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CWRU sets enrollment records, welcomes most diverse, academically accomplished class in history
President Barbara R. Snyder announced today that the first-year students who arrive this fall will be part of Case Western Reserve’s largest, most diverse and most academically accomplished class in history. Based on deposits as of May 1, the university expects to enroll at least 1,350…
5 questions with…health care management professor J.B. Silvers
To fulfill his childhood dream, J.B. Silvers followed in his father’s footsteps and became an engineer. But after a short-lived career in the field, he quickly realized there was more to his life than physics and aerospace engineering. Thankfully—for the university, for Weatherhead School of…
QuikPay to be down for scheduled maintenance May 7, 1-4 a.m.
QuikPay services will be down Monday, May 7, from 1 to 4 a.m. to allow Information Technology Services (ITS) and the QuikPay vendor to conduct scheduled maintenance. QuikPay is the system used by students and other authorized users for tuition bill presentation and credit card payment…
Traffic advisory: Juniper Road, East 115th Street to become one-way for move-out
As students move out for the summer, Juniper Road and East 115th Street will be made into one-way streets (north-bound only). The traffic advisory will be in effect May 7-22. Effective May 7 at 6 a.m., East 115th Street (between Wade Park Avenue and East 116th Street) and Juniper Road (between…
Libyan students, ambassador say thanks to CWRU
Ali Suleiman Aujali, Libya’s ambassador to the United States, spoke at a dinner planned by Case Western Reserve students from Libya. When two dozen graduate students from Libya found themselves in a frightening state of limbo during last year’s civil war in their country, the Case Western Reserve…
Applications for staff educational scholarships now being accepted
Applications for the Staff Educational Enhancement Fund for the summer semester will be accepted until June 1. Applications for the Eastwood-Inamori Staff Educational Scholarship for the summer semester will be accepted until July 1. Find more information online.
Psychiatry professor Phillip Resnick says T.J. Lane legally competent
Ohio teen competent for trial in school shooting: judge Reuters: On Wednesday, a judge declared T.J. Lane, the teen charged in the death of three students and wounding of two in Chardon, competent to stand trial. Phillip Resnick, professor of forensic psychiatry, found that though Lane suffers…
Nutrition's Mary Beth Kavanagh talks benefits of beverages
What to Drink and When WKYC: Mary Beth Kavanagh, senior instructor of nutrition, stopped by Good Company to discuss which beverages—from energy drinks to coconut water—actually provide the benefits they claim and which ones are worth the calories and sugar content.
SAGES Fellow Bradley Ricca weighs in on "summer of reboots"
Settle in for a summer of ‘reboots’ at the box office Gannett Wire: From Spider-Man to Snow White, some of this summer’s biggest films likely will be “reboots” of popular tales. “The idea of rebooting a film property really began with (James) Bond,” said SAGES Fellow Bradley Ricca. “As Bonds grew…
Medicine professor Stanley Hazen receives Top 10 Clinical Research Achievement Award
Stanley Hazen, a professor of molecular medicine at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, was recently honored with an inaugural Top 10 Clinical Research Achievement Award. The award comes from the Clinical Research Forum, an organization comprised of the…