break to minimize the impact on individuals. The message on the outdoor speakers will include the word “test.” In the event that an actual emergency…