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May is National Nurses Month, a time to acknowledge the contributions and sacrifices of various medical professionals in nursing who are dedicated to keeping our communities healthy. To learn more about the diversity of the field of nursing, The Daily sat down with Evelyn G. Duffy, the Florence…

As the spring semester comes to a close, the For a Better CWRU Task Force encourages members of the campus community to visit the For a Better CWRU webpage to learn more about progress made since the fall. “We appreciate the hard work of all of the students, faculty and staff who helped make a…

Passwords protect our digital identities and private data by acting as gatekeepers to the cyber world in which we live. Having weak, easy-to-guess, or re-used passwords puts you at risk of becoming a victim of cyber criminals. To learn how to keep your health, financial and other information…

Karen Abbott’s mentoring philosophy dates back to her time as a graduate student. One day, as she was reading a research paper to “glean wisdom” from her brilliant elders, she had a revelation: Much of the work she was reading was that of her peers. She has been continuously inspired by graduate…

Reflecting on her time as a graduate student, Polyxeni Philippidou remembers two intense feelings: insatiable curiosity and endless possibilities for discovery. “My advisor, Simon Halegoua, showed me how to use the wonder of science to encourage and motivate trainees,” she said. “Every time I…

Nathanial Schreiner with his Diekhoff Award Nathanial Schreiner has seen teaching opportunities at every turn and at every level of the nursing profession. As a nurse who has worked virtually everywhere but the classroom for most of the last two decades, that has meant sometimes instructing…

Sociology Professor Jessica Kelley starts every new class with the same line: “Statistics can be learned by everyone.” As the sole statistician in the department, Kelley teaches courses including Logic of Social Inquiry, Social Statistics, Health Disparities and Multilevel Modeling. Because many…

After a surprise bout of chilly weather last week, the worst of winter is (hopefully) behind us, and days are becoming longer and sunnier. If you’re looking for ways to get out and about in Cleveland in May, you’re in luck: The Daily has pulled together some options for you.  Check out ways in…

As travel restrictions continue to ease, three students from Case Western Reserve University will soon head overseas to teach or conduct research—and immerse themselves in other cultures. Each received a grant from the Fulbright U.S. Student Program, the flagship international educational exchange…

Spring in Cleveland is here! Clear the dust off of your bikes, skateboards and scooters and get ready to explore University Circle—while keeping in mind some safety tips from Case Western Reserve University’s Dean of Students' Office and the Division of Public Safety. With the increase in traffic…