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CWRU assessing impact of federal overtime announcement
Case Western Reserve officials are reviewing federal overtime rules announced Wednesday to determine which university employees will be affected—and how. Under the policies Vice President Joe Biden detailed during an event in Columbus, the threshold under which employees are eligible for overtime w...
70th annual CWRU Book Sale features more than 70,000 items, including extensive rock ‘n’ roll collection
The 70th anniversary of the annual Case Western Reserve University Book Sale will feature display tables filled with more than 70,000 items—books, prints, maps and atlases, sheet music, CDs, DVDs, records, play scripts and memorabilia. The sale, a fundraiser for Case Western Reserve's Association f...
Baseball team earns bid to compete in NCAA regional tournament; first game to be played today
Just before the midpoint in the season, the Spartan baseball team was facing an 8-9 record. The young team was playing well, but just couldn’t quite close out games. But, head coach Matt Englander, said, something shifted shortly after the team returned from a string of games played in Florida. Th...
CWRU, UHCMC to partner exclusively with Siemens Healthcare to bring MRI research technique to clinical application
Note to Readers: This article is a corrected version of the piece that appeared in Tuesday’s edition of the daily. The university regrets the errors. At the recent 24th annual meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) in Singapore, Case Western Reserve Universi...
Music department hosts concert to help blow cancer away, one note at a time
When Ryan Anthony first felt sharp pains in his ribs while blowing into his trumpet, he never imagined he’d be diagnosed with multiple myeloma—a cancer of the cells formed in his bone marrow—and given two to three years to live. Anthony was just 43, with an extremely rare and incurable disease that...
Commencement address inspires Class of 2016 to make its mark—but "never forget who you are or where you came from”
A plumber’s son from Scranton, Pa., drew on his dad’s advice in offering the final words of his commencement address to Case Western Reserve University’s Class of 2016. “No matter what I achieved, he always said the same thing,” said double alumnus and university trustee Mark A. Weinberger. “‘Mark,...
Fowler family selected for President’s Award for Visionary Achievement
For the first time since Case Western Reserve University established the award in 2008, the President’s Award for Visionary Achievement recognizes neither a sole individual nor an organization and its leaders. Rather, this year’s honorees are a family that embodies the award’s ideals of service to ...
University to award four honorary degrees, approximately 2,100 diplomas during 2016 commencement
Case Western Reserve University will award honorary degrees to four individuals at its 2016 commencement address this Sunday, May 15. The four revered professionals will join approximately 2,100 students who will receive their bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees throughout the day. This year’...
Scholar of aging (and Distinguished University Professor) Eva Kahana awarded Hovorka Prize
Eva Kahana hid in a church during the Holocaust—surviving with her family through Nazi occupation of Hungary and efforts to eradicate the country’s Jewish population—only to then come of age under grim Communist rule in Hungary. Still, even through a childhood shaped by some of the century’s most o...
Rekha Srinivasan honored with Jackson Award
Senior Chemistry Instructor Rekha Srinivasan believes a university is responsible for educating students in more than academics. “Students are adults, but that doesn’t mean they don’t need occasional advice and support,” she said. “My job is to make sure they are able to be successful as people. I’...