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For years, Officer Jimiyu Edwards has urged Case Western Reserve’s Police Department to acquire a police K9 for the university—an addition he felt would be important in keeping the campus safe and building connections among the community. His persistence will finally pay off Friday, Jan. 20, when P...

Case Western Reserve University published its first Diversity Strategic Action Plan (DSAP) in 2012, and in the decade since has progressed toward goals of advancing diversity, equity and inclusion for students, staff, faculty and campus community members. Despite much progress, the university unders...

To comply with Google’s ending of unlimited storage for Google Workspace users, University Technology ([U]Tech) previously announced in The Daily storage caps for individual Google Workspace accounts. These limits apply to each person’s Gmail, Google My Drive and Google Photos storage, but not data ...

Keeping talented students enrolled, while developing their sense of academic and social belonging, is as important as removing the financial barriers to affording an education. Through the generosity of Candace and Vince (MED ’73) Gaudiani, and coinciding with Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday on ...

You’ve no doubt heard of—and likely visited—some of Cleveland’s best-known museums. From the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Great Lakes Science Center along the shores of Lake Erie to Case Western Reserve University neighbors such as Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland Museum of Natural History and the...

At Case Western Reserve University, we’re continually making progress—in research, education and our community, both on campus and beyond. And the 2021–22 fiscal year saw many changes, from President Eric W. Kaler’s inauguration to the safe return of many events and activities that went on a pandemi...

Today (Jan. 17), 13 students will begin their JD program under the university’s “Spring Start” option. This program allows students to begin their coursework in the spring semester and puts them on track to graduate three years later in December, or two-and-a-half years later in May with the student...

To address inequities in community-wide healthcare by increasing number of public-health practitioners City of Cleveland residents who lack access to healthcare will benefit from a new Case Western Reserve University-led program designed to increase the number of public-health practitioners serving...

A Columbia University oncologist renowned for his translational research, mentoring and leadership will become director of the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC) this spring. Gary Schwartz, chief of the Hematology & Oncology Division at Columbia University Irving Medical Center (CUIMC) and...

Have you ever noticed that some of the dashes in The Daily are longer than others but don’t know the difference? Or perhaps wondered whether the university writes "healthcare" as one word or two? When you’re writing about our alumni, do you struggle with the format to indicate their year of graduati...