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Learn about new Staff Hybrid Remote Work Program submission process
Effective Oct. 1, a new user-friendly system was implemented for employees, who are part of Case Western Reserve University’s Staff Hybrid Remote Work Program. This new system replaces the former, which required users to upload an Excel spreadsheet for any departmental hybrid changes. Only…
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Global art meets innovation: Sears think[box] kicks off U.S. tour of the Open Print Exchange
At Case Western Reserve University, Sears think[box] has long been a space where creativity and technology converge—allowing individuals to bring their ideas to life. This fall, the world-class innovation center continues that mission by hosting the Open Print Exchange, an international…
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Update to Duo Push login process
Starting Oct. 16, the HCM login security for members of the Case Western Reserve University community will be upgraded with Verified DUO Push to strengthen data protection against phishing. This enhanced method will require users to enter a six-digit code shown in the DUO prompt after SSO login…
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Attend town hall sessions on 2026 benefits and wellness programs
Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Human Resources invites faculty and staff members to attend an informational session regarding the 2026 Benefits and Wellness programs. No registration is required. Scheduled webinar sessions include: Wednesday, Oct. 22 at 1…
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Medicine's Hope Barkoukis talks food and PSA level
9 foods that may affect PSA level Everyday Health: Hope Barkoukis, chair of nthe utrition department at the School of Medicine, said prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels rise as cancer progresses. She added that cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli, kale and brussels sprouts contain…
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Medicine's Stephanie Pike Moore discusses synthetic kratom in stores
Cleveland stores selling synthetic kratom have tripled in number since 2023 ideastream: Stephanie Pike Moore, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, said packaging for synthetic kratom can be misleading—advertising claims such as “gluten-free” or “kosher” while hiding addiction warnings…
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Nutrition's Lindsay Malone discusses Starbucks protein drinks
We asked 3 dietitians about the Starbucks protein drinks, and they all said the same thing Verywell Health: Lindsay Malone, instructor of nutrition, said adding protein to coffee can help people feel full longer and reduce blood sugar spikes from sweetened drinks. Still, she and other dietitians…
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Weatherhead's Samuel Arbesman asks if facts have an expiration date
Do facts have an expiration date? Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg: Samuel Arbesman, fellow at the xLab at Weatherhead School of Management, discussed how knowledge evolves—urging us to see facts as drafts, not monuments. His work probes how tools, metaphors, and measurement reshape…
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Law's Atiba Ellis warns of authoritarian military moves
Legal expert warns latest military move amid Trump's crackdown is 'extremely' authoritarian HuffPost: Atiba Ellis, the Laura B. Chisholm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, warned that the Trump administration’s deployment of National Guard troops to cities based on…
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Share your experience as a medical student
From the excitement of receiving a white coat to the challenges of clinical rotations and the anticipation of Match Day, every medical journey is unique. At Case Western Reserve University, these moments—big and small—come together to tell the remarkable stories of students with invaluable…