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Colleagues remember Police Corporal Scott Del Rosa, longtime employee of CWRU
Scott Del Rosa was 20 years old when he joined Case Western Reserve’s security unit. Over nearly three decades at the university, he helped keep the campus safe as enrollments grew and his own small team evolved into a 24/7 police department. No matter how much changed, though, Del Rosa himself…
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Wade Oval Wednesday
The Wade Oval Wednesday series continues today (Aug. 2) from 6 to 9 p.m., with a concert featuring jazz group The Realthing. There also will be food trucks, vendors and more. The free concert series is held each Wednesday through Aug. 30 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Wade Oval (10820 East Blvd.). Get the…
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Siegal Lifelong Learning Program offers Senior Scholars series this fall
The Siegal Lifelong Learning Program will offer the Senior Scholars series this fall on a variety of topics, ranging from law to origins science. The series will be offered on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, with two sessions beginning on different dates for each day of the…
Coit Road Farmers Market event to be held Aug. 5
The Coit Road Farmers Market will host an event Saturday, Aug. 5, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 15000 Woodworth Road in East Cleveland. Enjoy BBQ chicken, pulled pork, brisket or smoked catfish. Sides include delicious Ohio sweet corn BBQ beans, potato salad and other side dishes for both meat eaters…
Missing Signals Leads to Diabetic Nerve Injury
Molecules that help cells communicate with each other—called cytokines—might be the key to repairing diabetic nerve damage, according to a new study published in Experimental Neurology. Diabetes devastates nerve cells, which can lead to poor circulation, muscle weakness, blindness, and other…
121 Fitness offers sign-up special
121 Fitness Center is offering a great sign-up special this month! Get back to business and school by joining 121 Fitness Center for just $25+tax. The $25+tax applies to your initiation fee AND first month's dues! Get access to 80+ group exercise classes at both 121 Fitness and 121's Uptown Cycle,…
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New Microsoft HoloLens app lets users examine renowned British art collections from anywhere in the world
Holly Witchey traveled more than 3,200 miles in seconds—and speed wasn’t even the most impressive part of the feat. Standing in the basement of a building on Case Western Reserve University’s campus, the adjunct professor of art history and art suddenly found herself standing in The Courtauld…
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Attending a conference related to social justice? Apply for scholarship support
The Social Justice Institute is accepting scholarship applications from students interested in attending conferences with a focus on social justice and related issues. A scholarship fund has been established for undergraduate and graduate students to attend conferences that will enhance their…
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Psychiatry's Martha Sajatovic writes about concerns poor adherence
Introduction: problems of poor adherence Psychiatric Times: Martha Sajatovic, professor of psychiatry, wrote about the concerns with a patient not following the treatment recommendations of a health care professional.
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Researchers co-author study providing insights on why individuals hold so strongly in their beliefs
Why religious people 'cling' to beliefs even when contradicted by evidence The Independent: Anthony Jack, associate professor of philosophy, and Jared Friedman, a PhD student in organizational behavior, co-authored two studies suggesting why religious and nonreligious individuals hold so strongly…