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2021 Virtual Digital Futures Conference to explore major shift to digital transformation
Companies, organizations will learn where they stand in the digital evolution and how to take their technology to the next level Business and industry, government and nonprofit organizations are embracing a massive digital transformation to better compete and serve their customers. But where do…
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CWRU English Professor, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter Jim Sheeler passes away
As a Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, Jim Sheeler penned evocative articles about lives lost and loved ones left behind. As a Case Western Reserve professor, he inspired undergraduates to recognize the possibilities in their own lives—and to seize them. Today, all who knew Sheeler through his…
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Researchers use artificial intelligence to predict which COVID-19 patients will need a ventilator to breathe
Case Western Reserve University lab reports 84% accuracy in predicting from initial chest scan which patients will need breathing help; planning website for UH, Cleveland VA physicians to upload scans Researchers at Case Western Reserve University have developed an online tool to help medical…
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Staying safe at CWRU
Two recent incidents have reminded our community of the importance of heeding public safety guidance in daily life—especially after dark. Even though five police departments have jurisdiction in some part of our campus area—Case Western Reserve, University Circle, Cleveland, Cleveland Heights and…
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CWRU remains at 42nd in U.S. News & World Report rankings
Case Western Reserve remained at 42nd in this year’s U.S. News & World Report national universities’ rankings, while the university’s undergraduate nursing program debuted at 10th in the magazine’s inaugural rating of bachelor’s programs in the discipline. The campus saw minor moves in most…
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Self-managing hypertension with tech help
Case Western Reserve nurse scientist leads $3.4 million project to help older African American patients access, advocate for better health care for their high blood pressure A nurse scientist at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University is launching a five-year,…
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Medicine’s Stuart Youngner retires after 40 plus years teaching at Case Western Reserve
Stuart Youngner first came to Case Western Reserve University in 1966 to attend medical school. He loved it so much, he decided to stay. After decades of teaching and sustained contributions to the evolution of bioethics knowledge and approaches in Cleveland and beyond, Youngner retired in July…
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Amy Backus, CWRU James C. Wyant Director of Athletics, announces retirement at end of year
After a more than 40-year career in collegiate athletics, Case Western Reserve University James C. Wyant Director of Athletics Amy Backus has announced her retirement, effective Dec. 31.“It has been an honor to serve as the James C. Wyant Director of Athletics and Chair of Physical Education at…
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Fribley Dining Commons now open following complete transformation
Ribbon-cutting ceremony to take place Sept. 10 Enhanced dining options, reimagined student spaces and eye-catching designs are a few features guests can now expect at Fribley Dining Commons, located at the corner of Murray Hill Road and Adelbert Road. After being under construction for about a…
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Eric W. Kaler's presidential inauguration takes place Oct. 15 in Amasa Stone Chapel
Board of Trustees Chair Fred DiSanto announced today that the inauguration of President Eric W. Kaler will take place at 4 p.m., Friday, Oct. 15, in Amasa Stone Chapel. “We are pleased to have this opportunity to formally welcome Case Western Reserve’s 11th president to our university,” DiSanto…