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Physics’ Claudia de Rham publishes her book, The Beauty of Falling: A Life in Pursuit of Gravity
In April, the Department of Physics’ Claudia de Rham published her book, The Beauty of Falling: A Life in Pursuit of Gravity through Princeton University Press. A diver, a pilot, an astronaut candidate, and now a physicist at the frontiers of gravitational physics, de Rham found hints of a…
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[U]Tech's Michael Thomas delivers Lakeland Community College's commencement keynote
University Technology's ([U]Tech) Michael Thomas delivered the alumni keynote address during Lakeland Community College's 57th annual commencement ceremony in Kirtland, Ohio. In his address, which conveyed a message of hope, inspiration, and empowerment to the college’s graduating Class of…
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Spartans earn highest-ever finish in Directors' Cup
Case Western Reserve University recorded its highest-ever finish in the Learfield Directors' Cup standings, finishing the year 23rd among all NCAA Division III programs. The Learfield Directors' Cup recognizes the colleges and universities with the most success in collegiate athletics, with…
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4 signs your body is telling you it’s time to take a break
TIME Magazine: Jennifer King, assistant professor and co-director of the Center on Trauma and Adversity, offered tips on paying more attention to warning signs of burnout. “The problem is, we become conditioned early on to stop listening to our bodies,” she said. “A cascade of changes happen in…
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Ribbon cutting celebrates renovated faculty meeting room
At the start of their last monthly faculty meeting as co-deans on June 13, Jessica Berg and Michael Scharf celebrated the completion of the renovation of the faculty meeting room with a ribbon cutting ceremony.  With gifts from Roe Green, George and Stephanie Simon, and the law firms of Elk & Elk,…
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Science Cafe: Long COVID, RECOVER study
Members of the Case Western Reserve University community are invited to a Science Cafe event today (June 13) from noon to 1 p.m. via Zoom. Grace McComsey, principal investigator of the Clinical and Translational Science Collaborative of Northern Ohio and a leading COVID researcher, will discuss…
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Section of Bellflower Road to be closed for two weeks beginning June 17
Beginning Monday, June 17, Bellflower Road will be closed between Guilford House and Weatherhead School of Management. There will still be access to the Tinkham Veale University Center loading dock during this closure.
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IMPACT Solutions offers webinar on neurodiversity
Case Western Reserve University’s employee assistance provider, IMPACT Solutions (now part of All One Health), is offering a webinar titled “Working and Living With Someone With Neurodiverse Challenges” this month. This webinar will share concrete strategies for helping individuals with…
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Remembering longtime custodial staff member Michael Wilcox
Not many people can claim they brighten every room they enter, but Michael Wilcox could—in more ways than one. A third-shift custodial supervisor, Wilcox was known for his big heart, gentle spirit and genuine care for others—and his ability to make floors shine across Case Western Reserve’s campus.…
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Case Comprehensive Cancer Center's Kishore Guda discusses warning symptoms of early-onset colorectal cancer
New research identifies 2 'red flag' symptoms of early-onset colorectal cancer Health: Kishore Guda, associate professor at the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, advised visiting a doctor as soon as possible if you have symptoms such as vomiting, exhaustion, blood in your stool, or stomach pain.…