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Law's Carmen Naso commented that law enforcement officials don’t always punish people caught driving on a suspended license
Could 4-person fatal crash have been prevented? Cincinnati.com: Carmen Naso, senior instructor of law, commented that law enforcement officials don’t always punish people caught driving on a suspended license, but noted that when drivers reoffend, “You don’t want people to go unpunished,” Naso…
Medicine's Jackson Wright Jr. discusses study on new blood pressure guidelines
Wellness Wednesday: Blood pressure guidelines, syphilis and HIV testing WOSU Radio: Jackson Wright Jr., professor of medicine, discussed the study he contributed to on new blood pressure guidelines. He talked about current guidelines and how to manage blood pressure to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
think[box] opens in new space
Case Western Reserve University opens new 'think[ box ]' innovation center The Plain Dealer: The first three floors of think[ box ] opened Thursday in the Richey Mixon Building. The remaining four floors are expected to open in fall 2016. Later this month, the university will showcase the space at…
Pathology's Huiping Liu discusses her Susan G. Komen Foundation grant
Large grant will help Cleveland doctor in cancer research Cleveland 19 News: Huiping Liu, assistant professor of pathology, discussed the $450,000 grant she received from the Susan G. Komen Foundation to research ways to stop cancer cells from spreading. "Hopefully, we can find the therapeutics…
President Barbara R. Snyder discusses new health education campus
Cleveland Clinic, CWRU break ground on $515M Health Education Campus including dental clinic in Hough The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic broke ground on the new health education campus Thursday, announcing that fundraising for the project had reached $180…
Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center opens with Violins of Hope concert
Cleveland Orchestra concert features Holocaust Violins ideastream: The Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center at The Temple – Tifereth Israel opened Sunday with a performance by the Cleveland Orchestra, as part of Violins of Hope series. Case Western Reserve University led the effort to…
Lou Stark, Darnell Parker discuss how CWRU handles sexual misconduct
Case Western Reserve students and teachers use educational programs to address sexual misconduct The Plain Dealer: Lou Stark, vice president of student affairs, and Darnell Parker, associate vice president of student affairs and Title IX coordinator, discussed how Case Western Reserve University…
Medicine's Thomas Steinemann explains why store-bought color contacts could increase risk of infection and scratches
Colored contacts popular at Halloween may impair vision Reuters: Thomas Steinemann, professor at the School of Medicine, explained why store-bought color contacts for Halloween could increase risk of infection and scratches. “People who wear costume contacts or colored contacts that they find at…
Weatherhead School named one of the most innovative MBA programs in the country
15 of the most innovative MBA programs Inc.: The Weatherhead School of Management was selected as one of the most innovative MBA programs in the country. Inc. cited such reasons as think[box] and Blackstone LaunchPad in helping to create thoughtful business leaders.
The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation donates $8 million for health education campus
Mandel Foundation donates $8 million for Clinic-CWRU medical education campus Crain’s Cleveland Business: The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation donated $8 million to help develop Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic’s health education campus. The funds will be used to create…