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Law's Jonathan Entin talks about how Harvey Weinstein allegations may help other victims come forward
Harvey Weinstein, Bill O’Reilly cases highlighting widespread problem of workplace sexual harassment The News-Herald: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, talked about how the recent allegations against Harvey Weinstein may help encourage others who are victims of sexual…
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Engineering's Vikas Prakash, Utah Moffett discuss research on powering flying taxis with batteries
Flying taxi? Team at Case Western Reserve University working to get one in the air Fox 8 Cleveland: Vikas Prakash, professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering, and Utah Moffett, a graduate student, discussed their research on powering flying taxis with batteries.
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Weatherhead School's Robin Dubin explains why numbers of survey on Cleveland rental prices may be misleading
Survey shows spike in price of Cleveland rentals ideastream: After an apartment-listing website reported Cleveland as having the highest percentage increase in median rent out of about 80 cities, Robin Dubin, professor and chair of the Department of Economics, explained why the numbers used may be…
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CWRU hosts Harvard University professor and Bob Dylan expert Richard F. Thomas
Questions for Bob Dylan, Nobel laureate: Minister of Culture The Plain Dealer: Richard F. Thomas, a Harvard University professor and Bob Dylan expert, will speak at Case Western Reserve University about “Why Bob Dylan Matters” today for a Baker-Nord Center for Humanities event.
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Sears think[box], Weatherhead School coordinate business workshop with artist Simon Denny
Contemporary artist Simon Denny teaches an artist's approach to business creation WKSU: Sears think[box] and the Weatherhead School of Management coordinated a business workshop with artist Simon Denny, who explained the program’s unique methodology.
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Law's Patrick Kabat discusses public records requests
Cleveland to test online system it says will make it easier to get public records cleveland.com: Patrick Kabat, adjunct law professor and director of the First Amendment and the Arts Program, discussed public records requests and the potential of a new system to improve such requests. "Regardless…
New Study Offers Added Hope for Patients Awaiting Corneal Transplants
New national research led by Jonathan Lass, MD of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center has found that corneal donor tissue can be safely stored for 11 days before transplantation surgery to correct eye problems in people with diseases…
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5 questions with… nonprofit founder, grad student Oghenerukeme Asagba
When Oghenerukeme Asagba began interviewing applicants for a job at her family’s store in Nigeria, the then-high schooler became overwhelmed. But it wasn’t by the responsibility of selecting a potential employee; it was the realization that, despite having high school diplomas, many of them lacked…
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CWRU, CIA students place first at Startup Weekend Cleveland
Inspirit, a startup team composed of Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Institute of Art students, won the Startup Weekend Cleveland with their idea for a real-time, hydration-monitoring device. The monitor intends to improve quality of life for the elderly and reduce nursing home…
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Weatherhead School’s Richard Boyatzis wins first ISIPM International Award, earns honorary doctorate
The first-ever Italian Institute of Project Management International Award (ISIPM) was awarded Oct. 27 in Rome to Richard Boyatzis, a Distinguished University Professor and the H.R. Horvitz Professor of Family Business at the Weatherhead School of Management. The award recognizes research and…