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Engage with fellow faculty and staff this winter by reading a book—or three. Starting in January, the Case Western Reserve University Wellness Program will offer two Books@Work sessions, held Wednesdays at 12:15 p.m. and Thursdays at 5:30 p.m. Books@Work is a Cleveland-based nonprofit that uses…

The Bookstore Bucks program will be available to all registered undergraduate students at the Case Western Reserve University Barnes and Noble College Bookstore for spring semester. The program will be open from Dec. 16 to Jan. 31. The Bookstore Bucks program allows all undergraduate students to…

Human Resources' Professional Development Center will start new rounds of its certificate-awarding Management Development Series and Emotional Intelligence Series in January. Trainings offered in January are: Management Development Series: “Introduction to Your Management Style: (Jan. 11…

Case Western Reserve University is seeking entries for the Martin Luther King Jr. Reflection Competition. Essays, poetry, short stories, art, photography, music and media all will be accepted. The contest is open to students, staff and faculty/administrators from Case Western Reserve University and…

Case Western Reserve researcher tests new methods to anchor wind turbines, part of LEEDCo, Icebreaker Windpower project There are lots of moving parts to bringing the world’s first freshwater wind turbines to Lake Erie by 2018, but Case Western Reserve University researchers are focused on keeping…

Have you been studying for finals all week? Take a break tonight at Late Night Breakfast. Held today (Dec. 14) from 9:30 to 11 p.m. at Fribley and Leutner dining halls, this event is free to all Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students. Students do not need to have a meal plan, but…

The 2017-2018 Frontiers of Astronomy Lecture Series continues today (Dec. 14) from 8 to 9 p.m. at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History. Mark Vogelsberger from MIT will present “Simulating the Universe.” About the lecture Modern supercomputer simulations model the evolution of the universe…

Jim McElhaney, the Joseph C. Hostetler Professor Emeritus of Trial Practice and Advocacy, passed away Oct. 20. In his nearly 25 years at Case Western Reserve (1978-2002), McElhaney was known as a leading educator of trial litigation. At Case Western Reserve University, McElhaney became one of the…

Select campus mailing envelopes are on sale at FedEx Office for 50% off retail. From now until the end of January 2018 or while supplies last, #10 green campus envelopes, #10 blue confidential envelopes, 6x9 blue confidential envelopes and 9x12 interoffice campus envelopes are on sale. To take…

One hypothesis for how autism develops is excessive neuron production in the prenatal period, leading to a transient but significant increase in brain size in the first few years of life in about one-quarter of children with the disease. But the precise timing and cause of this overgrowth is poorly…