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The Office of Graduate Student Life coordinates Graduate Student Appreciation Week, which recognizes graduate students' intellectual, teaching and cultural contributions to the Case Western Reserve University community. This year's celebration is April 8–13. The week was initiated by the…

The Humanities Prize recognizes a graduating humanities major for the writing of an exceptional senior research paper, typically a capstone project or senior thesis. The annual prize is awarded at the end of each Spring semester. Recipient(s) receive a $500 cash stipend and participate in…

What to expect from an antibody-drug conjugate for HR+/HER2- metastatic breast cancer Everyday Health: Alberto Montero, professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the use of antibody-drug conjugates as a treatment method that appears to be more effective than traditional chemotherapy for…

Local content creators, small business owners speak out amid potential TikTok ban WEWS: Anat Alon-Beck, associate professor of law, explained how local content creators should talk to their audience to market their brands on different social media platforms if TikTok is banned.

Ohio primary: Open seat on state supreme court could flip partisan control Associated Press: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, explained how even though Ohio voters passed an amendment to enshrine abortion access in the state, the fight for reproductive rights continues…

After winning the West Coast National Jessup International Law Moot Court Competition in Portland, OR in March, the CWRU Jessup team excelled in the World Championship Rounds in Washington, D.C., from March 31 to April 6.   The CWRU team (composed of Will Baker, Ellie Buerk, Elise Manchester,…

Editor’s note: Looking at a solar eclipse without proper protection can cause eye damage. In most cases, the effects are temporary, but the damage can be permanent. It takes just seconds for damage to occur. Symptoms of eye damage from a solar eclipse include blurry vision, headache, a blind spot…

Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s Reproductive Rights Law Initiative will host a discussion titled “Religious Liberty Arguments for Abortion Rights” Thursday, April 11, from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at the Moot Courtroom (Room A59). There also will be an option to attend virtually via…

Kids Against Hunger will host its semesterly packing event during the Spring Saturday of Service April 13. Each semester, the organization packs thousands of nutritious meals to be distributed to the Cleveland community.  Shifts are available in 1.5 hour increments, and all activities will take…

Experiencing awe and wonder adds meaning and joy to life. How do we develop the capacity to feel awe, and how do we help children and adolescents experience this wonderful event in daily life? The Schubert Center for Child Studies will host a panel discussion titled “What Makes You Go ‘Wow!’ –…