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Help Case Western Reserve University’s international students feel welcome in Cleveland by applying to be a host in the International Friendship Program. The program helps students transition to life in the U.S., offers hosts the unique opportunity to learn about diverse nationalities and…

The Mood Disorders Program in the Department of Psychiatry at University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center is conducting a study to look at the molecules present in blood cells. We want to learn more about how cells in the body differ in people with Bipolar Disorder compared to people without…

Incoming college students can use summer vacation to prepare Cleveland Jewish News: Rick Bischoff, vice president for enrollment management, explained how incoming students can prepare for college over the summer by getting hands-on experience and taking a break from studies to avoid getting burnt…

In Cleveland, climate change isn't about rising seas. It's about jobs and health. PRI: Kristie Ross, associate professor of pediatrics, and Aparna Bole, assistant professor of pediatrics, discussed how climate change and air pollution impact health.

Smallpox epidemic ravaged Cleveland 115 years ago, killed 224 The Plain Dealer: Brandy Schillace, senior research associate and public engagement fellow at the Dittrick Medical History Center, discussed the smallpox epidemic that hit Cleveland in 1902 and the Dittrick Museum exhibit, "City on the…

Summa Health in search for solutions to right its financial ship, remain independent Akron Beacon Journal: J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Finance, weighed in on factors that have contributed to Summa Health’s financial troubles.

Understanding the real innovation behind the iPhone The Conversation: Kalle Lyytinen, the Iris S. Wolstein Professor of Management Design, wrote about how the iPhone shifted the concept of what a mobile phone could be, which transformed the industry. Republished by Scientific American, Business…

Four myths journalists should watch out for during Trump’s “Energy Week” Salon: Peter Shulman, associate profess or history, explained how the phrase “energy dominance” may be perceived by foreign allies.

Plasma Fueling Jets ABC Chicago: Felipe Gomez del Campo (CWR ’16), a graduate student in aerospace engineering, discussed his startup, FGC Plasma Solutions, and how he’s advanced it while completing an entrepreneurship program at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory.

Researchers deplete cancer stem cells to fight recurring brain tumors Select Science: Raffaella Spina, a postdoctoral scholar in neurological surgery, discussed her research on glioblastomas and the approaches she and her colleagues are taking to eliminate it.