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Carol M. Musil, professor of nursing, recently lectured on the longitudinal effects of stress on physical and mental health at the University of São Paulo in Brazil. The conference, held on the USP Bauru campus Nov. 22-23, was for faculty, researchers and students in the areas of dentistry,…

Roger Saillant, executive director of the Fowler Center for Sustainable Value, was the keynote speaker at the Cleveland Engineering Society's Annual Industrial & Manufacturing Conference. Saillant discussed the evolution of automotive painting and emissions standards and what they teach about…

Students can add or make changes to their selected meal plans for spring semester now until Jan. 25 at www.caseonecard.com. The most popular meal plan options include the 10 + 250 CaseCash, 14 + 200 CaseCash and Block 100. Questions? Contact Auxiliary Services at mealplan@case.edu or call…

Case Western Reserve University is in the final year of implementing its strategic plan, Forward Thinking. As leadership looks to build on the goals accomplished in the first five years of the plan and create a new strategic plan for the future, a new website has been created:…

Why 3D printing matters for “Made in USA” Scientific American: President Barack Obama’s proposed $1 billion bet on manufacturing “hinges upon places such as Case Western Reserve University” and technology available in places like think[box]. "The real value of 3D printing is to do something that's…

Nonprofits adopting technology to keep up Crain’s Cleveland Business: Many Northeast Ohio nonprofits are now using the power of technology to interact with individuals, but the “generational nature of technology” still makes it difficult, said Robert Fischer, co-director of the Center on Urban…

By Shivani Parikh Final exams begin tomorrow, and stress levels are high as students buckle down, spending every spare minute in the library reviewing notes, re-learning material and writing papers upon papers. Amid all the chaos, though, it’s important to relax. Fortunately, many campus…

On Tuesday, Dec. 11, Weatherhead School of Management’s undergraduate programs office will sponsor a study break to help students relieve their stress about finals. All invited to come enjoy coloring, cookies and a relaxing atmosphere. The event will take place from 1 to 3 p.m. in the Peter B.…

GRADLink, the graduate student discussion group, will meet Tuesday, Dec.11, for graduate students to connect and explore common concerns in a safe, supportive environment. The event will take place in Tomlinson Hall library, located on the second floor, from noon to 1 p.m. Pizza and refreshments…

University Counseling Services will sponsor study breaks Dec. 10 and 14 from 1 to 4 p.m. All are welcome to stop by Sears Building 350 to relieve their stress—and enjoy cookies, hot chocolate, salsa lessons, Wii games, playdough, coloring and Apples to Apples.