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Political science's Joseph White comments on political ad campaigns
Truth Test: Political expert weighs in on Ohio campaign ads Cleveland 19 News: Joseph White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy, reviewed ad campaigns for Ohio gubernatorial candidates Richard Cordray and Mike DeWine to determine how truthful they were. “I think there’s a tendency to…
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Medicine's Lan Zhou awarded $2 million grant by NCI, NIH
CWRU professor receives $2 million NIH grant Crain’s Cleveland Business: The National Cancer Institute of the National Institutes of Health selected Lan Zhou, associate professor of pathology, for a $2 million grant to support her research on colorectal cancer.
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Medicine's Robert Flannery discusses hand, foot and mouth disease
Hand, foot and mouth disease is spreading again U.S. News & World Report: Robert Flannery, assistant professor of orthopaedics, explained how hand, foot and mouth disease is easily spread between people, and how those who are fatigued—like athletes and busy parents—may be more vulnerable to…
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Law School's Juscelino Colares examines political motivation behind tariffs
Now in stock, sticker shock: How a trade war could impact your budget The Simple Dollar: Juscelino Colares, the Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Business Law and professor of political science, discussed how raising tariffs could be a tactic for President Donald Trump’s administration to…
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Biology's Mark Willis explains stinkbug odor
It's that time of year again ... for stinkbugs WKYC: Mark Willis, professor and chair of the Department of Biology, explained the source of the stench caused by stinkbugs: their defensive chemicals.
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Medicine's Andrew Garner speaks about teaching children to cope
Childhood trauma and its lifelong health effects more prevalent among minorities NPR: Andrew Garner, clinical professor of pediatrics, weighed in on how teaching children healthy coping mechanisms and resilience can help them handle adversity.
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Found Families September Family Reunion
University Health and Counseling Services and the LGBT Center offer Found Families, a program that builds community among LGBT individuals. Through the program, families of four or five people are formed. By having a small family group, individuals have people they can go to that understand their…
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Learn about history, religious studies, literature and more with Siegal Lifelong Learning Program’s October courses
The Siegal Lifelong Learning Program will offer several classes in October covering a wide array of topics, including history, religious studies and literature. The course fees varies among classes. This month’s courses include: The Art of Seeing (Thursdays beginning Oct. 4) Enduring the…
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Items in Google Drive Trash to be saved for 60 days
Google Drive currently keeps trashed items for 30 days. Once a file or folder has been removed, it will remain in the Trash area until deleted or until those 30 days have passed. This length of time will change to 60 days effective Wednesday, Oct. 3. Therefore, when a user removes a file from…
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5 questions with… professor and genetics researcher Anthony Wynshaw-Boris
Anthony Wynshaw-Boris can’t recall a time when he didn’t know he would have a career in medicine. It was just something he feels like he was “almost born with”—fitting for researcher who would go on to study genetics. With a career at the intersection of pediatrics and genetics, Wynshaw-Boris, the…