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“Luck of the Irish” shake is back at One to One Fitness Center
Stop by One to One Fitness Center’s Recovery Zone juice bar for the shake of the month: “Luck of the Irish.” The shake is among the juice bar’s most popular flavors and is packed with antioxidants and protein. The Recovery Zone juice bar offers shakes that are 100% natural and designed to be the…
Apply for the CSE Peer Advising Program
For all rising engineer upperclassmen, We are excited to announce that the applications for the CSE Peer Advising Program have now opened! This program is a complement to the academic advising provided by our faculty and consists of a team of upperclass engineering students who provide academic…
Volunteer at the EmpowerED: Maker Challenge
The EmpowerED: Maker Challenge is a collaborative initiative presented by St. Edward High School and Youth Challenge. Over two impactful days, students and professionals will unite to address real-world problems faced by adults with physical limitations. We are in search of dynamic volunteers who…
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Law's Eric Chaffee shares concerns of proposed Ohio House Bill 410
Proposed Ohio bill would require disclaimers for political AI deepfakes, add criminal penalties Ohio Capital Journal: Eric Chaffee, the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar and associate director of the Center for Business Law, outlined some of the concerns surrounding Ohio House Bill…
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Law's Jessie Hill gives thoughts on the Supreme Court of Alabama's ruling of embryos
Embryo loss is integral to IVF. Alabama’s ruling equating embryos with children jeopardizes its practice STAT News: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, weighed in on potential implications of the Supreme Court of Alabama’s ruling that an embryo is an unborn child, entitled to…
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Medicine's Aaron Burberry discusses research findings related to gut bacteria
CWRU researchers find a link between ALS and gut bacteria ideastream: Aaron Burberry, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, discussed the discovery he and his team of researchers made showing that gut bacteria could contribute to ALS.
From Air Force Colonel to Civilian Orthodontist: The Journey of Dr. Brandon Williams
Although his father was a dentist, Brandon Williams, DDS (DEN ’02), attended Brigham Young University in Utah on a pre-med track, and it was his roommate who convinced him to pursue a dental degree. Growing up in Colorado, CWRU appealed to him because “it felt not quite as busy as a big city,” he…
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Art of Stem Winners Announced
We are delighted to announce the exceptional winners of our 5th Art of STEM Competition, where creativity and scientific exploration converged spectacularly! Our outstanding winners are: CWRU Community: 1.    Joshua Smith – Impact 2.    Solomon Greene  – In-flight Inspiration 3.    Kathleen Pait –…
Alumna Hannah Griswold (MNO ‘93) to deliver 2024 Mandel School diploma ceremony address
The Mandel School is pleased to announce Hannah Griswold (MNO ‘93) as its 2024 diploma ceremony speaker. A strategic development consultant with over 20 years of experience in fundraising and brand creation, Griswold founded the New York Public Library’s Young Lions and made it her unlikely…
Building Bridges in Periodontics: A Transcontinental Educational Exchange
In February, a group of five postgraduate students specializing in Periodontology from the University of Ferrara, Italy, embarked on a three-week educational journey at the CWRU School of Dental Medicine. Their schedule was filled with attending classes and seminars, observing clinical practices,…