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CWRU community grieves loss of alum killed in Afghanistan
The university community is grieving the loss of U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer Christopher R. Thibodeau, 28, who was killed when his Apache helicopter crashed May 26 in Patika province, Afghanistan, while serving his country. Thibodeau was a 2004 Case Western Reserve graduate, and his mother Doree...
Katie Hanna awarded with statewide honor
Katie Hanna, women’s health advocate in the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women, was awarded the Ohio College Health Association's 2011 New Professionals Award. The award is given to a professional new to the field of college health (fewer than five years) who has made noticeable contributions on he...
Campus barbecues kick off June 8
Summer barbecues are an annual tradition designed to bring the campus community together with festive food and music. The barbecue season begins Wednesday, June 8, with an American Barbecue theme and music by acoustic guitarist Doug Wood. The barbecues run from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on the Case Qu...
High school students prepare for courtroom showdown during legal academy at CWRU
Twenty sharp and eager high school seniors with good grades are on the right side of the law. But this summer they are all headed to court—to learn the legal process as part of the Seventh Annual Stephanie Tubbs Jones Summer Legal Academy, June 13-24, hosted by Case Western Reserve University School...
Case Western Reserve and Edheads team up to advance science education
The National Center for Regenerative Medicine (NCRM) at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is teaming up with Edheads, a provider of online education tools, to launch web-based education modules about stem cells. The modules, based on real clinical trials, are geared toward high sch...
Livers are topic of Science Cafe Cleveland event at GLBC
During the June Science Café Cleveland event, two specialists in liver diseases will host an informal discussion on healthy and diseased livers and the process of liver transplantation. The discussion, “Liver or leav’er: how to pull the switch when things aren’t working out,” will feature Cleveland ...
Nursing school names Mary Kerr its new dean
The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing named Mary Kerr its dean: Case Western Reserve names NIH researcher as dean of its nursing school, Crain’s Cleveland Business...
Share your Twitter account with the university community
Want to gain more followers on Twitter? Submit your Twitter handle to be featured on the homepage of thedaily.case.edu. Each week, we'll present a new account of faculty, staff, students, organizations and more who are regular Twitter users to show off the diversity of interests and opinions happeni...
Residence Hall Association named National School of the Year
The National Association of College and University Residence Halls (NACURH) recently recognized the Case Western Reserve University Residence Hall Association (RHA) as the 2010-11 National School of the Year. The NACURH National School of the Year is the highest honor a member school can attain and ...
School of Medicine professor explains potential cause of severe PMS
School of Medicine assistant professor Esa Davis explains a potential cause of severe PMS: You don't have to suffer with premenstrual syndrome: NetWellness, The Plain Dealer...