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The GSS Peer Review is looking for two or three graduate student editors. Those interested in scientific writing and/or editing could use this as a way to build a résumé/CV while still in school. Editors from all schools are needed. Interested? Email gsspeerreview@case.edu for more information. Fa...

The campus community is invited to join United Protestant Campus Ministries (UPCaM), InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, Newman Catholic Campus Ministry, Church of the Covenant, Orthodox Christian Fellowship, Agape Christian Community and Voices of Glory Dec. 7 at 5 p.m. in Amasa Stone Chapel. Come h...

Dale Nance, the John Homer Kapp Professor in the School of Law, recently presented at Duquesne University School of Law. His Nov. 17 presentation was titled “Burdens of Proof: Rhapsody on a Theme of Keynes.”...

School of Law professor Robert Strassfeld served as panelist or moderator at four presentations this semester. He moderated three, held here at Case Western Reserve University in September: “Piracy: New Threats, New Responses,” at the International Law in Crisis Symposium; “ 9/11: A Ten Year Retrosp...

Case Western Reserve University hosted the Freedman Center Colloquium on Building a Culture for Digital Scholarship Nov. 7-8. The colloquium addressed the nature and state of digital scholarship, the support and infrastructure necessary to ensure faculty and student success, the changes in the acade...

The application deadline for spring break study abroad programs has been extended to Dec. 15. Spring break study abroad opportunities include programs to the United Kingdom, Greece, Poland, the Netherlands, Guatemala, Spain, Argentina and France. Depending on the program, credits can be applied as ...

Autism Speaks U – CWRU is selling holiday cards, with all proceeds benefiting Autism Speaks. The two designs—made by an 18-year-old with autism who is a sibling of an Autism Speaks U – CWRU member—feature one of two holiday designs and read “Happy Holidays! A donation has been made in your name to A...

CLEVELAND - A mutation on the surface of human red blood cells provides protection against malaria caused by the parasite Plasmodium vivax, research led by Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine shows. The minute change, at a single position of red blood cell surface protein called the ...

When not at Case Western Reserve University, Amy Wilson-Delfosse continues the teaching at home—training her dogs. Since joining the Case Western Reserve University community in 1998, Amy Wilson-Delfosse has increasingly taken on more roles within the university, as a basic science researcher, an a...

One of the earliest known impairments caused by Alzheimer’s disease—loss of sense of smell—can be restored by removing a plaque-forming protein in a mouse model of the disease, a study led by a Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine researcher finds. The study confirms that the protein,...