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Spartan Sweethearts
For two centuries, Case Western Reserve University has been the setting for countless love stories—some sparked by a chance encounter on Mather Quad, others nurtured over late-night ice cream runs to Mitchell’s, and may cemented in the quiet beauty of Harkness Chapel. In celebration of Valentine’s…
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Farm Internship info session coming up
The University Farm is hosting an information session about the Farm Food Program Internship positions, which will be available during the summer of 2026. Register on CampusGroups or drop by the TVUC Senior Classroom between 3-5pm on Wednesday, February 25th to hear about this fun, educational,…
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Law's Bryan Adamson expresses concerns over Vice President JD Vance's media attack
JD Vance unleashed his latest attack on journalists—and it's concerning HuffPost: Bryan Adamson, David L. Brennan Chaired Professor of Law, said the Vice President's latest media attack is “public opinion manipulation” designed to erode trust in respected institutions and redirect it toward…
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Weatherhead's David Clingingsmith weighs in on the unclear future of AI
Unclear future: What the past tech revolutions can teach us about AI Smart Business: David Clingingsmith, associate professor at Weatherhead School of Management, said past revolutions in technology offer lessons about what we can—and should—expect from artificial intelligence. His warning helps…
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Dental Medicine's Gian Pietro Schincaglia discusses the importance of flossing
Why flossing matters more than you think—and not just for your teeth and gums Real Simple: Gian Pietro Schincaglia, professor and chair of periodontics at the School of Dental Medicine, discussed the importance of flossing—not just for healthy gums and teeth, but for overall health, as the two…
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Law's Eric Chaffee warns about the consequences of abolishing property taxtes
20% sales tax on a pack of gum? If property taxes are abolished Gov. DeWine warns it could happen WOIO: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, warned that abolishing Ohio’s property taxes would devastate local services, especially those for schools, police, fire and children. He…
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Undergraduates Rachel Griedinger and Tabitha Raithel preview their spring drama season
Previewing the Case Western Reserve University theater season WKYC: Undergraduate theater students Rachel Griedinger and Tabitha Raithel previewed the university's spring drama season, highlighting Mercury, a comedy thriller opening Feb. 20, Pippin, and the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) program's…
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Learn about study abroad for engineering majors
Join the Case School of Engineering and Office of Education Abroad to learn how you can study abroad as an engineering major! Learn about available programs, terms, and locations, and hear from a panel of engineering majors who studied abroad for a semester or summer. Held as part of Engineers…
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Apply for a Sears think[box] embedded AI microgrant
Interested in receiving funding and hardware to build a portfolio-ready project? Sears think[box] is offering embedded AI microgrants valued at up to $400 to support Case Western Reserve University students building AI-powered physical devices using sensors, cameras, microphones and…
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Case Western Reserve University School of Law hosts historic signing of ‘Tanisha’s Law,’ advancing Cleveland’s mental health crisis response
Case Western Reserve University School of Law served as the backdrop for a major shift in Cleveland’s public safety and mental health strategy as Mayor Justin M. Bibb (LAW ’18) signed “Tanisha’s Law,” landmark legislation creating a new civilian-led response to mental health crisis calls. The…