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English's Brad Ricca talks about his book on creators of Superman
Author felt hometown bond with Cleveland creators of Man of Steel Columbus Dispatch: Brad Ricca, lecturer of English, discussed his book, Super Boys: The Amazing Adventures of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster — the Creators of Superman, sharing why he decided to write about Cleveland’s Siegal and…
Reproductive biology's James Liu weighs in on how short time between pregnancies can cause problems with osteoporosis
Short time between pregnancies linked to osteoporosis Reuters: James Liu, professor of reproductive biology, weighed in on how pregnancies less than a year apart could cause women to have problems with osteoporosis later in life when going through menopause.
Before the semester starts, get your website up to date
With the start of the 2015–16 academic year just days away, it’s time to make sure your website is updated with accurate information for fall semester. Having a consistent, relevant and up-to-date website is not only essential to maintaining credibility as a department within the university, but…
2014-15 report on faculty promotions, emeritus appointments now available
The 2014-15 annual report on promotions and emeritus status is now available. This report lists faculty who were appointed to emeritus status since last year’s report or who were promoted to associate professor or professor or awarded tenure on July 1. Download the list.
Law’s Peter Gerhart named interim president of Lake Erie College
Peter Gerhart, professor of law and former dean of the School of Law, was selected as the interim president of Lake Erie College. He began his yearlong term Aug. 1, but still will teach a seminar this fall. He will return to Case Western Reserve next June. Gerhart served as law school dean from…
Biochemistry’s Michael Weiss named to boards of two national high school programs
Michael Weiss, the Cowan-Blum Professor of Cancer Research and professor of biochemistry and medicine, was elected to the national Board of Trustees of the Summer Science Program and to the national Board of Trustees of the Presidential Scholars Foundation. The National Science Foundation began…
CWRU radio station has early roots at Flora Stone Mather College for Women, Western Reserve University
Case Western Reserve University’s student radio station—WRUW-FM—has a deeply rooted history. While we asked about Western Reserve University’s radio station’s call letters when it launched in 1955, the station has even earlier ties with the Flora Stone Mather College for Women. Students at the…
Interested in joining a fraternity or sorority? Sign up to receive more information
Greek life at Case Western Reserve University is a unique experience with potential for every member. The first step for any student considering joining a fraternity or sorority is to sign up to receive information about the recruitment process. Recruitment offers students an opportunity to meet…
Enter FedEx Office back-to-school raffle to win prizes
It’s not too late to enter the FedEx Office back-to-school raffle. Though FedEx went on a campuswide tour this past week to collect business cards, those who missed it are still eligible to enter. Stop by FedEx Office at Thwing Center no later than Aug. 26 and drop off your business card to be…
Register now to hear from president, CEO of Yahoo at Sept. 16 event
The Cleveland Clinic-Weatherhead Executive MBA Program at Case Western Reserve University will cosponsor a talk with Marissa Mayer, president and CEO of Yahoo, Wednesday, Sept. 16, at 5 p.m. in the InterContinental Hotel’s Bank of America Conference Center. Mayer will speak as part of the "Ideas…