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Medicine's Frederick Schumacher explains his work on genetic markers for prostate cancer
New $100 genetic test identifies men who have vastly increased chance of developing prostate cancer Forbes: Fredrick Schumacher, associate professor in the Department of Population & Quantitative Health Sciences, discussed his team’s research paper that suggested certain men may be at a greater…
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Law School's Aleksandar Cuic discusses ICE raids and immigration policies
Family separation at the border ideastream: With increasing reports of immigrant families being separated at the U.S. border, Aleksandar Cuic, adjunct professor of law, explained how ICE raids and the zero-tolerance immigration policy may not actually be a deterrent to those who wish to migrate.
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Weatherhead School's Daniel Shoag evaluates the economics of Lebron James' potential departure
LeBron James is worth hundreds of millions to the Cavs and Cleveland ESPN: With rumors that LeBron James may no longer play for Cleveland, many are considering what economic damage his departure would cause. Daniel Shoag, visiting associate professor of economics, examined James’ impact on…
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Weatherhead School graduate student Xueting Du passes away
Xueting Du, a student in the Weatherhead School of Management’s Master of Science in Management – Finance program, died earlier this month following a medical emergency. She was 23. “Xueting will be remembered for her dedication and hard work in the MSM Finance program but most importantly, she…
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Outdoor cooking demo: Vegan Grilling
One to One Fitness and Bon Appétit Management Co. will host a free outdoor cooking demo led by Tony Smoody, executive chef at Michelson and Morley. The event will take place Thursday, June 28, from noon to 1 p.m. in Tinkham Veale University Center’s Outdoor Amphitheater. Smoody will teach…
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Register for the second annual Student Success Summit
Registration is open for the second annual Student Success Summit, hosted by the Division of Student Affairs. The event will provide faculty and staff with skills to collaborate with colleagues and ensure greater success for students. The summit is free for all Case Western Reserve University…
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PRCHN's Anna Thornton Matos participates in panel on low-price unhealthy foods and public health
Why does soda cost less than water at the corner store? A college forum symposium ideastream: As part of an expert panel, Anna Thornton Matos, REACH project manager at the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, discussed the greater pubic health effects of lower prices for unhealthy…
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CWRU ranks 43rd globally in utility patents granted in 2017
Four Ohio universities among top in invention patents cleveland.com: Case Western Reserve University ranked 43rd internationally in utility patents granted in 2017, according to a recent list put out by the National Academy of Inventors and Intellectual Property Owners Association.
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Law School's Jonathan Entin interprets Supreme Court decision in Ohio voter purge case
Supreme Court decides Ohio voter registration case ideastream: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law and adjunct professor of political science, examined the U.S. Supreme Court decision in favor of Ohio’s policy to purge voters off rolls if they meet certain criteria.
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Astronomy's Stacy McGaugh explores causes of odd behavior at the edges of galaxies
What is dark matter and why hasn't anyone found it yet? Gizmodo: Stacy McGaugh, professor of astronomy, explained the potential risk of accepting the existence of dark matter as fact and gave evidence as to why it may not be the only plausible explanation for the strange behavior of galaxies.