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CWRU receives national award for excellence in diversity and inclusion
For the fifth straight year, Case Western Reserve University received a national diversity award that recognizes institutions for their commitment to diversity and inclusion and for implementation of comprehensive diversity initiatives. Earlier this month, Case Western Reserve received the 2016 Hig...
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The Decision…and…I’m Coming Home
How LeBron James chose to communicate his controversial career moves is subject of Weatherhead School of Management research paper NBA star LeBron James made career decisions in 2010 and 2014 that stunned the sports world and eventually resulted in two team championships with the Miami Heat and one ...
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Update: Undergraduate engineering program jumps in U.S. News rankings
Usually those in the U.S. News & World Report ranks have to wait a year to see whether their standing changes. For the Case School of Engineering, the move came in a matter of hours. Originally listed as tied with six other institutions for 41st in the nation this year, its undergraduate program a...
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CWRU maintains No. 37 ranking from "U.S. News & World Report"
Case Western Reserve maintained its position at 37 in U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Colleges” rankings released today. Engineering moved up four slots over last year, to be 37th as well. Weatherhead School of Management’s undergraduate program, meanwhile, moved up one slot to 38th. “As mu...
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Journalist and news correspondent Ray Suarez to open Power of Diversity series Sept. 22
Journalist and news correspondent Ray Suarez will kick off the fall 2016 Power of Diversity Lecture Series when he visits the CWRU campus for a public lecture and book signing Thursday, Sept. 22, at 4:30 p.m. in Tinkham Veale University Center, ballroom A. His visit also is part of a series of speci...
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Testing backlogged sexual assault kits prevents future rapes and saves victims and communities millions
Testing backlogged sexual assault kits leads to the imprisonment of more rapists—preventing future sexual assaults and saving would-be victims and communities millions of dollars, according to a new analysis by Case Western Reserve University. Thanks to access granted by the Cuyahoga County Prosecu...
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Staff Advisory Council collects 62 boxes of school supplies for local students
By Kaitlin Murphy When Theresa Grigger arrived at a Cleveland city school in late August, she was greeted with a warm hug from a teacher. But Grigger wasn't there to start a new school year. Rather, she and members of the Staff Advisory Council were dropping off school supplies to help the teache...
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CWRU increases support for child care during travel
Responding to a request from the Faculty Parents of Young Children organization, Case Western Reserve has significantly increased funding for child care during travel related to university work. Effective this semester, faculty, staff and students leaving Cleveland for field research, conferences, ...
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CWRU researchers receive NIH grant renewal to build on progress in understanding Crohn's disease
Goal: Investigate the role of intestinal innate immunity in Crohn’s disease Fabio Cominelli, a professor in the departments of Medicine and Pathology at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and director of the school’s Digestive Health Research Institute, has received a $9.7 million, f...
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Learn the lingo: A reference guide to CWRU
Editor’s note: This article originally ran in 2016, but to help the university’s new students acclimate to Case Western Reserve University—and because of its popularity each year—it's appearing in The Daily again—with a few updates. Arriving on campus for the first time, in a brand-new city and kno...