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New law review article offers legislative guidance to balance patient autonomy with public safety

What is your title? Assistant Director of Enrollment Management and Strategic Initiatives, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine How long have you worked at CWRU? Just over two years! I celebrated my anniversary on Nov. 6. What does a typical day in your role look…

Looking to clean out your garage to start the new year? The University Farm is seeking any and all used winter recreation equipment that is in good, usable condition. Ice skates, snow tubes, sleds, snowshoes, cross-country skis/boots/poles, you name it. Donated gear will be added to the collection…

CLEVELAND—Brittany Figlar has spent most of her life just fighting to survive. Repeatedly abused as a child, she endured homelessness, addiction and years of human trafficking that left her with nearly two-dozen criminal charges across four Northeast Ohio counties. Those scars are the kinds of…

The Case Western Reserve University Department of Human Resources recently announced a new federal requirement under the SECURE Act, which now requires certain employees to make catch-up contributions on an after-tax Roth basis. Pre-tax catch-up contributions will no longer be permitted and…

In collaboration with Google, Case Western Reserve University’s University Technology ([U]Tech) office will host a monthly AI Open Office Hours series. During this series, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the latest AI innovations and updates. Members of the CWRU community who…

National CRNA Week is Jan. 18–24, and we’re celebrating the advanced nursing professionals who play a critical part in safe anesthesia care.

Case Western Reserve University faculty and staff members are invited to learn about, explore and discuss various ways relationships impact lives at an eight-part virtual, facilitated “Connection 101” program, designed to boost communication and connection skills. As part of the Wellness…

Legality of protesting actions of law enforcement Spectrum News: Atiba Ellis, the Laura B. Chisholm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, said protests against law enforcement are constitutionally protected but must stay within legal bounds. Speaking on "Capital This Week," Ellis…

Capital One sweetens settlement deal–will you get more money? U.S. News & World Report: Eric Chaffee, the John C. Hutchins Professor of Law, said a court's recent rejection reflects a growing trend of judges closely scrutinizing and rejecting class-action settlements they believe shortchange…