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Visit Cleveland Museum of Natural History to see "pop-up" exhibit highlighting work by CWRU faculty member Darin Croft
A small "pop-up" exhibit just opened at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History titled "Mammal Mysteries of South America". It highlights the NSF-sponsored research of CWRU faculty member Darin Croft, an expert in extinct South American mammals. The exhibit includes a case of 13 million-year-old…
Do you have questions about best practices for research sample collection, processing, storage and analysis?
If you’re wondering “what sample types should I collect” or “who will analyze my samples”, look no further than the DCRU Laboratory at University Hospitals, part of the Clinical Research Center under the direction of Dr. Grace McComsey. Schedule a free consultation with our staff to…
Join the Coit Road Farmers Market for a French Toast Benefit Breakfast
Event Title: French Toast Benefit Breakfast at the Coit Road Farmers MarketDate/Time: Saturday, March 30, 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM Enjoy French Toast Made with Local Farm Eggs, Northeast Ohio Maple Syrup, Local Butter, Apple Cider or Fresh-Brewed Crooked River Coffee, all for $6. $10 includes 3 slices…
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ALICE training
Students, staff and faculty are encouraged to participate in an ALICE active-shooter response training session, which will take place Friday, March 29, from 12:45 to 2 p.m. in Yost Hall, Room 107. The Case Western Reserve University Police Department teaches the ALICE program to give participants…
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New “KSL Express” shuttle route begins tonight
Case Western Reserve University will introduce a new shuttle route, KSL Express, tonight (Monday, March 25). The shuttle will run on a continuous 12- to 17-minute loop, seven days a week during the academic year, with stops at: Juniper residence hallsKelvin Smith Library (East Boulevard)Fribley…
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Study: Banning criminal conviction questions on job applications increases hiring of ex-prisoners
Efforts to ban such questions show promise to ease re-entry into workforce for increasing number of Americans with criminal histories Former prisoners have a better chance of getting hired if a job application doesn’t include questions about criminal history, according to new employment…
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Say Yes to Education’s Cleveland chapter begins work
Call for mentor applications from Case Western Reserve community As the cost of education continues to rise, Say Yes to Education is working to try to make college affordable and attainable for every public high school graduate. The national nonprofit organization recently announced Cleveland as…
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A Meeting of the Minds on Dementia in Northeast Ohio
The Cleveland Brain Health Initiative (CBHI), housed at CWRU, includes the Clinic, UH, MetroHealth, the local VA, NEOMED and Kent State University. So far, the initiative has spent a lot of time creating opportunities for collaboration, including a few established discussion groups that meet…
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Phone spoofing of CWRU numbers rising
There has been an increased occurrence of campus phone numbers receiving spam or solicitation calls that appear to originate from other CWRU numbers (starting with 368). These types of calls are known as caller ID spoofing, where the caller deliberately changes the number transmitted to the…
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Updates to Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards Compliance at CWRU
CWRU has established a Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI-DSS) Committee to address compliance in university operations. The committee has designated the Office of the Treasurer as the overall approval authority for any PCI-DSS payment processing on campus. All payment card…