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PhD candidate Riley Tedrow advises on how to repel mosquitoes and ticks
How to handle mosquitos and ticks Fox 8 Cleveland: Riley Tedrow, a PhD candidate in the Department of Biology, discussed how to repel mosquitoes and ticks as well as the health risks associated with being bitten by the insects in the United States.
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Health Education Campus' centerpiece facility to be named in honor of generous donors
Cleveland Clinic, Case Western Reserve University receive 'significant' gift for health education campus Crain's Cleveland Business: Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic received a generous gift from Sheila and Eric Samson for the Health Education Campus. In their honor, the…
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$1.9 million gift establishes the Rudy Athletic Endowment at Case Western Reserve University
Made on behalf of late alum, who invented Nike Air Sole, and wife A $1.9 million gift from Kim Rudy McMahon, whose late father, a Case Western Reserve University alum who invented the revolutionary Nike Air Sole, will establish the M. Frank Rudy and Margaret Dormiter Rudy Athletic Endowment for the…
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Summer barbecue
The last barbecue of the summer at Case Western Reserve University will be held Wednesday, July 25, from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in the grassy area between Adelbert Hall and Amasa Stone Chapel. The event will feature music by DJ Kris Koch. Each meal comes with a choice of a New Creations Farm…
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Student Information System upgraded with new look, functionality
Effective today (July 23), the Student Information System (SIS) and SIS Mobile have received a system upgrade. Highlights of the upgrade include: More modern and intuitive student and faculty home pages; An improved process for class permission requests and approvals; Preferred name,…
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Civil engineering's Bill Yu comments on highway work zone safety
Ohio highway workers face dangers to make roadways safe for motorists The Columbus Dispatch: Bill Yu, professor of civil engineering, commented that drivers passing through highway work zones need to be more cautious as their high speeds and proximity endanger workers and technicians.
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Astronomy's Stacy McGaugh explains controversy over new dark matter research
Oddball galaxy puts dark matter theory to the test Scientific American: Professor of Astronomy Stacy McGaugh explained why he believes many scholars are criticizing research that may disprove current theories of dark matter, specifically addressing the theory of modified Newtonian dynamics.
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Music's Daniel Goldmark discusses Hamilton's arrival in Cleveland
Behind the music of Hamilton ideastream: As the musical Hamilton debuts in Cleveland, Daniel Goldmark, director of the Center for Popular Music Studies and professor of music, examined the production’s inspiration, composition and style.
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QuikPay to be unavailable for maintenance morning of July 23
The QuikPay system will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance Monday, July 23, from 1:15 to 4:15 a.m. For assistance with any technology product or service at Case Western Reserve, please contact the University Technology Service Desk at help@case.edu, 216.368.4357 or help.case.edu.
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March for Science Cleveland
Several members of the Case Western Reserve University community will speak at the March for Science Cleveland Saturday, July 21, in University Circle. A local collaboration between grassroots volunteers and science, March for Science Cleveland is meant to highlight the vital role scientific…