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The Master of Engineering and Management program invites students to participate in Human-Sized Tetris today (April 9) from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Nord Hall atrium. Snacks will be provided. Learn more about opportunities available in the program and play a game of Tetris with friends. See more…

The Commencement Office is looking for dependable students and employees to help make commencement 2018 a special and memorable day for graduates and their families. Volunteers will facilitate commencement Sunday, May 20. Student volunteers who live on campus are eligible for a housing extension…

All graduate students are invited to create a team representing their school for Relay for Life 2018, which will be held April 21-22 at the Coach Bill Sudeck Track in North Residential Village. The team with the most participants by Friday, April 13, at 5 p.m. will win up to $100 of food. Those…

Can technology help predict lung cancer prognosis? U.S. News & World Report: Case Western Reserve University researchers conduct study using computerized image analysis to predict the likelihood of lung cancer relapses.

The 15 Ohio counties with the most (and 15 counties with the least) grocery stores per 1,000 people cleveland.com: Darcy Freedman, associate professor in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences and associate director of the Prevention Research Center for Healthy…

Sharing public spaces to improve public health The New York Times: Erika Hood, community research and dissemination coordinator at the Center for Reducing Health Disparities, explained how using public spaces for health-related activities can fill a need for some communities.

Bobbleheads and other free swag star in baseball tax dispute The Conversation: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, wrote about the Cincinnati Reds’ legal battle on whether the team should pay sales tax on game-day giveaways. In his article, Entin also explored the…

Tiny ‘hearing’ device is 100,000 times thinner than your eardrum Engadget: Philip Feng, associate professor of electrical engineering and computer science, led a team that created a “drumhead” that collects sound in a greater dynamic range than human eardrums.

Why condoms have such manly names, and other things the Cleveland contraception museum can teach you Cleveland 19 News: James Edmonson, chief curator of the Dittrick Medical History Center, discussed an exhibition on the history of contraception, one of the largest and most thorough in the country.

The American Institute of Physics recently published a press release on a paper by Xuan Gao, associate professor of physics, on tin selenide. The paper, titled “Nanostructured SnSe: Synthesis, doping, and thermoelectric properties,” was chosen as one of about 10 to be highlighted by the…