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Athens, Greece, provides students the opportunity to study over 3,000 years of human history, and to examine why it became so important to the formation of our own civilization. Students interested in participating in a study abroad experience in Athens over spring break 2019 are invited to an…

Students who would like to improve their spoken English skills can meet with Spoken English Language Partner (SELP) tutors. Sign up for an appointment through TutorTrac. During the sessions, students can work on pronunciation and fluency, presentation skills and conversation. SELP tutoring is…

This study is examining the relationship between the intake of animal protein and plant protein and fatigue state, musculoskeletal injuries and upper respiratory tract infections. You must be a Case Western Reserve undergraduate student to participate in this study. If interested,…

The Hoppel Prize and Award for Outstanding Contributions in Mitochondrial Research will be presented Friday, Nov. 9, at 4 p.m. in Biomedical Research Building, Room 105. The winner of the Prize is Dr. Michael Duchen from University College London. The winner to the Award is Dr. Anlu Chen, a recent…

Take the (free) #Fit2Feast Challenge! November 1st-30th Give the gift of healthy meals this Thanksgiving! All you need to do is sign up for our FREE fitness challenge and get moving! For every hour of exercise logged (up to 15/person), One to One Fitness will donate one non-perishable item to the…

(Re)Learn the Yoga Basics Sat. Nov. 10th | 2:00-4:00pm Next Level Fitness Studio Are you new(er) to yoga or looking to enhance your practice? In the company of other beginners, join us to learn the fundamentals of alignment and breathing, basic Vinyasa Yoga and centering in a fun, safe, and…

Please join us for free events offering a chance to reflect on the incredibly moving words and music to come from the devastation of the 1914-1918 "war to end all wars." At 11 a.m., the hour in which the Armistice was signed 100 years ago, with bell towers around the world, the McGaffin Carillon's…

Mukesh Jain, MD, and colleagues have been awarded a five-year, $6M grant from the Paris-based Fondation Leducq to conduct a thorough analysis of the pivotal role of KLF2 in vascular-related functions and disorders. The team’s grant was one of five awarded globally and aims to improve knowledge and…

Exploradio Origins: Meteorites and bigger things to come WKSU: Professor of Planetary Materials Ralph Harvey spoke about his work with meteorites, which takes him to places as remote as Antartica, to study the composition of and potential threats from the ten million or more asteroids in space…

Consumer fraud suits are holding brands to higher standard PacerMonitor: Several lawsuits have been recently brought by consumers against large corporations, including McDonald’s, L’Oréal and Jamba Juice, over false advertising. Professor of Law Andrew S. Pollis commented on the procedure of these…