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Law's Atiba Ellis notes state impacts of the Supreme Court's recent rulings on the Voting Rights Act
Alabama, Tennessee move to redraw maps after SCOTUS decisionCNN: Atiba Ellis, the Morris G. Shanker Professor of Law and and the associate dean for enrichment and engagement at the School of Law, noted that recent Supreme Court rulings weaken the Voting Rights Act by ending federal limits on…
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Register for the “Interpersonal Relationships at Work” series
Learn best practice strategies to enhance your ability to establish, maintain and grow healthy interpersonal relationships in the workplace with the Wellness Program’s “Interpersonal Relationships at Work” series. Open to Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff, this eight-week series…
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Nursing’s Jaclene Zauszniewski selected as a fellow of the International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses
Jaclene Zauszniewski, PhD, professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University was selected as a fellow of the International Society of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurses at its 2026 conference. Founded in 1999, the International Society of Psychiatric-Mental…
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Orthopaedics’ Kath Bogie elected a fellow of the Wound Healing Society
Kath Bogie, associate professor in the Department of Orthopaedics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Case School of Engineering, was recently elected as fellow of the Wound Healing Society. Bogie's research is focused on positively impacting primary and secondary wound…
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CWRU Child Care Subsidy applications accepted through May 15
Applications for Case Western Reserve University’s Child Care Subsidy Program will be accepted now through Friday, May 15, for child care expenses incurred during the 2026 fiscal year.All eligible faculty, staff, postdocs and students are encouraged to visit the Child Care Subsidy Programs website…
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Medicine’s Ellen J. Gelles named Division Director of General Internal Medicine at MetroHealth
Ellen J. Gelles, MD (MED ’94), internal medicine specialist and associate professor of medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, was recently named division director of general internal medicine at MetroHealth Main Campus Medical Center. At the center, Gelles is a practicing…
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Engineering’s Pedram Mohseni inducted as a fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering
Pedram Mohseni, PhD, chair of the Department of Electrical, Computer, and Systems Engineering at Case School of Engineering, was recently inducted as a fellow of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering (AIMBE) at their annual conference. Mohseni joins other Case Western…
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Medicine’s Megan McNamara named new editor-in-chief for SGIM Forum
Megan McNamara, MD, professor of medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, was named one of the newest editors-in-chief for SGIM Forum. This forum offers articles, essays, thought pieces and editorials that:Reflect on healthcare trends;Report on Society of General Internal…
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Meet some outstanding graduate students from the CWRU Class of 2026
Every late night, every game-winning play, every hour of service—it all leads to this moment. Next week, Case Western Reserve University will celebrate the graduating Class of 2026 at commencement ceremonies May 15-17. We could never tell every story. But ahead of commencement, we sat down with…
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Medicine's Amy Edwards discusses how hantavirus spreads
Ohio infectious disease expert breaks down hantavirusSpectrum News 1: Amy Edwards, associate professor at the School of Medicine, explained that hantavirus spreads mainly through exposure to infected rodent droppings, urine or saliva—not casual person-to-person contact—and urged travelers and…