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Child's chronic illness can affect the whole family US News: Case Western Reserve University researchers found that parenting a chronically ill child can cause stress that affects the whole family. Study co-author Rebecca Hazen, an assistant professor of pediatrics, provided stress reduction tips…

Why aren't more journals like the Case Western Reserve Law Review? Excessofdemocracy.com: A Pepperdine University law faculty member and blogger recently praised the Case Western Reserve University Law Review's recent changes and active online presence. "This is the way to operate a law review,"…

Syria’s humanitarian need ideastream: Pete Moore, associate professor of political science, joined a discussion on The Sound of Ideas about Syria’s humanitarian needs in light of recent events.

New imaging test for multiple sclerosis developed at CWRU could help speed up new treatments The Plain Dealer: Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have created a new imaging test that can show the exact state of damage to the myelin, which may help advance research on new treatments for…

The Case Western Reserve University police department will offer free Rape Aggression Defense Systems (R.A.D.) classes to all females affiliated with Case Western Reserve. The program teaches realistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women and consists of four three-hour classes taught by…

John Quinones, the Emmy-winning co-anchor of ABC’s news magazine Primetime Live, headlines Case Western Reserve University’s 2013-14 Power of Diversity Lecture Series next month with his talk, “A 20/20 Vision of Diversity.” The free, public address—sponsored by the Office of Inclusion, Diversity…

Case Western Reserve University’s new pre-award system for research grants and contracts—Sparta (Sponsored Programs Application for Research Tracking and Administration)—is scheduled to replace Spiderweb. The Sparta system will be used to document the application process for research awards, and…

Those interested in studying abroad for a semester or a full year are encouraged to stop by the Office of Education Abroad tables in Nord Hall atrium. Representatives will be present from the following programs throughout the next two weeks. Maastricht University, Netherlands, on Thursday, Sept.…

Third-year evolutionary biology major Riley Tedrow scooped up earthworms 2 feet long and fat as his thumb, poisonous beetles that left burning blisters and the real reason he traveled halfway ‘round the globe to Rwanda this summer: mantises—praying and the less devout. Tedrow, 20, who grew up west…

The Case Association of Student-Athletes encourage members of the Case Western Reserve University community—from students to administrators—to wear blue clothes every Friday, starting this week for homecoming weekend. The gesture is way to show campus pride and also support for Spartan athletics.