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Sports gambling and risk managementCleveland 19 News: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, said sports leagues face significant risk-management challenges when partnering with gambling companies. He said state regulation, independent oversight and transparency help ensure…

The American E.V. Has Been Crushed. Will It Take the U.S. Auto Industry With It? The New York Times: Sue Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said Detroit is repeating mistakes it made during the rise of Japanese automakers by retreating to…

Rising third-year student globe-trots her way to a concurrent law degree—and picks up real-world experience along the way.

When flight transport is the fastest route to a hospital for a critically injured patient, every second counts. With a helicopter standing by, medical professionals communicate rapidly as they assess a patient’s airways, manage life-saving equipment and prepare the patient for transport to the…

To support campus security, proper access control and efficient scheduling, all temporary door unlocks and door schedule changes at Case Western Reserve University must be requested and coordinated in advance.Effective immediately, all door access requests must be submitted through the Door…

Why Epidemics Breed Rage at Health WorkersThe New York Times: Megan Schmidt-Sane, assistant professor of anthropology at the College of Arts and Sciences, said resistance to Ebola measures is driven by history, culture, politics and family caregiving—not ignorance or anti-science beliefs. She…

Why Children in Daycare Get Ill So Often, and Why It’s NormalThe Epoch Times: Amy Edwards, assistant professor of pediatrics and an infectious disease specialist, said that for the vast majority of children, the immune system knows what it is doing and that all will be well as long as children stay…

1970sDavid Walbert (LAW ’72) authored the book Stealing Elections, American Style (Bloomsbury Academic), which provides explanations about voting rights issues.William Stewart (WRC ’75) teaches a night class through the Community Learning Program with Arlington Public Schools in Arlington,…

Before taking a road trip, flying to a professional conference or organizing a getaway beyond Cleveland, thoughtful planning is often an essential part of travel. As rising costs and shifting economic conditions continue to shape how people move through the world, hopeful travelers may also find it…

Case Western Reserve University will test its outdoor emergency speaker system at 10 a.m. on Monday, July 20.During this brief exercise, outdoor speakers across campus will broadcast a test message. To ensure clarity, the broadcast will begin with the word “TEST.” In the event of an actual…