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The Department of Bioethics will hold an information session Friday, Nov. 30. During the session, department leaders will address topics such as the benefits of taking a bioethics course, bioethics minor and major programs and undergraduate programming. The event, held in Tomlinson Hall 135 from…

The Staff Advisory Council is collecting new socks and gloves to benefit homeless men in Cleveland. Donations will be given to Care Alliance, an organization that has been providing services to the homeless since 1985. Donations can be dropped off until Dec. 13 to Kathleen Dowdell in Mather…

Beginning Monday, Nov. 26, all Kelvin Smith Library users will need to present an ID at the welcome desk upon entering the library. The implementation of this new system simply is a step to increase the safety and security of the library’s guests. CWRU Students, Faculty and Staff: Scan your Case…

Tore Wizelius, project director for ReWind Offshore, and Åke Pettersson Frykberg, CEO of ReWind Offshore, will be at Case Western Reserve University Nov. 26 to discuss how their company built the world's first freshwater wind farm, Vindpark Vänern, on Sweden's Lake Vänern. Wizelius and Frykberg…

Train the Champion, a diversity-training program, aims to recruit and retain employees and students. Above are Train the Champion graduates Angela Lowery, student service coordinator for the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning; Stephanie Hall, CWRU Police Officer; and Dan Anker, associate dean…

CLEVELAND - Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has received a significant gift from Constance and James W. Brown of Chagrin Falls, President Barbara R. Snyder announced Thursday evening. The gift will help fund a new medical education and research building and headquarters for the…

Closing the African-American startup gap (opinion) Entrepreneur: Despite the fact that African-American individuals are more likely to initiate the new-business creation process than white individuals, they are less likely to have up-and-running businesses a few years later, according to a survey.…

Welcome to the Trust Belt Fund for our Economic Future: Thanks to a $30 million federal grant, the corridor between Cleveland and Pittsburgh now boasts the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute. The grant—plus $39 million in matching funds from partners—was the first major win for…

Sickle cell transplants could see wider use The New York Times: Experimental half-match bone marrow transplants could help individuals suffering from sickle-cell disease, but they only work 50 percent of the time. “You’re putting people through a lot, and to have half of the transplants not take…

The Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine has received a significant gift from Constance and James W. Brown of Chagrin Falls, President Barbara R. Snyder announced Thursday evening. The gift will help fund a new medical education and research building and headquarters for the School of…