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Wildfire smoke can infiltrate homes, CWRU professor warns
Wildfire smoke can infiltrate homes, CWRU professor warnsWTAM: Bridget Hegarty, assistant professor at the Case School of Engineering, said the tiny particles in Canadian wildfire smoke can infiltrate homes, depending on HVAC systems. She advised keeping windows closed and using central air…
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Weatherhead's Michael Goldberg weighs in on Kroger's acquisition of Giant Eagle
Kroger’s Giant Eagle deal expands its market grip but leaves room for localsCrain's Cleveland Business: Michael Goldberg, professor at Weatherhead School of Management and associate vice president of the Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship, said Kroger's acquisition of Giant Eagle reflects ongoing…
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Medicine's Lindsay Malone suggests adding canned apricots to your diet
Six canned foods to eat to lower blood pressure, according to dietitiansVerywell Health: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, explained how canned apricots, packed in juice without added sugar, are a great option to get fruit…
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Across the Pond and Connected to CWRU
Paige Yepko (CWR ’18) may be more than 3,700 miles away from Case Western Reserve University, but she knows a simple truth: If not for pivotal guidance, support and turning points tied to her undergraduate experience, she wouldn’t be living in England and forging connections for others. “I really…
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Medicine's Ashley Mulvihill offers insights into how reproductive health policies may influence adolescent mental health
Suicidal thoughts in female high schoolers jump after total abortion bansNewsweek: Ashley Mulvihill, assistant professor of clinical psychiatry at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, explained how reproductive health policy may influence adolescent mental health. "Adolescence is a…
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Retired electrical supervisor Dale Nenadal passes away
The Case Western Reserve University community mourns the passing of retired electrical supervisor Dale Nenadal, who died peacefully on Sunday, July 12, 2026, at the age of 78.Nenadal dedicated 47 years of service to the university before retiring in 2014. Remembered as a respected colleague, he…
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Law's Jonathan Entin discusses U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark end-of-term rulings
Supreme Court upholds birthright citizenship, expands presidential firing powerideastream: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, discussed the U.S. Supreme Court’s landmark end-of-term rulings, including decisions upholding birthright citizenship, expanding presidential…
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Law's Andrew Geronimo discussed building a career in First Amendment law
Careers in lawReuters: Andrew Geronimo, lecturer in law and the director of the First Amendment Clinic at the School of Law, discussed his path to directing the school’s First Amendment Clinic, his work representing clients in free-speech cases, lessons from private practice and the importance of…
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Law's Cassandra Burke Robertson discusses Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship
NE Ohio immigration advocates cheer SCOTUS decision to uphold birthright citizenshipcleveland.com: Cassandra Burke Robertson, the John Deaver Drinko - BakerHostetler Professor of Law, said a recent Supreme Court decision on birthright citizenship was expected because it followed longstanding…
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Weatherhead's Michael Goulder weighs in on Apple's supply chain predicament with memory chips
Micron and Apple trade blame as prices soar on laptops, phones, and moreBarron's: Michael Goulder, associate professor in the Department of Operations at Weatherhead School of Management, noted that Apple is renowned for expertly managing its supply chain, making its memory-chip predicament…