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HRSA grant addresses behavioral health services shortage in Northeast Ohio
More than 100 students at Case Western Reserve University—most of them social workers in training—have been learning how to help meet a growing need in communities starved for behavioral health workers, thanks to a $1.9 million federal grant to the university’s interdisciplinary Behavioral Health…
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Case Western Reserve campus, faculty featured in alumnus-produced PBS series 
What does it mean to truly understand the world around us? That’s the question at the heart of Wisdom Keepers, a new PBS series premiering tonight (June 9) at 10 p.m. Executive produced by Case Western Reserve University alumnus Bill Baker (ADL ’66; GRS ’68, ’72, communication sciences; HON ’20),…
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How Cleveland’s choices impact the oceans—even from hundreds of miles away
When we think about protecting the oceans, Cleveland isn’t usually the first city that comes to mind. Yet, even from the shores of Lake Erie, our everyday decisions can ripple far beyond Ohio—and have real consequences for marine ecosystems across the globe. Peter Whiting To explain how…
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Cathy Hwang presents on benefit corporations at the School of Law
In February, Cathy Hwang presented "Purpose and Nonprofit Enterprise" as part of the Center for Business Law faculty speaker series at the School of Law. Hwang is a professor of law at the University of Virginia School of Law. She teaches, researches and writes about mergers and acquisitions,…
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Sustaining tomorrow: Get to know three individuals taking environmental action at CWRU
Each year, World Environment Day (June 5) calls on people worldwide to raise awareness and take action to protect the planet—and at Case Western Reserve University, that spirit is alive year-round. From groundbreaking environmental research and campus sustainability programs led by the Office…
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Join One to One Fitness this summer
One to One Fitness Center maintains regular hours of operation year-round and offers several summer options for employees, students, and the community. Membership provides access to the center’s 28,000-square-foot facility, including: Free in-person, virtual and recorded group exercise…
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KSL Collection featured on national library magazine cover!
The June 2025 issue of College and Research Libraries News (C&RL News), the official newsmagazine and publication record of the Association of College & Research Libraries, featured "Porch Scene," a digitized image from CWRU’s Digital Case, on its cover. This striking image is a part of…
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New Technology Could Make Cancer Immunotherapy Cheaper, Thanks to Wald and Brady-Kalnay
Co-leader of Case CCC's Immune Oncology Program, David Wald, MD, PhD, has already improved the landscape of CAR T immunotherapy by developing an ultra-fast procedure that cuts CAR T cell manufacturing from two weeks to less than 24 hours. However, harvesting T cells to make CAR T therapy…
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Distinguished psychologist and PTSD researcher Norah Feeny named inaugural executive director of Case Western Reserve’s Sara and Curt Moll Institute for Mental Health and Well-Being
When Case Western Reserve University announced a $60 million investment for the new Sara and Curt Moll Institute for Mental Health and Well-Being, it marked a commitment to address and advance the growing mental health crisis within and beyond Northeast Ohio.Now, Norah Feeny, a distinguished…
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Tell us about outstanding postdocs at CWRU
Do you know an outstanding postdoc making an impact on their field? From the humanities to engineering to medicine, postdocs are an integral part of the research landscape at Case Western Reserve. The Daily is seeking nominations for exceptional postdoctoral scholars and fellows for our Postdoc…