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Reflections from the White Coat Ceremony
On July 12, we gathered at Severance Music Center for our annual White Coat Ceremony—a meaningful milestone for our first-year medical students. This year’s event took place just days after our nation marked the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, offering a unique opportunity to…
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Management's Sue Helper discusses challenges facing the U.S. electric vehicle industry
How the U.S. auto industry is losing the EV raceKQED: Sue Helper, professor in the Department of Economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said automakers in the United States recognize China's electric-vehicle edge but are hindered by shifting federal policy. She warned the U.S. risks falling…
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Nursing's Shanina Knighton shares significance of cleaning produce
This is the proper way to clean produce, according to an infection prevention expertAOL: Shanina Knighton, research associate professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, explanined how a lot of hands have touched your produce before it is placed in your cart. "The person who picked it,…
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Medicine's Amy Edwards discusses false-positive result linking lettuce to cyclosporiasis
FDA still investigating cause of cyclosporiasis parasiteSpectrum News 1: Amy Edwards, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the FDA's ongoing investigation into Taylor Farms lettuce as a possible source of the cyclosporiasis outbreak, despite an initial false-positive test result.
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Weatherhead's Philip Cola discusses older adults' perspective on AI-powered companion
A robot for grandma World: Philip Cola, professor of the Department of Design & Innovation at the Weatherhead School of Management, said a recent study found that older adults saw an AI-powered companion robot as valuable for fall prevention, though adoption before it becomes necessary remains…
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Attend upcoming McGaffin Carillon concerts
The Friends of the McGaffin Carillon will present a series of three concert during the last week of July. Fifty one bronze bells, 21,000 pounds of bronze, one performer high in the tower will fill the air with music. Picnics, blankets, and lawn chairs are welcome. Bring a friend and find a spot on…
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The hidden history connecting Hungary and Latin America
Fulbright Scholar Damaris Puñales-Alpízar will examine the cultural networks, literary exchanges and diplomacy that connected the two regions during the Cold War
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Sign up for a course on emergency response essentials this fall
NURS 204: Emergency Response Essentials is a new course offered through the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing this Fall 2026. The course is open to all majors with no prerequisites, fulfills the UGER Wellness requirement, and meets just once a week — Thursdays at 4:15 PM — for 2 credits.…
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Participate in Sustained Dialogue training at CWRU
The Office for Campus Enrichment and Engagement and Division of Student Affairs at Case Western Reserve University invite students, faculty and staff to participate in free training sessions for the Sustained Dialogue network. Inspired by U.S. diplomat Harold Saunders, whose work included…
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Meet an undergraduate student who discovered his path at CWRU
As a high school student in Virginia, Tanush Anand knew he was interested in pursuing a career in engineering, but his exact direction was unclear. What he was certain about: Case Western Reserve University’s academic flexibility would allow him to find clarity. It also would provide him the…