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School of Law students to argue a case before the Ohio Supreme Court
Law students to argue case before Ohio Supreme Court: Higher Education Roundup The Plain Dealer: Law students Yelena Grinberg, Patrick Haney and Joshuah Lisk are on the cusp of arguing a case before the Ohio Supreme Court. According to Andrew Pollis, assistant professor of law, “for law students…
Case Western Reserve’s DiSanto Field shown in new film, "Draft Day"
SportsTime Ohio, Dish Network are staring each other down and playing hardball  Crain’s Cleveland Business: If you plan to see the film Draft Day, keep an eye out for Case Western Reserve’s DiSanto Field, as it can be spotted in a scene depicting the University of Wisconsin’s Camp Randall Stadium.
Brains of autistic children are "noisier," says School of Medicine's Roberto Fernández Galán
Understanding autism ideastream: As autism rates increase at a rapid pace, researchers are pioneering new treatments and understandings of the disease. A research group led by Roberto Fernández Galán, assistant professor of neuroscience, found that the brains of autistic children are “noisier” and…
Alumnus and former Microsoft COO Bob Herbold comments on the rise in Big Data
Five tech trends that can drive company success Forbes: Big Data, the collection and analysis of massive data sets, is emerging as a crucial operation for business. “The unprecedented amount of information available today demands far more sophisticated approaches to analysis and execution,” said…
Case Western Reserve University to offer five-session Mini Med School
Case Western Reserve University hosts Mini Med School: Higher Education Roundup The Plain Dealer: Case Western Reserve University will host a “Mini Med School,” a five-session program that allows community members to learn about important health trends.  The program, led by faculty experts, will…
SAGES fellow Bradley Ricca traces the history of Captain America
'Punching Hitler right in the mouth': Case Western Reserve University professor answers 'Who is Captain America?' newsnet5: SAGES fellow Bradley Ricca traces the history of one of Marvel Comics’ first and most treasured characters—Captain America. "Captain America was created in the early '40s.…
Case Western Reserve University Social Justice Institute to co-sponsor the return of "Race, Food and Justice Conference"
Cleveland Race, Food & Justice Conference this weekend in University Circle The Plain Dealer: The Case Western Reserve University Social Justice Institute is co-sponsoring the return of the “Race, Food and Justice Conference” to University Circle as a hub for city farming proprietors. The…
New upperclass residence hall scheduled to be completed by August 2015
Case Western Reserve University to build residence hall for upperclassmen The Plain Dealer: To provide better services and accommodate the growth of its undergraduate population, Case Western Reserve plans to build a $40 million residence hall for upperclassmen. The proposed 122,643-square-foot,…
SAGES fellow Brad Ricca discusses childhood impact of Sears Wish Book on Star Wars fans
The Sears Wish Book and Star Wars toys’ real value Starwars.com: SAGES fellow Brad Ricca discussed the history and childhood impact of the Sears Wish Book. "The best place where young fans of the film [Star Wars] could interact with the toys, and thus the movie, was in the paper-thin pages of a…
Many people don't trust medicine, says School of Medicine's Sybil Marsh
Ignoring doctor's orders: Not filling new prescription is common patient habit, study shows The Plain Dealer:  Sybil Marsh, associate professor of family medicine, weighed in on a recent study that found nearly one-third of prescriptions written go unfilled. "A lot of people don’t trust medicine;…