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Did You Know: Richard North Patterson
Bestselling mystery writer Richard North Patterson graduated from the School of Law in 1971. Among his books are: Degree of Guilt, The Final Judgment, Silent Witness, No Safe Place and Dark Lady. Patterson was a trial attorney for the Securities and Exchange Commission, and served as its liaison…
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Pumpkin carving with Habitat for Humanity
Students are invited to join the Case Western Reserve University chapter of Habitat for Humanity for pumpkin carving at its general body meeting Wednesday, Oct. 25, from 7 to 8 p.m. in the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Residence Hall multipurpose room. The group will paint and carve pumpkins. Snacks also…
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“The Physics of Climate Change”
The Physics and Astronomy Club will host a talk by John Ruhl, the Connecticut Professor in the Department of Physics, Wednesday, Oct. 25, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in Rockefeller Building, Room 301. In his talk, titled “The Physics of Climate Change,” Ruhl will review the basic physics of climate…
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“Girih Tiles: Decagonal Geometry in Medieval Islamic Architectural Tilings and Beyond”
The university community is invited to hear from Peter Lu, a physicist at Harvard University, about the mathematics underlying the patterns of medieval Islamic art. His lecture is titled “Girih Tiles: Decagonal Geometry in Medieval Islamic Architectural Tilings and Beyond.” Photo by Peter…
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“Digital Scholarship, Services, Data Visualization and Data Management and Preservation”
The Increasing your Scholarly Impact: Navigating Promotion and Tenure – A University Libraries Workshop Series continues Friday, Oct. 27, with a talk on “Digital Scholarship, Services, Data Visualization and Data Management and Preservation.” This session—the third in the series—will be held from…
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It’s not too late to share your gratitude for donor support
Over the last few weeks, many members of the Case Western Reserve University community have participated in Thanks Beyond the Possible by sharing messages of appreciation for donor support. This effort will culminate Nov. 6. Students, faculty and staff can still participate by stopping by to write…
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Educational Services for Students, Spoken English Program offer “Seminar in Communication and Culture”
Educational Services for Students and Spoken English Programs (SELP) will offer the “Seminar in Communication and Culture.” In this free seminar, undergraduate, graduate and professional students can engage in discussion on topics related to culture. Participants will learn vocabulary,…
The Cleveland Museum of Art's Performing Arts Series 2017-18: Ji Aeri
The Cleveland Museum of Art's Performing Arts Series 2017-18 Ji Aeri Sun, 11/05/2017 - 2:00 pm FREE; tickets required Photo courtesy of the artist In conjunction with the exhibition Chaekgeori: Pleasure of Possessions in Korean Painted Screens, we present kayagum virtuoso Ji Aeri in an…
Protein Regulates Vitamin A Metabolic Pathways, Prevents Inflammation
A team of researchers from Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine have discovered how uncontrolled vitamin A metabolism in the gut can cause harmful inflammation. The discovery links diet to inflammatory diseases, like Crohn’s disease and inflammatory bowel syndromes, and could inform…
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Apply now for the Welter-Muzic Undergraduate Fellowship in Child Studies
The Schubert Center for Child Studies is accepting applications for the Welter-Muzic Undergraduate Fellowship in Child Studies. Students researching child-related topics are encouraged to apply for up to $1,000 to support research or travel to professional conferences. Applications for spring…