Skip to main content

Media

senior_tech
Hero Type
Image
Law's Anat Alon-Beck notes how Google’s antitrust ruling could set precedent for other tech giants
Google faces new antitrust allegations in lawsuit over its ad practices Scripps News: Anat Alon-Beck, professor of law, said the Google antitrust ruling could set precedent for Meta, Amazon and Apple. “The entire technology world is going to be paying attention," she said. A federal trial will now ...
Supreme%20Court.jpg
Hero Type
Image
Medicine's Susan Hatters-Friedman says fairness and competency are key for defendants with mental illness
Zero progress, zero justice' 3 years after Butler Twp. quadruple homicide Dayton Daily News: Susan Hatters-Friedman, the Phillip J. Resnick Professor of Forensic Psychiatry at the School of Medicine, stressed that mental illness doesn’t bar someone from trial—what matters is fairness. She explained...
sclaes-of-justice-feat
Hero Type
Image
Law's Michael Benza explains why the charges James Comey are rare and legally complex
Breaking down the James Comey indictment Fox News: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, explained the legal stakes of James Comey’s indictment, noting the rarity of charging a former FBI director and the challenges prosecutors face in proving lying to Congress and obstruction ...
Drug-court
Hero Type
Image
Medicine’s Ryan Marino outlines medication-assisted treatment
New facility will offer housing for medication-assisted treatment WEWS: Ryan Marino, associate professor at the School of Medicine, explained how there's a stigma around treating people in revovery with medication. "First, being that a lot of people see this as quote unquote replacing one addiction...
nanotechnology
Hero Type
Image
Physics department's Giuseppe Strangi explains how butterfly-inspired nanotech achieves unprecedented control of light
Butterfly wings inspire barrier-breaking nanotech Yahoo Tech: Giuseppe Strangi, professor of physics at the College of Arts and Sciences, praised the butterfly-inspired metasurface, saying the team “succeeded” in aligning frequencies—a difficult feat. He highlighted its “unprecedented control of li...
HEC%20Atrium%20943%20copy.jpg
Hero Type
Image
Medicine’s Lindsay Malone explains: How much protein do you really need?
How much protein is too much? Nutrition experts explain how much you need Women's Health: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, explained the importance of including protein in your diet. “Protein is an important nutrient for your immune system, buildin...
police-car-feat
Hero Type
Image
Law's Andrew Geronimo says there’s no legal basis for keeping ICE contract secret
Geauga County commissioners ‘reaffirm’ secret ICE jail contract cleveland.com: Andrew Geronimo, director of the First Amendement Clinic at the School of Law, said Geauga County’s refusal to release its ICE jail contract is baseless. He stressed that federal rules apply to detainee records, not cont...
divided-political-ideologies
Hero Type
Image
Medicine's Jane Timmons-Mitchell says political divisions since 2016 have made family visits rarer
Political climate causing rifts in families Spectrum News: Jane Timmons-Mitchell, associate clinical professor of psychiatry at the School of Medicine, said political divisions since Trump’s 2016 election strained once-close family ties, limiting visits to only once or twice a year. She described i...
senior_tech
Hero Type
Image
Inamori Center's Émile Torres explains tech elites’ vision of 'network states' and their approach to progress
Tech billionaires already captured the White House. They still want to be kings Wired: Émile Torres, a visiting postdoctoral scholar at the Inamori Center for Ethics and Excellence, said tech elites’ push for “network states” reflects a belief that progress is inevitable and governments should “get...
criminal-law-hero.jpg
Hero Type
Image
Law's Michael Benza explains how protective custody decisions in prison are made
Protective custody in prison: How it works and why some inmates need it A&E: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, explained that protective custody decisions hinge on individualized risk assessments, not automatic categories. “It is an individual determination that this partic...