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Are you a faculty or staff member retiring this summer? The Daily would like to highlight your good news and recognize the contributions you have made to Case Western Reserve University. This summer, we’re compiling stories from those who have worked at the university for 25+ years and are…

Spoken English Language Programs (SELP) in the School of Graduate Studies is looking for undergraduate students to fill multiple paid positions as Spoken English Tutoring Program tutors for summer and fall, 2024. Tutors meet one-on-one online or in-person in thirty- or sixty-minute blocks with CWRU…

Each month, the Center for Research and Scholarship at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing sends an internal research newsletter to faculty, staff, students and researchers. A recap is posted here. Message from the Associate Dean for Research Last summer, Celeste Alfes, assistant dean for…

The Case Western Reserve University School of Law community mourns the passing of retired law professor Calvin Sharpe, who died May 12, 2024 in Arizona after a long illness. Sharpe was the Galen J. Roush Professor Emeritus of Law; before holding the Roush Chair, he was the John Deaver…

For the members of Case Western Reserve University’s Class of 2024, commencement marked many things: chapters ending, new beginnings, and, for many, their first formal commencement ceremony after the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted graduations in 2020. For Soorya Janakiraman and Douglas Gurdak, it…

President Eric W. Kaler would like to remind staff of the Appreciative Time Off policy, which includes CWRU Take 2 and additional paid time off in certain years during the Juneteenth and/or Fourth of July holidays. CWRU Take 2: Beginning next Friday, June 7, employees in participating…

In recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month, which takes place annually in May, The Daily talked with Adam Saar, a rising third-year student majoring in cognitive science and economics and minoring in public policy. Saar is co-founder of Case Western Reserve’s Jewish Student Union, which aims…

Alabama’s draconian IVF ruling put spotlight on state court races in this year’s elections Milwaukee Independent: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, explained how a ruling in Alabama that frozen embryos are legally considered children created a political firestorm after the…

I asked several people well past retirement age why they keep working. Here’s what they told me CNN: Howard Tucker, adjunct professor at the School of Medicine, shared what he believes to be the key to living a long life—from his own experience at 101 years old: perseverance and fostering a love…

Donald Trump team's attempts to rile up Michael Cohen are failing: attorney Newsweek: Eric Chaffee, the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar and associate director of the Center for Business Law, noted that attempts by Donald Trump's attorneys to rile up Michael Cohen during…