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Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members are encouraged to mark their calendar for the upcoming open enrollment period for 2026 and the Benefits and Wellness Fair. Open enrollment for 2026 will take place Nov. 3–26. To kick off the event, the annual Benefits & Wellness Fair will be ...

Jacob Scott, professor of radiation oncology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, recently was published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) for his research related to bacterial evolution. The article, titled “Evolution under vancomycin selection drives...

A team of researchers at Case Western Reserve University reported on 13 million-year-old fossil remains of a very large, extinct mammal—known as an astrapothere—which was found at the Quebrada Honda paleontological site in Bolivia. The research team also analyzed the paleobiology of Middle Miocene a...

For almost two years, Alessandro D’Amico—a macromolecular science and engineering student at Case Western Reserve University—conducted research related to the scientific effects of mixing cornstarch and water. Under the supervision of Abhinendra Singh, assistant professor in the Department of Macr...

When you consider abstract art, your mind likely conjures images of works by Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko and Piet Mondrian: bold shapes, swaths of vibrant colors and innovative techniques. However, an international team of art historians is challenging that perception with their research on abstra...

Meet the Case Western Reserve University scientists finding a potential cure to HIV WOIO: Saba Valadkhan, assistant professor in the Department of Molecular Biology and Microbiology at the School of Medicine, shared how she and her colleagues uncovered how HIV reprograms infected cells to evade tre...

Wind at Progressive Field: Lake Erie is only part of the answer cleveland.com: Bryan Schmidt, assistant professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering in Case School of Engineering, commented on the windy conditions at Progressive Field. “Downtown areas in cities create obstructions to the wind....

Political meddling may harm the economy in the long term Washington Examiner: Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, warned that increasing political pressure on the Federal Reserve—such as calls for firings or investigations—could threaten its independence. While...

After 37 years of dedicated service, the Kelvin Smith Library community bids a fond farewell to William “Bill” Claspy, who will retire tomorrow (Oct. 3)—the same day he celebrates his work anniversary at Case Western Reserve University. Following in the footsteps of his father—a professor of electr...

Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members are invited to participate in a three-part Zoom series designed to help individuals center their wellbeing during challenging times—sponsored by the Wellness Program. This series features guest speaker Stella Grizont—national bestselling au...