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Undergraduate Desir'Ee Neal discusses CWRU Ebony Ball
CWRU Ebony Ball honors Black students, scholarships awarded in honor of slain teen Michael Chappman Fox 8: Desir'Ee Neal, a junior at the College of Arts and Sciences and president of the university's African American Society, discussed the 52nd Ebony Ball and this year's theme, "The Crown We…
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Weatherhead's Michael Goldberg honors the late Bob Sopko
Startup support program launched to honor late entrepreneurial advocate Bob Sopko Crain's Cleveland Business: Michael Goldberg, professor at Weatherhead School of Management and associate vice president of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, said his former colleague Bob Sopko, who died…
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Nursing's Carli Carnish discusses the stress of family caregiving
How to handle the stress of family caregiving as an only child Care.com: Carli Carnish, assistant professor of aging and health at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, explained the challenges for solo caregivers and how self care is very important. “You cannot provide good care to someone…
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Mandel's Anju Kotwani and Jessica Wojtalik discuss a new approach to schizophrenia
New approach targets social skills to help schizophrenia patients heal U.S. News & World Report: Anju Kotwani, lead author and a doctoral student at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, and Jessica Wojtalik, assistant professor at the Mandel School, discussed…
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Nursing's Nicholas Schiltz on older patients' healthcare priority
Study: Older patients' top healthcare priority is maintaining social activities with friends ideastream: Nicholas Schiltz, assistant professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, and Mary Dolansky, the Sarah C. Hirsh Professor and at the nursing school, discussed their new study of nearly…
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Meet a second-year computer science student helping make disease detection more accessible worldwide
Last month at just 18 years old, Case Western Reserve University student Somesh Saini stood before an international audience in São Paulo, Brazil, to share his groundbreaking research on Chagas disease. A parasitic infection spread by an insect bite, the disease can lead to serious heart…
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Try out the new AllOne Health App
The Department of Human Resources recently introduced the new AllOne Health App—a faster way for employees at Case Western Reserve University to access the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) anytime, anywhere. While the online member portal remains available, this mobile application offers…
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Meet some of the new faculty members at the Mandel School and the School of Law
The students in Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate Class of 2029 aren’t the only new faces on campus this semester. We also welcomed new faculty members across the university, including at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences and the School of Law.…
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CWRU’s new electrochemical engineering workshop draws strong reviews in inaugural year
Case Western Reserve University launched its first Electrochemical Engineering Workshop this summer, drawing 17 participants from industry, national laboratories and universities across the country. The three-day program, held June 2-4, was co-hosted by CWRU’s Electronic Design Center (EDC) and…
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Medicine's Stephanie Pike Moore discusses hemp crackdown
DeWine’s hemp crackdown could aid Cleveland’s battle against smoke shops cleveland.com: Stephanie Pike Moore, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, said THC-labeled products are increasingly common in Cleveland. “In 2025, 55% of the city’s 400 tobacco retailers sold THC products, up…