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Political Science's Justin Buchler discusses upcoming State of the State speech
Kasich again takes his State of the State outside Columbus' confines Wksu.org: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science, discussed the impact of Gov. John Kasich’s decision to give his State of the State speech at the Medina Performing Arts Center instead of in Columbus  "I think…
Law's Paul Giannelli appointed to National Commission on Forensic Science
President Obama's proposal to rate colleges draws criticism: Higher Education Roundup The Plain Dealer: Distinguished University Professor Paul Giannelli was appointed to the National Commission on Forensic Science. The 30-member panel is charged with cultivating and guiding the unique interaction…
Faculty members Daniel Goldmark, Michael Clune to speak as part of learning series
School, beer and hot dogs: Happy Dog and Belt Magazine start two reading and learning series, Hot Dog University and Belt Out The Plain Dealer: Brokaw Advertising, Belt Magazine and The Happy Dog will pair higher learning with big eating at Hot Dog University.  Once a month, a professor from the…
Department of Music Chair David Ake discusses success of album, "Bridges"
CWRU music boss David Ake drawing praise for his jazz album, 'Bridges' (Local Beat) The Plain Dealer: David Ake, chair of the Department of Music, is drawing rave reviews for his newest jazz album, "Bridges." The album's success can be largely attributed to his visionary compositions and a quartet…
Law's Jonathan Adler weighs in on potential Obamacare case
Is there a limit to what President Obama can cut out of Obamacare? Forbes: Senator Ron Johnson announced his intention to sue the Obama administration for allegedly unconstitutionally changing provisions of the Affordable Care Act. Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law,…
Reseachers at CWRU, UH receive grant to create technology to improve stents
Researchers at CWRU and UH receive $1.7 million NIH grant for artery imaging The Plain Dealer: Researchers from Case Western Reserve University and UH received a $1.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health to help fund imaging technology—called Optical Coherence Tomography—to help…
Bon Appetit Management Co. a model for campus dining
Millennial meals Franchise Times: Bon Appetit Management Co. at Case Western Reserve University is a prime example of a company with a successful model for providing healthy dining options on a college campus. Bon Appetit promotes sustainability and takes advantage of the university’s farm to…
Weatherhead's Robin Dubin talks about her research on urban blight
This Week on Kaleidoscope Newsnet5: Robin Dubin, chair of the Department of Economics at the Weatherhead School of Management, talked about her research on unique ways to get rid of urban blight on a recent episode of newsnet5’s “This Week on Kaleidoscope.”
Mandel School's Amy Wilson discusses recent study on basic, mental needs of released inmates
Released inmates with mental health issues require basic needs as well, CWRU researcher finds The Plain Dealer: Amy Wilson, assistant professor of social work, discussed her recent study, which found that when mentally ill inmates are released from jail, they need to fulfill basic needs before…
Blackstone LaunchPad student teams showcasing products at International Consumer Electronics Show
Case Western Reserve University students to showcase products at International Consumer Electronics Show The Plain Dealer: Seven student companies from Case Western Reserve University’s Blackstone LaunchPad are showcasing their products at this week’s International Consumer Electronics Show in Las…