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Noelle Giuffrida, assistant professor in the Department of Art History and Art, authored Separating Sheep from Goats: Sherman E. Lee and Chinese Art Collecting in Postwar America. Published by University of California Press, the text investigates the history of collecting and exhibiting Chinese art…

Riley Tedrow, a PhD candidate in the Department of Biology, was interviewed on the Ask an Entomologist Facebook page in a live video. He discussed the Anopheles mosquitoes of Madagascar. Watch the discussion on the Ask an Entomologist Facebook page.

In “Leaving a Mark: Artistic Expression, New Media in Protest and Law,” rising-third year law student Abby Placik interprets how the First Amendment may protect the use of “new media” in protest. She defines new media as “sidewalk chalk, light projections and washable paint,” then argues as to why…

Vice President for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity Marilyn S. Mobley delivered a paper titled “Morrison, Baldwin, and Coates: The Politics of Dismantling the House That Race Built” at the American Literature Association’s 29th annual conference in San Francisco. Mobley’s paper was…

Stephanie Ruozzo, a doctoral candidate in the musicology program, wrote a guest blog for the Library of Congress while working there as a summer fellow. The post, titled “Marge Champion, Fairest of Them All: The Towering Talent Behind Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” details the work that…

Greater Circle Living, which promotes living in University Circle, is offering guided trolley tours of featured houses and apartments in Greater University Circle neighborhoods. Groups will see five to six houses and apartments during the three-hour tours. The tours will take place Fridays at noon…

Cleveland teen helps to research her own disease WKYC 3: Mitch Drumm, director of the Research Institute for Children's Health and vice chair for research in the Department of Pediatrics, spoke about a recent high school graduate who is working in his lab to cure her own genetic disease.

Kavanaugh would feel right at home among all-Ivy justices Associated Press: Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court would continue an “unfortunate” trend of appointing elite judges, said Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Center for Business…

Automakers bristle at Trump Administration demand for sensitive data Bloomberg: President Donald Trump’s administration recently asked automakers for details about their operations that many are wary to hand over. Susan Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, suggested this was an…

Building now named the Sheila and Eric Samson Pavilion Cleveland Clinic and Case Western Reserve University have been given a very generous gift from Sheila and Eric Samson for the Health Education Campus (HEC), scheduled to open in summer 2019. In recognition of the significant donation, the…