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Join Holistic Health Club for Reiki demonstration April 22
The Holistic Health Club will host a Reiki demonstration on Wednesday, April 22, at 6 p.m. in the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women in the Tinkham Veale University Center. Certified Reiki instructors will give a demonstration, answer questions, and explain what Reiki actually is, what it is used…
Limited number of student tickets available to Wednesday’s Writers Center Stage talk with Mary Roach
A limited number of student tickets will be available for a talk by Mary Roach, author of Gulp: Adventures on the Alimentary Canal. Her previous titles include Stiff:The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers and Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void. Mary Roach will speak…
Learn more about winter break study abroad options
The Office of Education Abroad will hold an information session for students interested in studying abroad over winter break on Thursday, April 23, at 4 p.m. in Tomlinson Hall, Room 139. Students can learn about their options, which include faculty-led programs in Costa Rica, Ecuador and India. A…
Celebrate third annual All [in] Day of Giving with games, snacks and more
Students are invited to a Celebration on the Quad, as a way to participate in the third annual All [in] Day of Giving festivities Wednesday, April 22, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Case Quad in front of Nord Hall. The event will feature opportunities to thank university donors, games, snacks and a…
Letters of intent for The Hartwell Foundation 2015 research awards due June 1
The Office of Research and Technology Management is accepting internal applications for The Hartwell Foundation’s Individual Biomedical Research Awards. The deadline for letters of intent will be Monday, June 1, and internal proposals will be due June 30. Because Case Western Reserve University…
Drugs stimulate body’s own stem cells to replace the brain cells lost in multiple sclerosis
A pair of topical medicines already alleviating skin conditions each may prove to have another, even more compelling use: instructing stem cells in the brain to reverse damage caused by multiple sclerosis. Led by researchers at Case Western Reserve, a multi-institutional team used a new discovery…
Senior Cal Al-Dhubaib named finalist for Entrepreneurs Organization's 2015 Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year
Case Western senior Cal Al-Dhubaib is competing for 2015 Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year The Plain Dealer: Senior Cal Al-Dhubaib, founder, chief executive and chief technology officer of Triple Analytics LLC, was one of four U.S. finalists competing for the Entrepreneurs Organization's 2015…
Law's Charles Korsmo contributes to article about stockholder appraisal rights
Shareholder litigation that works The New York Times: Charles Korsmo, assistant professor of law, contributed to an article about stockholder appraisal rights, which come into question when stakeholders go to court over the price paid in a buyout of a corporation. The issue of stakeholder rights is…
Siegal Lifelong Learning Program event examines legacy of former Cleveland mayor Newton D. Baker
Newton Baker's legacy as Cleveland mayor and secretary of war to be examined Sunday The Plain Dealer: The legacy of former Cleveland mayor Newton D. Baker will be examined and celebrated at an on-campus Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program event this Sunday.
Distinguished University Professor Eva Kahana's previous research to help with new CWRU study
CWRU study considers neighborhood factors in access to cancer screening WKSU: A new Case Western Reserve study will investigate whether a patient’s neighborhood influences his/her chances of receiving information about cancer screenings. The study will use data collected by Eva Kahana,…