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The Interfraternity Congress/Panhellenic Council will hold the next Life After College session today (Nov. 17) from 6 to 7:30 in Sears Building, Room 372. Life After College is a program designed to prepare students for life after graduation. The next session will feature Daniel Newmeyer, who…

Spartan Bhangra, Case Kismat and Nritya are participating in Naach di Cleveland’s Month of Dance, a promotional and fundraising event, in November. Naach di Cleveland is a nationally recognized, student-run bhangra and fusion competition that features dance teams from across the country. Next…

The Center for Civic Engagement and Learning invites students to learn about an opportunity to volunteer with Health Leads, a national nonprofit that partners with hospitals and universities to address basic needs to improve patient wellness. Health Leads is recruiting student advocates to…

Ohio is more red for a reason: Trumped Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin The Plain Dealer: Joseph White, the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public Policy, explained some reasons why Ohioans supported President-elect Donald Trump in higher numbers than neighboring states.

Growling belly? Why your stomach rumbles and how to stop it Today: Jeffry Katz, professor of medicine, discussed why the stomach makes rumbling noises. “That noise means your digestive system is working the way it should and that’s important,” he said.

Wireless tech enables paralyzed monkey to walk again Science Friday: Bolu Ajiboye, assistant professor of biomedical engineering, talked about his research using brain-computer interface technology to connect it with functional electrical stimulation technology to restore movement in people with…

Join University Technology for a farewell reception in honor of Mike Kubit, deputy chief information officer, Monday, Nov. 28, from 3 to 5 p.m. in Hovorka Atrium. Kubit will go to Pennsylvania State University, where he will be vice president/chief information officer.

Researchers from Case Western Reserve University, Dayton Air Force Research Laboratory and China have developed a new dry adhesive that bonds in extreme temperatures—a quality that could make the product ideal for space exploration and beyond. The gecko-inspired adhesive loses no traction in…

Malaria has killed more people than any disease caused by a single organism, including small pox and the plague. Symptoms include high fever, copious sweating, nausea and vomiting, and shaking chills. While the industrialized world has been essentially malaria-free for more than half a century, the…

The “flipped classroom” has become a popular technique in education. The technique takes what is typically done in the actual classroom (listening to a lecture) and asking students to do this outside of class time (using pre-recorded lectures or similar resources). Then, what is typically done…