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The Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity invites you to the next lecture in the Power of Diversity Series: “We are Not Low Hanging Fruit: Meaningful Science to Address Racial Disparities in Tobacco Cessation.” The lecture will be presented by Monica Webb Hooper, a professor of…

Nora Krinitsky, a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of History, specializes in African-American history, urban history and the history of the carceral state. During the next Department of History Fall 2017 Lunchbox Seminar, she will provide an overview of her research as well as a discussion of…

Case Western Reserve University’s employee assistance program through EASE@Work has made an online seminar on frequent desk exercises and ergonomic tips available for free to faculty and staff. To access the seminar: Go to easeatwork.com; Click on “Member Login” and enter username “CWRU”…

The Chemistry Graduate Student Association will sponsor a canned food drive event from Nov. 1 to Dec. 12. Anyone can donate at the following locations: Hovorka Atrium; Clapp Hall, Room 212; and Outside of Millis Hall, Room 418. All proceeds will go to the Greater Cleveland Food Bank,…

Join the Weatherhead Economic Society for “Trumponomics 2.0” today (Nov. 6) from 6 to 8 p.m. at Happy Dog at the Euclid Tavern. During "Trumponomics 2.0," Weatherhead School of Management faculty members will present on various economic effects of President Donald Trump's presidency and…

Want a chance to win a meal voucher to Starbucks North Residential Village, Dunkin’ Donuts at Uptown or Tinkham Veale University Center? All you have to do is fill out the CWRU dining services survey. The survey only takes five minutes, and will provide Bon Appetit Management Company with valuable…

Voters still confused about state Issue Two as election day nears ideastream: J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Finance, explained challenges in knowing exactly what to expect if Issue 2 passes.

Cleveland's premature birth rate worst in nation, March of Dimes report says The Plain Dealer: Sam Mesiano, a professor in the Department of Reproductive Biology, spoke on the increasing premature birth rate in Cleveland, which was ranked the worst in the nation by the March of Dimes.

What the neutron star collision means for dark matter Smithsonian Magazine: Stacy McGaugh, a professor in the Department of Astronomy, explained the complexity of predictions in dark matter as they relate to new findings from a neutron star collision.

Michael Goldberg, assistant professor of design and innovation at the Weatherhead School of Management, facilitated a discussion with Nicole Isaac, head of U.S. public policy at LinkedIn, at the City Club of Cleveland for ideastream. They discussed the unique position of Cleveland in the business…