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Begun Center’s Jane Timmons-Mitchell, Daniel Flannery write about bullying for Cambridge University Press
In light of Anti-Bullying Week 2018, Jane Timmons-Mitchell and Daniel Flannery, senior research associate and director at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, respectively, co-authored a blog post for Cambridge University Press on bullying, its effects and what people…
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PRCHN’s Erika Trapl, Anna Thornton Matos publish work on produce prescriptions and hypertension
Erika Trapl, associate director of the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhood (PRCHN) and associate professor of population and quantitative health sciences, and Anna Thornton Matos, REACH project manager at PRCHN, recently authored an article for Preventing Chronic Disease, a journal…
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Religious studies’ Timothy Beal authors piece on religion and horror films
Timothy Beal, the Florence Harkness Professor of Religion and chair of the Department of Religious Studies, wrote about the connection between horror films and religion, showing how scary movies may actually support central ideas of religion. The piece, titled “The Horror: Religion and the…
Students: Work at Next Level Fitness Studio over winter break
Next Level Fitness Studio is hiring CWRU students for winter break! Enjoy free membership to Next Level and One to One Fitness as a membership perk! Email your resume, availability and interest to nextlevel@case.edu.
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Law school's Timothy Webster examines lawsuit against Japan by South Korean forced laborers
Forced labour a sore topic between South Korea and Japan as court verdict looms South China Morning Post: During World War II, Koreans were forced into labor to help the Japanese war effort. Timothy Webster, associate professor of law and director of Asian Legal Studies, commented on the current…
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Mechanical and aerospace engineering's Kiju Lee discusses robot for elderly care
Baby boomers: Would you trust your care to a robot? ideastream: As the baby boomer-generation ages, there will not be enough caregivers to assist them. Kiju Lee, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, is building a robot to fill the gap.
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Medicine's Martha Sajatovic shares research into mental health issues and depression
Depression is a risk for teens, adults with epilepsy U.S. News and World Report: Martha Sajatovic, professor of psychiatry and neurology, spoke about her recent research with patients who have both epilepsy and other mental health issues, specifically depression.
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Cognitive science's Vera Tobin examines the psychology of surprises
Spoiler alert! The psychology of surprise endings NPR: Vera Tobin, associate professor of cognitive science, explained how our reactions to stories can give insight into the way we think.
Donate to One to One Fitness' Dress For Success Clothing & Accessory Drive
Dress For Success Clothing & Accessory Drive Sat., Dec. 1st - Sun., Jan. 6th As you clean out your closets this holiday season please consider helping others in our community. Donate your gently used interview or work appropriate clothing & accessories to Dress for Success! Drop off your…
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Free Guest Day and Free Chair Massage Day
Case Western Reserve University community members can de-stress at Next Level Fitness Studio and One to One Fitness Center during finals. Valid CWRU ID holders can participate in free activities across two days: Monday, Dec. 10: Free Guest Day at One to One Fitness Tuesday, Dec. 11: Free chair…