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Seeking proposals for Innovation Week 2024 workshops
To celebrate the university’s culture of innovation and entrepreneurship, Case Western Reserve is hosting the third annual Innovation Week from Monday, Oct. 28, through Friday, Nov. 1. The planning committee is seeking proposals for one-hour workshops to engage the university community in the…
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Graduate and professional students: Apply to serve on the Academic Integrity Board/University Judicial Board
The School of Graduate Studies is looking for graduate and professional students to serve as members of the Academic Integrity Board/University Judicial Board. Being a member of the board provides a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with students, faculty and administrators in an…
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Law's Jonathan Adler shares thoughts on recent ruling by Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett
She cemented a conservative Supreme Court, but a 'cautious' Justice Barrett sometimes resists the far-right flank NBC News: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, described a recent Supreme Court decision that highlights that Justice Amy Coney Barrett is not as predictable…
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Student Spotlight: Taylor Amato
Class Year: May 2026 Degree Program: MSW Weekend Concentration: Children, Youth and Families Field Education Organization: Boys Hope Girls Hope in Garfield Heights, Ohio Hometown: West Farmington, Ohio Give a brief overview of your field education experience. I am a wellness…
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Law's Jessie Hill weighs in on increased rate of infant deaths in Texas
As emergency abortions are preserved in Idaho, strict bans remain in Texas Healthline: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, weighed in on why she wasn’t surprised to see an increase in infant deaths in Texas after the state limited reproductive health access. “I think it was an…
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Medicine's Mark Cameron suggests reasoning for potential increase in COVID cases throughout Ohio
Ohio sees surge in COVID cases amid summer travel and activities Spectrum News: Mark Cameron, associate professor in the Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences at the School of Medicine, explained why we might see an increase in COVID cases throughout Ohio.
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Law's Jonathan Entin examines President Joe Biden's presidential debate performance
How Biden’s debate performance could affect House GOP’s chances at Hur tapes Washington Examiner: Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, pointed to one legal and one political reason why he thinks President Joe Biden’s presidential debate performance shouldn’t have any…
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Political Science's Justin Buchler shares why money won't be a determining factor in the upcoming presidential election
Why billionaires donate megabucks The Daily Tribune: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science at the College of Arts and Sciences, explained why money won’t be a determining factor in the upcoming presidential election. “The primary role of money in a campaign is to increase name…
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Dermatology's Rosanne Paul shares danger of scented creams for individuals with eczema
Best eczema creams: Factors to consider when choosing a treatment Associated Press: Rosanne Paul, assistant professor of dermatology, explained why people with eczema should stay away from scented creams.
Understanding how the body responds and the brain works when healthy individuals are breathing extra oxygen
Dr. Michael Decker at CWRU is seeking healthy non-smoking adults 18-55 years of age to participate in a study to determine how oxygen delivered at a steady concentration or delivered at a variable concentration may change how a person’s brain processes information. Study participation will last…