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Weatherhead 100 shows that innovation can brighten old industries: the Mix The Plain Dealer: Last week, winners of this year’s Weatherhead 100 were announced. The annual rankings are based on five years of revenue growth.

The tuition waiver policy recently was updated with new due dates to better comply with the university’s tuition payment deadlines. Beginning with the Spring 2015 semester, tuition waiver applications must be received by the first day of classes each semester. Applications submitted beyond the…

New book details productive collection program Meteorites collected from Antarctica provide insight into the universe, help tell the history of the moon and Mars, and hold untold secrets waiting for scientists to decipher. Case Western Reserve University’s Ralph Harvey and colleagues continue to…

Crafters@Case will host its first sale on Tuesday, Dec. 16, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Biomedical Research Building lobby. Available for purchase are nearly 100 handcrafted hats, scarves and accessories for all ages. Prices range from $7 to $30 to accommodate all budgets. Cash, check or Case…

A new training program at Case Western Reserve University’s Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences aims to close the gap in behavioral health care services for high-risk youth and young adults. The school will launch the Health Integration Training Expansion (HITE)…

The Rink at Wade Oval will offer student discounts to any Case Western Reserve University student with a valid Case ID. The discount permits students to skate for only $1 and rent skates for an additional $2. Also, The Rink offers free skating lessons every Saturday at noon.

The Graduate Professional Council will host a happy hour for all graduate students this Friday, Dec. 12, from 3 to 6 p.m. at The Corner Alley. Celebrate the end of the semester with free bowling, food and one drink. Door prizes will be awarded.

Today is the last chance for students to participate in the Writing Resource Center’s Twitter contest. Students can tweet #FinalsFuel to @CWRU_WRC for a chance to win a Starbucks gift card.

The new leadership challenge Educause Review: Michael Kubit, interim chief operations officer for Information Technology Services, wrote about the changing landscape of information technology (IT) leadership. “IT leaders must develop a new set of skills," he wrote. "Emotional and social…

Everything we know about the Tamir Rice shooting investigation Buzzfeed.com: Lewis Katz, the John C. Hutchins Professor at the School of Law, discussed the ongoing Tamir Rice shooting investigation. “I think you have a strong possibility for indictment here,” he said. “Everything happened so…