Skip to main content

Media

food-beans
Nutrition's Lindsay Malone weighs in on importance of rinsing canned beans
What dietitians say you should always do before eating or cooking canned beans Health: Lindsay Malone, assistant professor in the School of Medicine, said rinsing canned beans can reduce gas and bloating by removing some hard-to-digest carbs, while fiber in beans supports gut health and may…
media-news-feat
Law's Andrew Geronimo discusses $400,000 settlement and press freedom
How a public record cost Cuyahoga County taxpayers $650,000 Cleveland Scene: Andrew Geronimo, the director the First Amendment Clinic at the School of Law, noted that a recent $400,000 settlement highlights press freedom. He noted that public records belong to the people, and retaliating against…
food-beans
Nutrition's Lindsay Malone explains the importance of rinsing beans before eating
What dietitians say you should always do before eating or cooking canned beans Health: Lindsay Malone, registered dietitian and instructor in the Department of Nutrition, explained why you want to rinse your beans before eating. “Rinsing can reduce the amount of difficult to digest…
running-shoe
CWRU's Bryn Mota suggests what to consider when buying running shoes
I’m a running coach with arthritis. These are the best shoes for knee pain CNN: Bryn Mota, senior director of University Fitness Centers, gave her recommendation on what to consider when buying running shoes. “Choose a shoe that softens the impact while running, but it isn’t too soft that it…
passport
Law's Atiba Ellis on Bernie Moreno's proposed ban of dual citizenship
Can Bernie Moreno ban dual citizenship in the U.S.? Spectrum News: Atiba Ellis, the Laura B. Chisholm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, said Sen. Bernie Moreno's Exclusive Citizenship Act would force dual citizens to choose: keep U.S. citizenship or their other passport, but…
Immigration%20Court_0.jpg
Law's Cassandra Burke Robertson on federal judges' response to immigration detention policy
Trump administration’s immigrant detention policy broadly rejected by federal judges The Conversation: Cassandra Burke Robertson, the John Deaver Drinko - BakerHostetler Professor of Law, noted that federal judges across the country are overwhelmingly rejecting the Trump administration’s attempt…
Crime-scene
Law's Andrew Pollis warns of red flags in the Long Island murder case
A smoothie straw IDed a suspect 40 years after a Long Island teen’s murder A&E: Andrew Pollis, professor of law, warned that a newly reopened 1984 Long Island murder case—revived after police matched DNA from a discarded smoothie straw to the victim—raises major red flags, from the original…
169stockwomanatdoctor.jpg
Medicine's Rachel Pope and Erika Kelley on the lack of menopause support and treatment
Many women go through menopause without support or access to treatment ideastream: Rachel Pope, associate professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the School of Medicine, and Erika Kelley, assistant professor in the Department of Reproductive Biology at the School of Medicine, said millions of…
gavel%20on%20law%20book-imresizer.jpg
Law's Andrew Geronimo discusses political websites and the first amendment
Political survey sparks legal threats from Sheffield Lake mayor cleveland.com: Andrew Geronimo, director of the First Amendment Clinic at the School of Law, said that a councilman-elect's website represents "fully protected speech." He called the Sheffield Lake mayor's cease-and-desist letter an…
epilepsy_nerves
Medicine's Siran Koroukian and Weichuan Dong research national epilepsy pockets
Epilepsy in older adults: Which Northeast Ohio counties have highest rates? cleveland.com: Siran Koroukian, professor at the School of Medicine, and Weichuan Dong, an adjunct assistant professor at the School of Medicine, detailed their study identifying pockets of high incidence of epilepsy in…