Skip to main content

Media

History's John Grabowski discusses students' LGBT exhibit at Western Reserve Historical Society
Western Reserve exhibit displays Cleveland's LGBT history19 Action News: John Grabowski, the Krieger-Mueller Associate Professor in Applied History, discussed the project he assigned to students: to prepare a Lesbian Bi Gay Transgender (LGBT) exhibit at the Western Reserve Historical Society.
Nursing's Barbara Daly discusses grant for study on educating cancer patients about clinical trials
CWRU gets $1.6 million grant for nursing program to increase patient participation in clinical cancer trialsThe Plain Dealer: Barbara Daly, the Gertrude Perkins Oliva Professor in Oncology Nursing, discussed the grant she and fellow researcher Neal Meropol, associate director for clinical research…
PRCHN's Darcy Freedman discusses study on providing farmers market vouchers to families on food assistance programs
Farmers market vouchers may improve access to healthy foodReuters: Darcy Freedman, researcher at the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, discussed a recent study showing the benefits of providing vouchers for farmers markets for families on food assistance programs. “I think this…
School of Law Interim Deans Jessica Berg, Michael Scharf to continue as deans for another academic year
Co-law school deans to continue at Case Western Reserve UniversityThe Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University opted to keep the leadership of the School of Law’s Interim Deans­ Jessica Berg and Michael Scharf for another academic year after President Barbara R. Snyder and Provost W.A. "Bud"…
Law's Erik M. Jensen weighs in on use of origination clause for House of Representatives, Senate
The Origination Clause? Let it goForbes: Erik M. Jensen, the Schott-van den Eynden Professor in the School of Law, weighed in on the use of the origination clause, which is a section in the Constitution that puts revenue legislation in the hands of the House of Representatives. “Regrettably, this…
Judaic Studies Program's Judith Neulander gives advice to students considering Jewish studies
Judaic programs abound at area schoolsCleveland Jewish News: Judith Neulander, co-director of the Judaic Studies Program, gives advice to students considering Jewish studies. “I’ll never forget a graduating senior who took a Judaic studies course to fulfill a requirement at the very last minute,”…
School of Nursing research on providing support to caregivers featured on ideastream
Be Well: Caring For The Caregiverideastream: Case Western Reserve University School of Nursing research shows how caregivers who are provided the support of a medical team increases their satisfaction in making end-of-life care decisions. The research, which was led by Sara Douglas, associate…
Law's Michael Benza discusses illegal jailing of people unable to pay court debts
For poorer Ohioans, illegal jail time can be tough to fightThe Plain Dealer: Michael Benza, senior instructor in law, discussed the illegal jailing of people who are unable to pay court debts. "Unfortunately, the answer generally comes back no, there's really nothing you can do," he said.
Law's Jonathan Adler discusses how filibuster rule change could impact Affordable Care Act challenges
How Harry Reid might end up saving ObamacareBusiness Insider: Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law, discussed how Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid’s Senate filibuster rule change could impact the legal challenges the Affordable Care Act faces. "Sen. Reid certainly…
School of Medicine's Alexandre Rotta discusses study on pediatric deaths on flights
New research characterizes in-flight pediatric deaths: 90% of deaths in children under age 2Science Daily: Alexandre Rotta, professor of pediatrics in the School of Medicine, discusses a study that shows lap infants may be at greater risk for death on a commercial airline flight after analyzing…