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Weatherhead School's Mark Sniderman talks about how education is the key to improving Ohio's economy
Ohio's middle class still struggling to recover, not only from Great Recession, but also the one in 2001 The Plain Dealer: Mark Sniderman, executive in residence at the Weatherhead School of Management, talked about how education—not necessarily manufacturing—holds the key to improving Ohio’s…
Chief information officer Sue Workman discusses why Cleveland was selected to host this year’s Technology Exchange
Cleveland's Internet2 Technology Exchange offers chance to envision, collaborate, innovate The News-Herald: Sue Workman, chief information officer, discussed why Cleveland was selected to host this year’s Technology Exchange, citing the region’s people, a good climate for industry and more. “Those…
School of Medicine hosts event to increase student interest in geriatrics field
To sell medical students on joys of geriatrics, send in 90-year-olds NPR: To help increase interest in the geriatrics field, the School of Medicine hosts a "Life Over 90” event each year to give students the chance to hear from seniors who directly benefit from geriatric medicine. Jeremy Hill, a…
Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center opens to reveal completion of first phase of Temple-Tifereth Israel project renovations
First Look: Completed renovation makes Temple-Tifereth Israel ready for Sundaydebut as Maltz Perfoming Arts Center The Plain Dealer: The Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center opened Sunday with a concert featuring the Violins of Hope. The opening marks the completion of the first phase of…
Weatherhead School's David Cooperrider, Ronald Fry organize Cleveland's seventh annual Sustainability Summit
Sustainability Summit tackles clean water The Plain Dealer: David Cooperrider, the Fairmount Santrol - David L. Cooperrider Professor in Appreciative Inquiry, and Ronald Fry, professor of organizational behavior, organized Cleveland's seventh annual Sustainability Summit, attended by more than 560…
Distinguished University Professor Robert Savinell discusses new battery in development by Harvard researchers
Want a solar-powered home? Here's a new battery that won't ignite National Geographic: Robert Savinell, Distinguished University Professor and the George S. Dively Professor of Electrochemical Engineering, discussed the commercialization potential of a new battery being developed by Harvard…
CWRU ranks sixth in the Midwest, according to "Business Insider"
The 15 best colleges in the Midwest Business Insider: Case Western Reserve University ranked sixth on Business Insider’s list of best colleges in the Midwest. The rankings took into account alumni salaries, average SAT scores and reader opinions of which schools best prepare students for their…
Jared Bendis discusses recent technology news; Milton and Tamar Maltz Performing Arts Center previewed
Jared Bendis, The Temple-Tifereth Israel & The Steel Wheels ideastream: Jared Bendis, creative new media officer at Kelvin Smith Library, discussed recent tech stories including that of Ahmed Mohamed, a Texas teenager who brought a homemade clock to school, resulting in controversy because some…
Faculty members contribute to research study on diets of early ancestors
Diet shift shaped evolution of human ancestors  The Plain Dealer: Beverly Saylor, associate professor of stratigraphy and sedimentology, and Yohannes Haile-Selassie, adjunct professor of anthropology, contributed to a research study that found human ancestors likely shifted diets much earlier than…
Chef Tony Smoody talks about Michelson and Morley restaurant; Physics' Harsh Mathur explains history of restaurant namesakes
Pasta and a serving of science history at Case Western Reserve University WKSU: Tony Smoody, executive chef at Michelson and Morley, talked about the food he prepares at the Tinkham Veale University Center restaurant. Harsh Mathur, associate professor of physics, explained the influence of Albert…