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U.S. Supreme Court ruling likely means more political ads in OhioOhio Capital Journal: Atiba Ellis, the Morris G. Shanker Professor of Law, said a recent Supreme Court ruling prioritizes political parties' free-speech rights over anti-corruption concerns. He said increased coordination between…

Case Western Reserve researchers testing digital program to help surrogate decision-makers manage emotional burden of life-and-death choices

When Patricia Hannan started working at Case Western Reserve University 18 years ago, it was inspired by a family connection. Her niece was employed at CWRU through a temp agency and encouraged Hannan, an East Cleveland native, to join her in University Circle. Hannan, who was deeply devoted to her…

Help first-year students move into residence halls at Case Western Reserve University Saturday, Aug. 15, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 16, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Upon arrival, faculty and staff members will serve as greeters for new students and their families—both in residence halls and…

The School of Medicine Alumni and Development team is seeking a student Event Assistant Coordinator ($15/hr) to help with upcoming events and office activities. Responsibilities include office work, event assistance and conducting outreach to local businesses for sponsorships and donations. This…

Cyclospora outbreak could linger, infectious disease experts sayUSA Today: Amy Edwards, assistant profess of pediatrics and infectious disease specialist, doesn't see the Cyclospora outbreaking ending anytime soon. "I can't see a way where we’re near the end, as typically most cases are narrow in…

Alum Ava Shamban reflects on her CWRU education and dermatology career as she prepares to speak at the 2026 White Coat Ceremony

How conservation experts care for new, endangered species in OhioIdeastream: John Broich, associate professor of history at the College of Arts and Sciences, said white supremacy is not a relic of the past but a recurring ideology that has evolved from colonialism and slavery to the present day.…

The parasite that causes explosive diarrhea is here in Cleveland. Here’s what to knowSignal Cleveland: Amy Edwards, an associate professor of pediatrics and specialist in infectious illnesses, said the number of cases of cyclosporiasis, an intestinal ailment that appears every summer as individuals…

Six common misconceptions about financial aidU.S. News & World Report: Bob McCollough, vice president of enrollment management, said financial aid is one of the least understood and most intimidating parts of the college admissions process, urging families not to be deterred by sticker prices…