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For the newest students at Case Western Reserve University, the past few days have been full of “welcomes”—and a few “goodbyes.” Monday (Aug. 19) marked the students’ first full day on campus, and it was full of excitement. Throughout the day, they had plenty of opportunities to engage with one…

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

University Health and Counseling Services will host a Fresh Check Day with support from the Office of Greek Life and the Graduate Student Life Office Friday, Sept. 13, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Kelvin Smith Library Oval. The rain site is the Thwing Center atrium. Fresh Check Day is a program…

Are you a founder? A co-founder? Do you have a side hustle? Or maybe you just want to meet people who like entrepreneurship? If any of those apply to you, consider attending CWRU LaunchNET’s “Coffee and Community” Founder Friday event Sept. 20 from 2 to 3 p.m. on the sixth floor of Sears…

Case Western Reserve University’s One to One Fitness Center invites members of the community to visit the center during its free and discounted guest weeks. Access to the fitness center will be free or discounted for specific groups each week. Those who participate in the guest weeks will have…

Readers ponder sign language in ancient humans, looped universe Science News: Glenn Starkman, Distinguished University Professor and vice chair of the Department of Physics at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed new research findings highlighting the complex shape of the universe. “If…

The DOJ won, but Google’s monopoly status may have already been in peril The Daily Upside: Anat Alon-Beck, assistant professor at the School of Law, discussed the Department of Justice’s victory in its federal lawsuit arguing Google illegally conducted business to maintain a monopoly in the…

Indigenous peoples' history is the subject of new podcast, <em>The Ohio Country</em> ideastream: John Bickers, the Jesse Hauk Shera Assistant Professor in the Department of History at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed The Ohio Country, the Eichelberger Center for Community…

Ohio's reaction to Kamala Harris' VP pick Spectrum News: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed Kamala Harris’ choice of Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz as her official running mate in the 2024 presidential election. “The standard rules…

Drugs and vaccines could be freed from cold chains by hydrogel Chemistry World: Lydia Kisley, assistant professor in the Departments of Physics and Chemistry, commented on a study that looked at using stiff hydrogel to eliminate the need for refrigeration for gene treatments and vaccinations,…