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The new book Nurses Making Policy: From Bedside to Boardroom (Springer Publishing, 2014) implores nurses to speak up and be heard, from the hospital corridors to the floors of Congress. Be the voice for change, advised Rebecca M. Patton, the past two-term president of the American Nurses…

The campus community is invited to join the Case Western Reserve University Social Justice Institute for a brown-bag lunch discussion Wednesday, Dec. 3, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in Mather House, room 100. At the lunch, Jessie Hill, professor of law and the Laura B. Chisolm Distinguished Research…

Deep sedation for colonoscopy might not be safe Consumer Reports: Though many doctors use the drug propofol during colonoscopies to cause deep sedation in patients, findings show it could be risky. “For the general population there’s not a lot of good data saying patients have a better outcome with…

Corner Alley set to open in Cleveland's University Circle as part of area's entertainment revival, Uptown development The Plain Dealer: As a part of the development of Uptown, the new Corner Alley bowling and entertainment complex will have its grand opening Dec. 3. Take a look inside in this photo…

State-of-the-art unified campus will allow students to learn team-based health care together Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic are expanding their health education collaboration to include dental and nursing students on the campus already planned for the institutions’ medical…

Undergraduate students interested in attending a professional conference on research, policy or practice related to children and adolescents are encouraged to apply for the Welter-Muzic Child Well-Being Scholars: Conference Support Program. Awards of up to $700 will be available on a competitive…

At the next presentation of the Center for International Affairs’ Global Talk Series, join Associate Provost for International Affairs David Fleshler as he discusses current Case Western Reserve University activities and future opportunities for collaboration with different organizations in…

The campus community is invited to a book signing by author Alan Dutka on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at noon in the Barnes and Noble university bookstore. Dutka will promote his new book, AsiaTown Cleveland: From Tong Wars to Dim Sum, which chronicles the struggles and triumphs of one of the city’s most…

Does antimatter fall up or down? PBS: Physics postdoctoral scholar Raquel Ribeiro explained why her research on possible modifications to general relativity doesn’t include antigravity antimatter. “… It leads to a number of physical violations of energy principles,” she said.

Cleveland preps for fastest Internet available The Associated Press: Next year, Cleveland will become the first U.S. city to offer 100-gigabit commercial Internet service—more than 300 times faster than average residential service. Sue Workman, chief information officer and vice president of…