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Shannon French, military ethicist and professor of philosophy and law at Case Western Reserve University, recently gave a lecture—titled “Ethical decision making: Codes and accountability in the AI era”—at Pakistan Navy War College in Lahore, Pakistan.There, she also participated in a virtual…

For some, running in races is about chasing a personal best. For others, it’s a way to reset, stay grounded or simply accomplish a set goal. For several members of the Case Western Reserve University community, the 2026 Cleveland Marathon represents more than a race—it’s a reflection of discipline,…

Case Western Reserve University graduate students and postdoctoral scholars interested in developing their teaching skills are invited to enroll in the summer “UNIV401: College Teaching Preparation” course. Administered by the University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE), this…

Earlier this year, Case Western Reserve University’s Writing Program served as local hosts for the annual NCTE Conference on Communication & Composition in Cleveland. At this national conference, thousands of writing instructors, rhetoricians and program administrators gathered for four days of…

Sofia Castro found community at CWRU—then helped other students find theirs

In a collaborative research effort, Anirban Sen Gupta, the Wallace R. Persons Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering, and Pedram Mohseni, chair of the Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering, developed PlateChek. Funded by a collaborative grant from the U.S.…

This weekend, graduating students at Case Western Reserve University will celebrate the accomplishments and experiences that defined their time on campus. For Elizabeth Berry, those experiences were rooted in finding balance—between academics and athletics, leadership and service, and classroom…

Appellate judge’s campaign signs raise questions of partisan biasWFMJ: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law at the School of Law, said a judge’s pro-Trump statements don’t violate judicial conduct rules since Trump isn’t a current candidate. He added that judicial…

Impacts of Trump's Liberation Day tariffs linger one year laterScripps News: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said Trump’s tariffs largely backfired: about 90–95% of costs were passed to consumers, raising prices 2%. He notes no manufacturing…

US airport lines shorten as TSA workers get paidAl Jazeera: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, said shorter TSA lines mask a deeper problem: repeated funding lapses are driving away experienced workers and hurting recruitment. He emphasized the disruptions travelers faced stem…