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Law Review Symposium: “Judicial Conduct, Ethics and Reform”
The School of Law will host the annual Case Western Reserve University Law Review Symposium Friday, Nov. 3, from 9:15 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. in Gund Hall, Room A59. The focus of this year’s event will be judicial conduct, ethics and reform. Following a series of high-profile ethics inquiries and calls…
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First-generation students workshop
University Health and Counseling Services will host a two-session workshop geared toward first-generation students at Case Western Reserve University. This workshop is designed for students who are: Looking for a space to connect with other first-generation students; Searching for a safe space…
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Cedar Point HalloWeekend for graduate students
Graduate students and postdoctoral scholars at Case Western Reserve University are invited to join the Graduate Student Council for a trip to Cedar Point for HalloWeekends Saturday, Oct. 21. This event offers a chance for graduate students and postdocs to gather for fall activities, rides and…
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Nursing student’s parents commit $1 million to Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing to recruit and retain clinical faculty
When Beth and David Daigle were helping their daughter, Celia, explore college options, Case Western Reserve’s Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing quickly emerged as the top choice for the entire family. Two primary factors put the university's school ahead of other of other nursing schools:…
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Graduate students: Get reimbursed for professional development expenses
The Graduate Student Council at Case Western Reserve University is accepting applications for professional development funding. The current funding cycle covers expenses from June 1 to Nov. 1, 2023. Graduate students who have spent their own money toward their professional development goals can…
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Law's Jessie Hill comments on appeals related to abortion laws
Legal skirmishes over abortion rights result in mass confusionThe Messenger: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, noted that a blizzard of appeals and temporary stays related to abortion laws have left patients and physicians unclear about which services are legal in states across…
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Med's Leonard Calabrese discusses COVID and autoimmunity
‘What triggers what?’ Much remains unsettled on link between COVID-19, autoimmunityHealio: Leonard Calabrese, professor at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, discussed scientists’ growing understanding about whether the COVID virus can actually cause…
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Marketing specialist Leon Bote talks about his personal journey
He's still on his 'double rainbow' journey as a trans, autistic personideastream: Leon Bote, an email marketing specialist in University Marketing and Communications, discussed his journey as a trans and autistic person.
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Law's Juscelino Colares explains origin of China's economic problems
China's economic problems begin at the topInternational Business Times: Juscelino Colares, the Schott-van den Eynden Professor of Law, said he believes China's economic problems begin at the top, with the resumption of the old, centralized policies. 
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Staff Spotlight: Sal Russo
Floating Grants Account Manager As a member of the Research Support Teams, Sal will support teams when there are leaves or departures. He will also work on larger proposals when an extra lift is required.  When did you start at CWRU? September 16, 2019 What were your previous roles at the…