Op-ed

Satish Nambisan, the Nancy and Joseph Keithley Professorship of Technology Management, and Priya Nambisan, a department chair at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee's College of Health Sciences, co-authored an op-ed for The Plain Dealer on whether new digital technologies could help decrease healt...

J.B. Silvers, the John R. Mannix Medical Mutual of Ohio Professor of Health Care Finance, challenged the idea that competition could help the health care industry. In an article for Crain’s Cleveland Business, he argued that collaboration among health care providers actually could have a more posit...

Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Center for Business Law and Regulation, wrote a piece for The Volokh Conspiracy titled “Can Land Uninhabitable by an Endangered Species Nonetheless Be 'Critical Habitat' Under the Endangered Species Act?” In his piece, ...

Alanna Cooper, director of Jewish Lifelong Learning with the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program, wrote about her experience attending a burial to mark the end of a synagogue’s congregation in Pennsylvania. Facing dwindling numbers, the congregation at the Temple Hadar Israel in New Castle recently de...

Neha Kumar, a student at the School of Medicine, recently penned a column about how interacting with animals can boost an individual's well-being and reduce stress. In the piece, titled “Adventure #14: Going Through a 'Ruff' Time?” Kumar reflects on her experience with an app that allowed her to ar...

Prior to the passage of the tax bill, Matthew Rossman, professor of law, wrote an op-ed on cleveland.com about why cutting back the individual deduction for state and local income taxes could harm cities like Cleveland. In his piece, titled “Cutback of state and local tax deductions in GOP tax bill...

Richard Gordon, the director of the Financial Integrity Institute and associate director of the Frederick K. Cox International Law Center, wrote a piece for The New York Times about the concealment of Paul Manafort’s money laundering and its greater implications. In the op-ed, titled “Manafort Is t...

Vanessa Van Doren, a student at the School of Medicine, co-authored a piece for STAT arguing for a public health insurance system. In the piece, titled “We are America’s future doctors. We support a Medicare-for-all health system,” Van Doren and three other medical students from other universities ...

Satish Nambisan, the Nancy and Joseph Keithley Professor of Technology Management and a professor of design and innovation, wrote for cleveland.com about introducing entrepreneurship to young students. Drawing on his experience as a researcher and professor, the piece, titled “Let's add entrepreneu...

In a piece for The Weekly Standard, Jonathan Adler discussed the judicial history of Alabama judge and candidate for the U.S. Senate Roy Moore. Adler, who is the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor of Law and director of the Center for Business Law and Regulation, detailed Moore’s past removals from t...