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A team of CWRU Law students recently took second place in the Southwest Regional National Patent Application Drafting Competition. Philip Kwon (2L), Amy Schnupp (2L) and Gregory Coffee (2L) found out about the competition through the patent preparation and prosecution course taught by adjunct…

Prince Ghosh is the co-founder and CEO of Factored Quality, a digital quality control platform that helps over 100 consumer goods brands manage global supply chains. In this interview, Prince shares his journey from being an aerospace engineer at NASA to founding Factored Quality, discussing his…

For some Case Western Reserve University students, last week’s spring break wasn’t a pause in their studies, but an opportunity to continue their educational pursuits in new settings. Over 120 of them visited seven countries across the globe—from Poland to Taiwan to Dominican Republic—through…

At just a glance, Amirali Rezaei’s resume makes one thing clear: he’s not afraid of a challenge. Originally from Iran, the first-year Case Western Reserve University student was the first in his family to pursue an entrepreneurial endeavor, attend high school in the United Kingdom, and come to the…

Cybercriminals are using fake CAPTCHA challenges to trick users into running malicious code. These scams often appear on compromised or ad-supported websites, urging users to complete extra verification steps. Once executed, this malware can steal passwords, session cookies and even…

Managing relationships with others at work can be challenging at times. Learning best practice strategies to enhance your ability to establish, maintain and grow healthy interpersonal relationships is important and will foster greater well-being at work. The University Wellness Program will…

Spartan Cheerleading will host a college prep clinic for high schoolers interested in cheering in college and/or learning to stunt. Held Sunday, April 6, this event is open to all students in grades 9–12. The clinic will be from 2 to 5 p.m. in Adelbert Gym. This session will cover the basic…

How to stop your smart TV from spying on your viewing habits WKYC: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer, explained that automatic content recognition (ACR) technology tracks what’s on your smart TV screen to enable targeted experiences. Bendis warned ACR settings can be hard to find.

‘Economic game of chicken’: Local experts weigh in on US, Canada tariffs WJW: Scott Shane, the A. Malachi Mixon, III Chair in Entrepreneurial Studies and professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, described President Trump’s tariff strategy as “an economic game of chicken.” He…

Can you reuse aluminum foil? We asked scientists and chefs, here's what they said Martha Stewart: Shanina Knighton, adjunct associate professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, said reusing aluminum foil is generally safe, but warned that improper cleaning can lead to microbial…