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Professor Gary Galbraith discusses how he incorporates technology into dance
Gary Galbraith is an innovator in dance and technology: Smart Creatives 2016 The Plain Dealer: Gary Galbraith, professor and acting chair of the Department of Dance, discussed how he incorporates technology into dance. "Dance is not used as a means to showcase technology," he said. “The technology…
Felipe Gomez del Campo named to "Forbes" “30 under 30” list, explains how he balances his schedule
Swimmer makesForbes “30 under 30” list for clean tech startup Swim Swam: After being named to Forbes“30 under 30” in the “energy” category for his work on a fuel injector for jet engines, Felipe Gomez del Campo, a senior aerospace and mechanical engineering major, talked about how he balances his…
5 questions with… engineering student and entrepreneur Xyla Foxlin
How do you let someone know you love and miss them without words? With miles between two people, it can be difficult to convey that feeling. A hug certainly could do the trick, but that’s not exactly possible over the Internet. For that reason, Xyla Foxlin is “hacking the hug.” She recently…
Beat stress this year with CWRU Wellness
The Case Western Reserve University Wellness program will offer classes throughout the year to help faculty and staff members manage stress, including the upcoming S.M.A.R.T. 2.0 series. For those who have completed the first S.M.A.R.T class, S.M.A.R.T. 2.0 will be offered Wednesday nights at 5:30…
Veale Fieldhouse reopening rescheduled as renovations continue
The scheduled reopening of the Veale Fieldhouse has been delayed until Friday, Jan. 15, as the finishing touches are put on the renovations to the track and courts in the facility. With completion of the resurfacing of the facility scheduled for next week, the track and courts will be available…
CWRU instructors win Creative Workforce Fellowships for 2016
Two instructors at Case Western Reserve University were among the 40 Northeast Ohio artists selected from a pool of more than 400 applicants for the Creative Workforce Fellowships for 2016. Julie Andrijeski, senior instructor in the Department of Music, and Dave Lucas, a 2015-16 SAGES Fellow, each…
Hoverboards banned on campus
Due to recent news reports of hoverboard self-balancing scooters catching fire, the decision has been made to add these items to the prohibited items list under the university student conduct fire safety policy. University administrators ask that any student who owns a hoverboard (or differently…
What are some of the CWRU community’s New Year’s resolutions? Find out
The start of the year is a popular time to vow for personal betterment. New Year’s resolutions typically involve making healthier decisions and improving finances. In our highly unofficial poll, we asked the campus community to tell us what they wanted to do this year. Here are some of their…
Law school expands public access to faculty expertise with video podcast series, speakers’ bureau
In an initiative to make its faculty expertise available to a wider audience, Case Western Reserve University School of Law has introduced a new video podcast series and speakers’ bureau. The video podcast series, “Faculty View from CWRU,” features brief expert commentaries on cutting-edge legal…
Anant Madabhushi, team earn patent for computer-assisted disease prognosis, digital pathology
Anant Madabhushi, director of the Center of Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics and professor of biomedical engineering, was awarded U.S. patent 9,183,350 for his invention titled "Quantitatively characterizing disease morphology with cell orientation entropy.” The invention relates…