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Four innovative Internet of Things applications on the horizon EdTech: The Internet of Things Collaborative from Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland State University is using technology to address problems with groundwater and combat the opioid crisis in Cleveland.

Law school prepares students for real life Cleveland Jewish News: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law and associate dean for academic affairs, explained how a law education can prepare students for a variety of positions, as it teaches them how to logically work through a problem.

With a new federal grant totaling $46 million, Greater Cleveland has again demonstrated the power of partnership in maintaining the region as a medical powerhouse. The commitment marks the third consecutive time that Case Western Reserve University has received significant funding to support its…

The Case Western Reserve University Staff Advisory Council (SAC) is accepting nominations for representatives through Friday, July 13. Regular, non-faculty employees who have served at the university for at least six months are eligible to serve on the council. Individuals can be either full- or…

Kelvin Smith Library, the Judge Ben C. Green Law Library, the Lillian & Milford Harris Library and the Allen Library invite the campus community to save the date for the 2018 Digital Scholarship Colloquium: “The Digital and Democracy.” The colloquium will take place Thursday, Nov. 1, and…

In an effort to reduce benefit costs, Case Western Reserve University will change the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) from CVS Caremark to MedImpact. The change in PBM affects members who are enrolled in the Medical Mutual PPO, Anthem PPO and Anthem HDHP medical insurance plans. While the benefit…

Earlier this month, Case Western Reserve University hosted several Nobel Prize winners for The Standard Model at 50 Years symposium. Did you know there are 16 Nobel Prize winners who are affiliated with Case Western Reserve? In recognition of their contributions to their respective fields, we will…

University Technology’s Information Security Office warns the Case Western Reserve University community to beware of scam emails. Fake job postings can appear in your email inboxes and on job listing websites. These scams can be attempts to steal your personal information, money or bank account…

Hurdling poverty to find a life in science Science News for Students: Emmitt Jolly, associate professor of biology, shared his experiences as a child growing up impoverished in rural Alabama and how he was able to attend college and pursue a career in molecular biology.

Knee and hip replacements are common but they're not always fully successful The Washington Post (subscription may be required): Matthew Kraay, professor of orthopaedics, discussed several things to keep in mind when considering hip or knee replacement, including the surgical technique to be used…