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Romona's Kids: Teens look to the future through positive program 19 Action News: Every Saturday, Case Western Reserve University hosts local students through a program sponsored by the National Society of Black Engineers. The program seeks to give students the opportunity to learn about college and…

Case Western senior Cal Al-Dhubaib is competing for 2015 Global Student Entrepreneur of the Year The Plain Dealer: Senior Cal Al-Dhubaib, founder, chief executive and chief technology officer of Triple Analytics LLC, was one of four U.S. finalists competing for the Entrepreneurs Organization's 2015…

Shareholder litigation that works The New York Times: Charles Korsmo, assistant professor of law, contributed to an article about stockholder appraisal rights, which come into question when stakeholders go to court over the price paid in a buyout of a corporation. The issue of stakeholder rights is…

Newton Baker's legacy as Cleveland mayor and secretary of war to be examined Sunday The Plain Dealer: The legacy of former Cleveland mayor Newton D. Baker will be examined and celebrated at an on-campus Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program event this Sunday.

CWRU study considers neighborhood factors in access to cancer screening WKSU: A new Case Western Reserve study will investigate whether a patient’s neighborhood influences his/her chances of receiving information about cancer screenings. The study will use data collected by Eva Kahana,…

Robots, hydroponic plants and other innovations showcased Friday at Case Western Reserve University The Plain Dealer: Research ShowCASE, an annual one-day presentation of posters, prototypes and live demonstrations, will take place today. The event­—free and open to the public—will feature projects…

What does it take to convince libertarians and conservatives that climate change is a problem? The Washington Post: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Center for Business Law and Regulation, wrote about his beliefs about climate change and the challenge…

How smartphones make us flee from conversations and want to talk less, according to technology expert Sherry Turkle The Plain Dealer: Sherry Turkle, director of the MIT Initiative on Technology and Self and author of The Flight from Conversation, recently gave the F. Joseph Callahan Distinguished…

Breaking through the art world's glass ceiling ideastream: Jen Rokoski, a graduate student studying art history and assistant curator of the Cleveland Institute of Art’s “Women to Watch—Ohio” exhibition, discussed the state of women in the art industry. "None of the artists are really dealing…

Fewer U.S. children getting melanoma: study U.S. News & World Report: Jeremy Bordeaux, associate professor of dermatology, discussed a study showing a decrease in melanoma in children. “Although it is encouraging to observe decreasing melanoma incidence overall, it is concerning that this…