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Equine therapy develops personal growth, learning Social Work Today: Lauren Burke, a graduate student at the Jack, Joseph and Morten Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences, recently spent 18 months at Spirit of Leadership Pebble Ledge Ranch in Novelty, Ohio. During her time there, she learned…

Art historian Henry Adams talks about his latest book at Wolf's Gallery Sun News: Henry Adams, professor of American art, recently discussed his new book, Painting in Pure Color: Modern Art in Cleveland before the Armory Show, 1908-1913, at Wolf’s Gallery. The book features a collection of…

As the world turns: Learning to enjoy times of rapid change Psychology Today: Julie Exline, professor of psychology, blogged about the importance of time management and reflection to maintain a peaceful life in rapidly changing times.

State of the Union Ideastream: Kathryn Lavelle, the Ellen and Dixon Long Professor of World Affairs, joined a recent episode of The Sound of Ideas to discuss President Obama’s State of the Union address.

Fashion and technology merge at "In the Dark" show at MOCA Cleveland The Plain Dealer: Students from the Cleveland Institute of Art and Case Western Reserve University Case School of Engineering teamed up to create pieces that merge art and technology with light for a fashion exhibit and…

U.S. News and World Report: Kathleen Franco, associate dean for student affairs and admissions for Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine at Case Western Reserve University, provided advice and tips to reduce stress for medical students as they deal with the struggles and hardships of medical…

Who's Who in Health Care: Brian Grimberg Crain’s Cleveland Business: Brian Grimberg, assistant professor of international health, was featured in the "Who's Who in Health Care" series for his work on eradicating malaria. His lab manager, D'Arbra Blankenship, discussed his ingenuity. “Part of what…

Cleveland's lead poisioning legacy: Dorr G. Dearborn The Plain Dealer: Dorr Dearborn, chair of the Department of Environmental Health Sciences, wrote an opinion editorial piece about the continued problem of lead poisoning for children growing up in old Cleveland houses. He wrote, the effects of…

CWRU researchers heading teams chosen by amfAR to pursue research for eradicating HIV and AIDS The Plain Dealer: Eric Arts, professor of medicine, and Jonathan Karn, the Reinberger Professor of Molecular Biology, received funding from The Foundation for AIDS Research for their projects aimed at…

Family alleges Ohio execution unconstitutional The Associated Press: Howard Nearman, professor of anesthesiology, provided background on the drugs used in the recent controversial execution of Dennis McGuire in Ohio. "By virtue of what they do, they cause unconsciousness and they inhibit pain," he…