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Binary Walkway and Quad work to be completed March 13–14
The Binary Walkway will be temporarily closed for maintenance work on Wednesday, March 13, from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Signage will direct pedestrians safely around all construction. Work will also be done on various sections of sidewalk on the Case Quad on Thursday, March 14, from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30…
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Empowering tomorrow’s engineers
In the 1970s, when urban decline left Cleveland schools severely underfunded, Ed Lehotsky (CIT ’76) and a few other promising high school students were able to take courses at one of Case Western Reserve’s predecessor schools, Case Institute of Technology. The experience was transformative, and…
Attend next Case Comprehensive Cancer Center Seminar Series event March 15
The Case Comprehensive Cancer Center will host its next seminar series event Friday March 15th from Noon to 1 p.m. in the Iris S. and Bert L. Wolstein Research Building Auditorium. This seminar is presented by the Cancer Genomics and Epigenomics Program. Lunch is provided; no registration is…
Applications now open for Social Justice Institute Postdoctoral Scholar Fellowship and 2024-2025 Research funding
The Social Justice Institute (SJI) at CWRU strives to examine the root causes of social injustice and develop innovative solutions by supporting creative research, scholarship, and pedagogy; social justice leaders on and off campus; and relationships within the university and into the…
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Medicine's Aaron Burberry shares research findings related to degenerative brain diseases
Blocking inflammation may be the fix for degenerative brain diseases like ALS, CWRU study finds Cleveland.com (subscription required): Aaron Burberry, assistant professor at the School of Medicine, discussed his new research that found inflammatory molecules in the gut and brain may be…
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Law's Victor Flatt examines Supreme Court regulatory case related to climate change
Supreme Court to hear 2 major regulatory cases next week E&E News: Victor Flatt, professor and the Coleman P. Burke Chair in Environmental Law, weighed in on the role Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh could play in upcoming arguments on a case related to climate change.
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Weatherhead's Mary Sasmaz shares advice for individuals looking for an installment loan
Best installment loans for bad credit WalletHub: Mary Sasmaz, assistant professor at Weatherhead School of Management, offered advice for people with bad credit looking for an installment loan. “Before doing so, they will want to make sure they will be able to meet the monthly payment…
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Law's Eric Chaffee weighs in on Donald Trump's file for bankruptcy
Donald Trump declaring bankruptcy would not save him—here's why Newsweek: Eric Chaffee, the Peter M. Gerhart Distinguished Research Scholar and associate director of the Center for Business Law, weighed in on why bankruptcy is unlikely to save Donald Trump from having to pay the millions of…
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Mandel School signs new partnerships, offering scholarships to employees at four local nonprofit organizations
Highly trained social workers are at the forefront of addressing a significant mental and behavioral health need in Northeast Ohio—especially the opioid epidemic, in which Ohio ranks among the worst in the nation. Promoting skilled workforce development in behavioral health is partly what’s…
CWRU team excels in ABA’s National Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Competition
On Wednesday, Feb. 28, seven students traveled from Cleveland to San Francisco to participate in the ABA’s National Appellate Advocacy Moot Court Competition. Over the three day competition, the team of David Meredith, Michael O’Donnell and Kyle Timmerman finished 1-2, defeating Yale Law School in…