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Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences' Ralph Harvey discusses the disappearance of meteorites
Antarctica holds a treasure trove of meteorites. Why are they disappearing? National Geographic (subscription required): Ralph Harvey, professor in the Department of Earth, Environmental and Planetary Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, said finding more meteorites before they…
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CWRU's Joy Ward weighs in on solar eclipse event on campus
Case Western Reserve University celebrates total solar eclipse on campus Signal Cleveland: Provost and Executive Vice President Joy Ward, along with several students and staff members, weighed in on the university’s solar eclipse event that took place on campus Monday. “It’s moments like these…
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Medicine's Ayman Grada discusses skin effects of testosterone and other androgens
Why are dermatologists prescribing women a blood pressure drug for acne? NBC News: Ayman Grada, adjunct professor at the School of Medicine, discussed hormones called androgens—which include testosterone—that can have an effect on skin. “Testosterone increases the oil production in the skin and…
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Psychological Sciences' James Overholser shares benefits of therapy
Asking yourself Socratic questions can calm your irrational thoughts CNN: James Overholser, professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at the College of Arts and Sciences, explained why therapy can be helpful for working through problems and toward goals in a way that’s difficult for…
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Law's Jonathan Adler and Jonathan Entin discuss rising tensions during Florida case against former President Donald Trump
Trump Florida case spurs unusual tension for prosecutor and judge: ‘This concerns Smith’ Washington Examiner: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, and Jonathan Entin, the David L. Brennan Professor Emeritus of Law, discussed the rising tensions in a federal courthouse as…
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Law's Eric Chaffee shares reasoning for Sam Bankman-Fried co-defendant testimony against former FTX CEO
Sam Bankman-Fried’s FTX buddies and what happens to them next Quartz: Eric Chaffee, the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar and associate director of the Center for Business Law, discussed the reasons why one of Sam Bankman-Fried’s co-defendants testified against the former CEO of…
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Welcome to Weatherhead: Kiara Vance, assistant director of admissions
Kiara Vance joined Weatherhead this month as assistant director of admissions.  She has worked in diverse sectors, including real estate and non-profits, and has extensive hand-on experience in student involvement and community outreach. Get to know more about her: What makes you most excited…
Welcome to Weatherhead: Johnny Falconi, assistant director of admissions
Johnny Falconi joined Weatherhead this month as assistant director of admissions. Before diving into college admissions, Johnny spent twelve years coaching high school and college athletes.   Get to know more about him: What makes you most excited about joining Weatherhead?  I am excited to join…
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Student Spotlight: Jamaal Hill
Class Year: May 2024 Degree Program: Master of Nonprofit Organizations (MNO) What made you choose this area of study? I have worked in the nonprofit sector for about 15 years. I chose nonprofit management because it offers diverse career opportunities across sectors. This program focuses…
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CWRU School of Law moot court and mock trial teams complete a historic season
Talk about “March Madness”!  “When it comes to mock trial and moot court, Case Western Reserve University School of Law is the equivalent of an elite NCAA basketball program,” said Co-Dean Michael Scharf.   Based on the overall success of its nine mock trial and moot court teams, Case Western…