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Weatherhead’s EMBA with Cleveland Clinic Poets and Quants for Executives: Simon Peck, associate dean for MBA programs, discussed the benefits of collaborating with the Cleveland Clinic to establish the new executive MBA program. “Students are able to learn from one of the most innovative…

A bite mark matching advocacy group just conducted a study that discredits bite mark evidence The Washington Post: Paul Giannelli, the Albert J. Weatherhead III and Richard W. Weatherhead Professor in the School of Law and Distinguished University Professor, discussed using bite marks as legal…

Cleveland Clinic, Case Western Reserve University create master's degree program The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University and Cleveland Clinic recently collaborated to launch the Cleveland Clinic-Weatherhead Executive MBA. "We at Weatherhead are thrilled to partner with the Cleveland…

Paralyzed again MIT Technology Review: P. Hunter Peckham, the Donnell Institute Professor and director of the Functional Electrical Stimulation Center, has been working to create a nonprofit/for-profit partnership to help bolster the future of implantable technologies for people who have been…

Why Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act should scare you Ebony: B. Jessie Hill, the Laura B. Chisolm Distinguished Research Scholar and professor of law, discussed if Indiana’s Religious Freedom Act could potentially be used to discriminate against women based on phrasing in the Bible. “The…

From the Great Plains, Native American masterpieces emerged The Conversation: Henry Adams, the Ruth Coulter Heede Professor of Art History, wrote a piece on how the history of Native Americans influenced the types of artwork they produced—including their need for lightweight, portable art.

Historical birth control lecture shines spotlight on Cleveland's little-known contraception museum The Plain Dealer: The Dittrick Museum of Medical History features the world’s largest collection of contraceptive devices. The collection—more specifically thermometers that monitor a woman’s…

Chicago artist proposes Cleveland project based on community safety concerns ideastream: Chicago artist Michael Rakowitz is known for his art projects, which center around social justice issues across the country. In Cleveland, he plans to create a project that comments of the death of Tamir Rice…

The mind of those who kill, and kill themselves The New York Times: Susan Hatters Friedman, associate professor of psychiatry, discussed a study she conduced on murder-suicides, which included information about aircraft suicides. “Not all of them had a history of mental illness,” she said. “What…

Handy helpers: Safe chores for kids by age Safe Bee: Donald Freedheim, professor emeritus of psychology and founding director of the Schubert Center for Child Studies, discussed the importance of assigning children chores and gave some age-appropriate examples. “Assigning chores can boost a child’s…