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CWRU makes policy change to ensure staff keep vacation days
Case Western Reserve today announced a change in policy that would prevent staff from losing vacation days as a result of the university’s compliance with new federal labor guidelines. Upon the recommendation of Elizabeth “Libby” Keefer, university general counsel and senior vice president for…
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Homecoming and Reunion Celebration marks a jam-packed weekend filled with firsts
Case Western Reserve celebrated the naming of a new residence hall after one of its most accomplished alumnae Saturday as part of a homecoming and family weekend filled with firsts. In addition to the ceremony honoring the late Congresswoman and two-time Case Western Reserve graduate Stephanie…
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Two School of Medicine faculty members elected to National Academy of Medicine
Stanley Hazen, professor in the Department of Molecular Medicine at Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, and Mukesh K. Jain, professor in the Department of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, have been elected to the National…
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Computer model to help cities maintain drinking water infrastructure
Will show short- and long-term outcomes and costs of decisions A team led by Case Western Reserve researchers is creating a computer model to help cities make the right decisions when it comes to drinking water Their goal includes helping municipal officials keep drinking water supplies safe—for…
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Voluntary self-identification of disability and/or veteran status
In accordance with federal requirements and as part of the university’s commitment to diversity, Case Western Reserve invites all employees to self-identify their status as individuals with disabilities and/or as veterans. Submission of this information is voluntary. Those who decline to…
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From tailgates and man caves to the family fridge
Student entrepreneur builds growing business with magnetic bottle openers It began as a simple gesture of thanks. Brian Tighe made a bottle opener for a friend’s grandfather to mount on the dock at his pond as a thank-you for letting him fish there. Except the man really didn’t care for the…
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CWRU-based biopharmaceutical startup showcased at national Demo Day
Red5 Pharmaceuticals LLC, a Case Western Reserve University-based biopharmaceutical startup, was among 35 companies chosen from 200 applicants nationally to be featured as part of the first University Startups Demo Day in Washington, D.C., in September. The event was produced by the National…
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Free exams and X-rays offered at School of Dental Medicine on Oct. 19
Anyone 18 years and older who has never enrolled as a patient at the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine’s main clinic is invited to receive a free exam and X-rays at the fourth annual Admitting Day on Wednesday, Oct. 19. Appointments, which can last up to two hours, are…
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Six CWRU alumni to be honored with the 2016 Alumni Association Awards
The Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University will honor six distinguished alumni during this year’s Homecoming Luncheon at Tinkham Veale University Center’s Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Grand Ballroom at noon on Friday, Oct. 14. All recipients will be in attendance to receive…
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CWRU ranks No. 32 nationally in newest rankings
Case Western Reserve ranked 32nd among all universities—and 29th among private institutions—in the inaugural edition of The Wall Street Journal/Times Higher Education (WSJ/THE) rankings released last week. Despite the abundance of other higher education ratings on everything from value to social…