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Nominate outstanding staff members for 2016 President’s Award
President Barbara R. Snyder invites the campus community to nominate a non-faculty staff member for the President’s Award for Distinguished Service. This annual award honors staff members whose outstanding contributions to campus culture have a transformational effect on university colleagues,…
National political media contributor, author to headline this semester’s Power of Diversity lecture series
Marc Lamont Hill, a noted political analyst for national media, author, professor and social-justice activist since his early years in Philadelphia, will be the next featured speaker in the Power of Diversity lecture series at Case Western Reserve University. Free and open to the public, Hill’s…
Pay special attention to Windows update to avoid unintentionally installing Windows 10
Earlier this month, Microsoft recategorized Windows 10 as “recommended” in Windows Update, the service on Windows machines that provides the latest version of operating system components and other tools. As a result of this change, Windows users at Case Western Reserve who are not yet running…
Professor Emeritus Dorr Dearborn talks about Cuyahoga County's lead poisoning problem
Slight uptick in Cuyahoga County's lead poisoned children, data shows ideastream: After the release of testing results that found Cuyahoga County has seen a slight increase in lead poisoned children, Dorr Dearborn, professor emeritus of medicine, discussed the county’s problem. “We've got to get…
Psychology's Lisa Damour talks explains why teenage girls roll their eyes
Why teenage girls roll their eyes The New York Times: Lisa Damour, clinical instructor of psychology, penned a piece explaining why eye rolling might not always be a disrespectful act.
Law's Jonathan Adler commented on historical event that could lend context to Supreme Court vacancy debate
Constitution little aid to Obama bid for Scalia vacancy vote Bloomberg: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, commented on how a rejected proposal during the 1787 constitutional convention could lend context to the current debate on how to replace Supreme Court Justice…
NCI Cancer Moonshot - Budget Information and Justification
The world is moving fast. The President's budget request for the NCI has been released. Please look carefully at this extensive document. It is your opportunity to lock in your research to the identified priorities and to augment the scope with your area of interest. We can all benefit, but only…
Undergraduate mock trial team takes home awards from regional tournament
Case Western Reserve University undergraduate mock trial team recently sent two squads to represent the university at the American Mock Trial Association's State College Regional Tournament. At the tournament, the A Team earned a bid to the Opening Round Championship Series, and the B team held…
Concert featuring wind instruments to be held Feb. 21
The Department of Music will hold a concert featuring wind instruments Sunday, Feb. 21, at 3 p.m. in Severance Hall. Michael Markowski will guest compose the performance. The Case Western Reserve University Symphonic Winds, the University Circle Wind Ensemble and the Cleveland Youth Wind Symphony…
Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Contest winners announced
The 2016 Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Contest winners have been selected. Winning essays will be on display at Kelvin Smith Library, and winners will be recognized and read selections from their essays at a reception Friday, Feb. 26, from 4 to 6 p.m. in Kelvin Smith Library. Registration for the…