archives
Looking for something? Well, you’ve come to the right place!
Search Case Daily
An ancestor of CWRU’s current digital news site, Case Daily served the university from 2006 to 2011. If what you’re searching for is a little older than the current Daily, head on over here to click through the archived site.
Or, if you’re on the hunt for something more recent, you’ll find a complete archive of the modern day Daily right here! Happy searching!
The Daily
Expand All
- May 2013 (116)
- 17: Housing options available for summer (0)
- 17: Engineering’s Jing Lee give keynote talk at Great Lakes Bioinformatics Conference (0)
- 17: Social Justice Institute, course highlighted in book chapter by SJI’s Rhonda Williams (0)
- 17: Sociology’s Brian Gran discusses Cleveland kidnapping cases, attends UN human rights event (0)
- 17: Learn how to use Google Hangouts during upcoming ITS Connect event (0)
- 17: Find out more about energy options during EnergyTech Conference, on campus May 21-23 (0)
- 17: Nearly 75 years after starting, Morton Mandel to earn degree at commencement (2)
- 17: 5 questions with… CWRU’s first woman to compete at NCAA tennis championship Sara Zargham (0)
- 16: About 2,000 will graduate Sunday—a huge increase over the College for Women’s first commencement in 1891 (0)
- 16: Biomedical engineering’s Anant Madabhushi awarded clinical trial grant (0)
- 16: Three mathematics faculty members awarded Simons Foundation Fellowships (0)
- 16: Winter break, spring semester study abroad applications open (0)
- 16: Join the Case Western Reserve Walking Club (0)
- 16: ITS service interruption planned for May 25, affecting many resources, including Webmail, Blackboard and PeopleSoft (0)
- 15: Mandel School’s Robert Fischer explains findings on importance of preschool (0)
- 15: Alumna Jane Baker Nord to receive President’s Award for Visionary Achievement (0)
- 15: Fulbright winner to investigate pollution in China (1)
- 15: Deadline to submit claims for 2012 flexible spending accounts approaches (0)
- 15: Travel advisory for commencement: expect road closures and delays in area (0)
- 14: ABC the Tavern to open in Uptown Friday, May 17 (0)
- 14: Professor James Anderson’s accomplishments awarded with Hovorka Prize (0)
- 14: War’s sounds, smells and sights are too familiar for CWRU 2013 grad (5)
- 14: Renewal period for student parking is underway; deadline May 31 (0)
- 14: Double-check your study abroad applications (0)
- 14: Want to learn more about Medicare? Attend upcoming information sessions (0)
- 14: Master’s students’ thesis artwork to be on display May 18-24 (0)
- 14: Baseball coach Matt Englander recounts battle with brain cancer (0)
- 13: The Glenville Super Boys behind Superman: CWRU’s Ricca tells their story (0)
- 13: Case Western Reserve researchers discover water on moon, Earth came from same source (0)
- 13: Medicine professors explain dopamine’s relationship with addiction, disease (0)
- 13: Law’s Judith Lipton discusses recovery of Cleveland victims (0)
- 13: Learn fundamentals of providing feedback during May 15 workshop (0)
- 13: Graduate student discussion group to meet May 14 (0)
- 13: Graduating seniors: Last chance to tell about your experience at CWRU (0)
- 13: Volunteers needed for emergency exercise on campus June 15 (0)
- 13: Women in opera portrayed negatively, says music’s Susan McClary (0)
- 13: Biomedical engineering’s Robert Kirsch discusses next steps in prosthetics (0)
- 13: Law’s Michael Benza explains why suspect’s house to be preserved (0)
- 11: Fulbright winner has food, fireworks and more to anticipate next year in Macau (0)
- 11: Law student earns fellowship to study how professional ethics can help avert genocide (0)
- 10: Calling writers to CWRU’s ”Breaking Genre: A Writing Conference,” June 1 (0)
- 10: Alexis Abramson appointed faculty director of Great Lakes Energy Institute (0)
- 10: Professor Atwood Gaines named editor of two medical anthropology book series (0)
- 10: Professor Melissa Knothe Tate elected American Society of Mechanical Engineers fellow (0)
- 10: The Class of 2013 is ”in”—are you? Give to the senior class gift (and find out what it is) (0)
- 10: Retirement-planning experts on campus monthly to offer free counseling (0)
- 10: Emeritus Professor Louis Giannetti talks converting books to film (0)
- 10: Medicine’s Stephen Sroka gives tips on talking to children about abduction (0)
- 10: School of Medicine’s Sara Lee discusses risks, benefits of HPV vaccine for boys (0)
- 10: ITS CARE Centers switch to summer operating hours today (0)
- 10: 5 questions with…engineering and economics major, Hole Patch co-founder Mayank Saksena (0)
- 10: Case Western Reserve names Louis Stark VP of student affairs (0)
- 09: More than 15 students honored at Intersections: SOURCE Symposium (0)
- 09: Winners of nursing school photo contest announced (0)
- 09: Biomedical engineering student receives runner up for paper (2)
- 09: Donate household items to Stuff for Students (0)
- 09: Learn about beekeeping, growing your own food during Summer in the Country (0)
- 09: Attend the first EucFest block party May 10 in Uptown (0)
- 08: Roberts Supreme Court shouldn’t be generalized as pro-business, says law’s Jonathan Adler (0)
- 08: Math, physics faculty discuss the importance of blackboards, pen and paper (0)
- 08: Engineering’s Paul Barnhart wins Wittke Award for superior teaching style (1)
- 08: Graduating students: Join the Alumni Association for the Legacy Reception May 18 (0)
- 08: Reminder: Tell us about your first year at CWRU (0)
- 08: Take part in National Bike to Work Day May 17; events, discounts available for participants (0)
- 08: Anthropology’s Eileen Anderson-Fye wins back-to-back university awards (0)
- 08: Printing Services offering discount on letterhead, envelope orders through June 30 (0)
- 08: Flora Stone Mather Center for Women to honor inaugural Flora Award winners May 21 (0)
- 07: Mohan Sankaran’s influential mentoring approach earns him Jackson Award (1)
- 07: Nursing school’s Hickman ”pays it forward” and earns Jackson Award for mentoring (1)
- 07: Donate your unused or gently used school supplies to Cleveland school (0)
- 07: Staff Advisory Council elects new chair (1)
- 07: Siegal Lifelong Learning Program to explore Shakespeare May 8-29 (0)
- 07: Bible doesn’t take a stand on homosexuality, says religion professor Timothy Beal (0)
- 07: Marketing’s Simon Peck weighs in on area CEO salary increases (0)
- 07: Medicine’s Thomas Murphy discusses testing, treating thyroid nodules (0)
- 06: Free airport shuttles to run May 8-10; sign up for your time now (0)
- 06: Faculty: Apply for Active Learning Fellowships (0)
- 06: Johns Hopkins professor to discuss science, medicine in May 9 lecture (0)
- 06: Survey seeks to understand CWRU community connections with East Cleveland (0)
- 06: Schubert Center, Botanical Garden to host symposium on play-based education (0)
- 06: There’s always room—and now a classroom—for Jell-O at CWRU (1)
- 06: School of Medicine researchers discover new target for personalized cancer therapy (0)
- 06: High school senior tells NPR why he picked CWRU (0)
- 06: MBA student Tom Bueno writes about his experience at the Weatherhead School (0)
- 06: Economics Professor Robin Dubin weighs in on new study regarding economic growth (0)
- 06: Weatherhead School’s J.B. Silvers explains effects of Affordable Care Act (0)
- 06: Professor Deepak Sarma blogs about authority in Hinduism (0)
- 06: Celebrate the season with Spring into the Circle, a week of events and specials throughout University Circle (0)
- 06: Graduating seniors: RSVP for Alumni Association’s Tempus Transitus, scheduled for May 17 (0)
- 06: Get practical tips for weight management in May 15 webinar from Anthem (0)
- 06: Mac users: Run Windows, Linux or Google Chrome OS through Parallels software (1)
- 06: New material system permits 3-D patterning to regulate stem cell behavior (0)
- 06: Engineering student Alan Filer wins Fulbright scholarship to South Korea (0)
- 03: 5 questions with…associate professor of English, author Mary Grimm (1)
- 02: Hindu YUVA to host ”Fuel Up for Finals,” offering free Indian food to students May 3 (0)
- 02: Join graduating underrepresented minority students at May 10 reception (0)
- 02: Attend information sessions on applying for Social Security benefits (0)
- 02: East 115th, Juniper to be one-way streets May 6-21; no parking on Juniper after May 6 (0)
- 02: Hear about social change, improving health outcomes during May 8 seminar (0)
- 02: Candidates for director of Flora Stone Mather Center to be on campus for open forums (0)
- 02: It’s a tie for favorite study spot on campus (0)
- 02: Law’s Sharona Hoffman leads symposium, publishes paper on ”Big Bad Data” (0)
- 02: Law’s Avidan Cover to publish paper on judicial risk assessment post-9/11 (0)
- 02: Researchers to present at May Microscopy Society event; free admission for students (0)
- 01: CIO Lev Gonick to become OneCommunity CEO (2)
- 01: 121 Fitness sign-up special—no initiation fee or May dues—ends May 5 (0)
- 01: Weigh in on area parking, shuttle options with brief online survey (4)
- 01: School of Medicine’s Neal Meropol discusses clinical trial funding (0)
- 01: CWRU’s THATCamp Games featured in ”Chronicle of Higher Education” (0)
- 01: School of Medicine faculty member wins award from The Hartwell Foundation (0)
- 01: Student cyclists discuss new Cleveland Velodrome (0)
- 01: Historic collaboration wins support to launch statewide clinical trials (0)
- 01: Refuel for finals with Late Night Breakfast May 2 at Leutner and Fribley (0)
- 01: Faculty development workshops on Internet tools, media production set for May (0)
- 01: Mark Singer’s care for his advisees at the Mandel School earns a Diekhoff mentoring award (3)
- 01: Math’s Daniela Calvetti honored with Diekhoff award for outstanding mentoring (1)
- April 2013 (256)
- 30: Applications for Graduate Student Senate Executive Committee now open; elections May 8 (0)
- 30: Start finals off with a free breakfast from the Weatherhead School May 2 (0)
- 30: Engineering student wins Best Student Paper award at international conference (0)
- 30: Stressed from exams? Take a break from studying and play with a therapy dog at the library (1)
- 30: Use your meal swipes—as many as you need—at Denny’s All Nighter during finals (1)
- 30: New shuttle to run 8 p.m.-3 a.m. during finals weeks (1)
- 30: Build a Lego home, walk away with great prizes during Habitat for Humanity event (0)
- 30: Flora Stone Mather Center director’s retirement celebration set for May 13 (0)
- 30: USAID officer to visit campus May 2 for talk on global health development (0)
- 30: Colleen Croniger’s teaching style honored with Diekhoff award (0)
- 30: Weatherhead School’s Diane Bergeron wins Diekhoff teaching award (0)
- 29: Distinguished University Professor Terry Hokenstad discusses challenges of an aging population (0)
- 29: Engineering’s Stuart Rowan discusses transplants, his transition to Cleveland (0)
- 29: Alzheimer’s treatment developed by neurosciences’ Gary Landreth and alumna Paige Cramer close to human trials (0)
- 29: Students, supporters and more gather for Tinkham Veale University Center’s ”topping off” ceremony (0)
- 28: Law’s Charles Korsmo presents, publishes paper on “Venture Capital and Preferred Stock” (0)
- 28: Research spinoff ReXceptor receives exclusive license for Alzheimer’s treatment (2)
- 27: Faculty member Linda Ehrlich to coordinate series of rare Japanese cinema next fall (0)
- 27: Law’s Jaime Bouvier publishes, presents around the world (0)
- 27: Join LGBT Center May 1 for Lavender Graduation, recognizing LGBT graduating students (0)
- 27: Take a break from final exam preparation at Thwing Study Over April 30 (0)
- 27: Mandel School’s Kathleen Farkas helps develop guide for working with trauma survivors (0)
- 27: Weight Watchers at Work to hold open house May 2 (0)
- 27: Discuss body image, societal pressures during May 1 talk, ”Shrinking into that Swimsuit for Summer” (0)
- 26: Medicine’s Darrell Hulisz weighs in on medication’s shelf life vs. expiration date (0)
- 26: Consuming more vitamin E could reduce symptoms of fatty liver disease, says nutrition’s Danny Manor (0)
- 26: Weatherhead’s Scott Shane discusses SEC’s role in regulating crowdfunding (0)
- 26: Chemistry graduate student wins International Precious Metals Institute award (0)
- 26: Attend a topping-off ceremony of Tinkham Veale University Center April 26 (0)
- 26: 5 questions with…one of CWRU’s first MOOC instructors Michael Scharf (1)
- 25: Spring Semester in Review art exhibit open April 29-May 3 (0)
- 25: Candidates for director of Baker-Nord Center to give public talks (0)
- 25: Students’ commitment brings camp for children affected by cancer to CWRU (0)
- 25: Doctoral student receives Yale Distinguished Music Educator Award (0)
- 25: ITS service desk partner named best in the U.S. (0)
- 25: Undergraduate Indian Students Association to hold annual formal April 27 (0)
- 25: Hudson Relays take place Saturday; pep rally on library oval today (0)
- 25: University Counseling Services to hold study breaks April 30 (0)
- 25: Final Dean’s Study Break of spring semester set for April 29 (0)
- 25: Free guest week at 121 Fitness April 29-May 5 (0)
- 25: Peter B. Lewis to speak at commencement ceremony, receive honorary degree (0)
- 25: Nursing’s Shirley Moore discusses appreciative inquiry’s role in weight management efforts (0)
- 25: Blackstone LaunchPad intends to encourage student entrepreneurship, says director Bob Sopko (0)
- 24: Office of Education Abroad to hold several information sessions; important deadlines approaching (0)
- 24: Reminder: Take Your First College Year survey (0)
- 24: Distinguished University Professor named to American Academy of Arts and Sciences (0)
- 24: Memorial service April 27 for nursing faculty member Margaret Wheatley (0)
- 24: Police department adds new emergency training date (0)
- 24: Professor’s new book explains reality of corruption, role of middleman in China (0)
- 24: VP Robert Miller speaks about the brain mapping project’s potential (0)
- 24: Medicine’s Sam Mesiano awarded Gates grant for preterm birth prevention work (0)
- 24: Faculty members discuss the Chechen connection to Boston marathon bombing (0)
- 23: Morton Mandel to be on campus April 26 for book signing, discussion (0)
- 23: Writing Resource Center to hold walk-in hours April 25 for finals preparation (0)
- 23: Apply now for the Women Staff Leadership Development Institute (1)
- 23: Examine Obama’s proposed education policies during spring’s final Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 23: CWRU history grad student wins DAAD award to conduct research in Germany (0)
- 23: Medicine’s Dean Davis discusses Ohio’s new research collaboration (0)
- 23: Professor Deepak Sarma blogs about “being brown” after Boston marathon (0)
- 23: University announces final two honorary degree recipients for 2013 (0)
- 22: Entrepreneurship on display as CWRU Blackstone LaunchPad kicks off (0)
- 22: Discuss wartime justice at this semester’s last ethics table luncheon April 24 (0)
- 22: Pakastani Student Association to celebrate kite-flying festival with kites, free food April 28 (0)
- 22: Register now for May/June CAPS financial administration classes (0)
- 22: New healthy options available in vending machines across campus (0)
- 22: Nursing’s Judith Maloni discusses online counseling for postpartum depression (0)
- 22: Political Science’s Joseph White weighs in on policy to fix the federal deficit (0)
- 22: Peter B. Lewis Building architect Frank O. Gehry to receive honorary degree (0)
- 22: Business leader, philanthropist Peter B. Lewis named commencement speaker (0)
- 22: Already preparing for move-out? Summer storage options available (0)
- 22: Learn about international work by faculty during presentation, discussion April 24 (0)
- 22: Lecturer to examine the meaning of professionalism in all fields April 24 (0)
- 22: Baseball to face off against Ohio Northern at Progressive Field; get free tickets now (0)
- 19: Associate professor blogs on business valuation (0)
- 19: Library staff member narrowly avoids Monday’s Boston Marathon blast (0)
- 19: CWRU SOM students sharpen diagnostic skills through artwork (0)
- 19: CWRU Braces for Teenagers program offers discounts (0)
- 19: Student-led startup takes home honors at major competitions (0)
- 19: 5 questions with…one of CWRU’s first MOOC instructors Richard Boyatzis (2)
- 18: Weatherhead School faculty member’s article wins top award from journal (0)
- 18: NCAA names athletics department’s article on junior student-athletes as best reporting in Division III (0)
- 18: MECA to host free Turkish coffee, fortune telling event during community hour (0)
- 18: Asian women faculty: Hear from Lubrizol leader on “How to Get Ahead and Still Be Yourself” (0)
- 18: CWRU police to hold emergency training for all faculty, staff and students April 25-26 (1)
- 18: Go on a walking tour of CWRU’s sculptures on Earth Day, April 22 (0)
- 18: Cleveland-native creators of Superman saw the comic as a way out, says SAGES fellow Brad Ricca (0)
- 18: Law School’s Robert Strassfeld weighs in on legal issues of Strongsville teachers strike (0)
- 18: Law School’s Lewis Katz discusses the corruption charges brought against Anthony Calabrese III (0)
- 18: Medical student Chris McCulloh to become pediatric surgeon despite paralysis (0)
- 18: Genetics’ Paul Tesar and team find way to convert skin cells to brain cells (0)
- 17: Explore the mind, motives of Norway shooter at Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 17: Kelvin Smith Library holds events for Preservation Week April 21-27 (0)
- 17: Learn about games for the college crowd at ThatCamp Games 2013 at CWRU (0)
- 17: Celebrate Earth Day with visits to local farms, ”low-carbon Iron Chef” contest (0)
- 17: Women faculty: Learn how to improve your CV at April 25 workshop (0)
- 17: Annual Italian Film Festival to show movies on campus throughout April (0)
- 17: CWRU scientists find way to detect autism from brain activity (2)
- 17: Schubert Center conversation series continues with look at 50 years of child abuse research, policy (0)
- 17: Run to benefit United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Cleveland April 21 (0)
- 17: RHA now accepting applications for residential community leaders (0)
- 17: Hear the Case Men’s Glee Club in annual spring concert April 18 (1)
- 17: Women faculty invited to networking lunch April 24 (0)
- 17: Learn about ethical issues in stem cell science at April 18 lecture (0)
- 17: MaDaCol to feature diverse dancers, new works by students April 18-20 (0)
- 17: Getty Museum leader to give Harvey Buchanan Lecture in Art History and the humanities (0)
- 17: Women staff, students invited to participate in focus groups (0)
- 17: Case Western Reserve University announces two new trustees (0)
- 17: Discover the power of research at this weekend’s Relay For Life at CWRU (0)
- 16: Case Western Reserve seeks new job-creation focus (0)
- 16: SAGES Fellow publishes book on the creators of Superman (0)
- 16: Case Western Reserve University acceptance rate drops 15 percent (0)
- 16: Discuss diversity at CWRU during town hall meeting April 19 (0)
- 16: CWRU study finds mothers with postpartum depression would welcome online professional treatment (1)
- 16: Hear about parent-child play, postpartum depression and pulp fiction magazines in upcoming lectures (0)
- 15: Social Justice Institute to host ”Race, Food and Justice” conference April 25-26 (0)
- 15: Learn about Glennan Fellows’ teaching projects in upcoming UCITE session (0)
- 15: Help counter misinformation about climate change during Ethics Table meeting (0)
- 15: Grad students: Want 121 memberships as part of student billing? (0)
- 15: Seniors: Share your thoughts about tour CWRU experience (0)
- 15: Watch an ”Autopsy of a Machine” during Dittrick Center event (0)
- 15: Former Congressman Louis Stokes to lead conversation on ”Social Action in Cleveland” (0)
- 15: CWRU group’s pitch one of the best at Rice Business Plan Competition (0)
- 15: Employees, students weigh in on importance of Research ShowCASE (0)
- 15: Music’s Daniel Goldmark discusses Tin Pan Alley symposium (0)
- 15: CWRU team takes first at National Cancer Institute competition (0)
- 15: 13 faculty members earn ACES+ 2013 opportunity awards (0)
- 15: Paper by law’s Cassandra Robertson selected for colloquium, earns prize (0)
- 15: Volunteer with RePlay for Kids to help repair or modify toys for children with disabilities (0)
- 15: Discover how to use fresh produce from stem to root during free cooking demo (0)
- 15: Leading researcher, author to discuss masculinity, gendered violence during April 17 lecture (0)
- 15: Cleveland Play House archives on display now at Kelvin Smith Library (0)
- 15: Celebrate National Poetry Month during Vergil Week, April 21-26 (0)
- 15: Fowler Center’s Roger Saillant to discuss energy, sustainability and spirituality in upcoming talk (0)
- 15: Researchers morph ordinary skin cells into functional brain cells (4)
- 12: School of Medicine student Robert Koeth researches why red meat clogs arteries (0)
- 12: President Barbara R. Snyder discusses upcoming renovations for Mandel School (0)
- 12: SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca sounds off on Otto Binder’s contribution to Superman comics (0)
- 12: 5 questions with…Alpha Phi Omega president, junior Katie Paul (0)
- 12: School of Dental Medicine Dean Jerold S. Goldberg to step down next year (2)
- 12: Author DeVaughn Lilly to visit CWRU bookstore for signing today (0)
- 11: And this week’s event people are looking forward to most is… (0)
- 11: Play volleyball, dodgeball, basketball with Alpha Kappa Psi at April 13 event (0)
- 11: Have thoughts about your CWRU experience? Tell us through the senior survey (0)
- 11: Case Animal Rights and Ethics Society to co-sponsor talk with animal behavior expert (0)
- 11: Tickets for Senior Week go on sale next week, to be sold by individual event (0)
- 11: Memorial service for emeritus economics professor Asim Erdilek scheduled for May 7 (0)
- 11: Learn to better use Google Forms during ITS Connect online session April 16 (0)
- 11: Kelvin Smith Library to host Cuban handmade book exhibit; opening reception April 19 (0)
- 11: Baker-Nord Series continues April 18 with talk on gaming in the classroom (0)
- 10: Mind-Body Café continues this week with dialogue on alcohol, relationships (0)
- 10: First-year students: Reminder to take Your First College Year survey (0)
- 10: CWRU to participate in National Alcohol Screening Day April 11 (0)
- 10: Spend spring semester 2014 in London at The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts; info session Friday (0)
- 10: Cuyahoga County Council member to visit Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 10: Diversity Town Hall Meeting to address university’s progress (0)
- 10: Eldred Theater presents ”The Crucible” April 12-21 (0)
- 10: View top projects at Research ShowCASE 2013, taking place April 12 (0)
- 10: Goldwater Foundation recognizes two juniors for outstanding potential in science, engineering and math (0)
- 10: Case Western Reserve awarded $1.9 million grant for psoriasis research (1)
- 09: Intersections symposium scheduled for April 19 (0)
- 09: Join Flora Stone Mather Center for Women’s ”77 cents” WILD Wednesday talk (0)
- 09: The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation awards $8 million to Case Western Reserve (1)
- 09: A new design for case.edu is coming; give your feedback at one of three open forums (0)
- 09: Go ”speed dating” with business professionals April 11 (0)
- 09: New partnership among law school, University of Toronto to be launched at Canada-U.S. Law Institute conference (0)
- 09: Urban planning leaders to lead panel after screening of documentary ”Envisioning Home” April 12 (0)
- 09: ”Globe and Mail” journalist to lead discussion on whether immigrants really threaten the West (0)
- 09: Graduate student Patrick Phelps working on LUX dark matter project (0)
- 09: Psychiatry’s Sara West, Susan Friedman, Philip Resnick discuss study of “filicide” (0)
- 09: CWRU-led scientists build material that could lead to safer, more comfortable implants (0)
- 08: GRADLink student support group to meet April 9 (0)
- 08: Take a break from studying with Multicultural Club’s karaoke night (0)
- 08: Attend the Innovations in Population Health Conference April 15 (0)
- 08: Speak out against sexual assault at Take Back the Night April 16 (0)
- 08: Ethics Table attendees to examine ”Zero Dark Thirty,” ethics of torture in film (1)
- 08: Take part in Relay For Life’s virtual survivor, luminaria programs (0)
- 08: Employee volunteers needed for commencement 2013 (0)
- 08: Schedule of events set for Writing Week, April 12-19 (0)
- 08: Doctoral student Stephanie Liscio discusses legacy of Jackie Robinson (0)
- 08: think[box] is unique in its accessibility, says operations manager Ian Charnas (0)
- 08: HPV can cause head and neck cancer, says School of Medicine’s Pierre Lavertu (0)
- 08: SAGES fellow Lisa Nielson sounds off on Cleveland, CWRU experience (0)
- 08: CWRU researchers say squid beaks could improve medical devices (0)
- 08: What do you think? Tell us how you use our homepage—and how it can work better (3)
- 07: Office of Disability Resources to host lecture on understanding disabilities in research (0)
- 07: Tin Pan Alley’s greatest hits highlight CWRU’s Popular Music symposium (0)
- 07: Music department, Church of the Covenant to present ”Enlightenment” April 12 (0)
- 07: Students travel to Malawi to see how engineering can improve children’s health (0)
- 06: Informational meeting for Women Staff Leadership Development Institute set for April 15 (0)
- 06: Vanderbilt professor to give talk April 15 on AT&T’s ”Cold War modernism” (0)
- 05: Prepare for Intersections at two upcoming events (0)
- 05: MathType 6.9 now available on Software Center (0)
- 05: Ian Charnas attends Today show taping, sees think[box]‘s waterfall swing art installation in action (0)
- 05: Blackstone Launchpad’s Bob Sopko, Nicholas Barron, Jean Zhao sound off on project (0)
- 05: Business schools must adjust to changing times, says Weatherhead’s Anurag Gupta (0)
- 05: American Greetings could be more flexible if they go private, says Weatherhead’s Scott Fine (0)
- 05: Biochemisty’s Saba Valadkhan sounds off on working with long non-coding RNA (0)
- 05: Political Science’s Kathryn Lavelle discusses recent book on money, politics (0)
- 05: 5 questions with…Dittrick Museum of Medical History curator Jim Edmonson (2)
- 04: Biomedical engineering faculty member’s article featured on cover of “Medical Physics” (0)
- 04: Law professor has chapter published in “Commercial Contract Law” (0)
- 04: Psychologist’s article published on assessment, management of violent patients in hospitals (0)
- 04: UCS health and diversity specialist publishes chapter on parenting, gender and race (0)
- 04: Graduate students: Practice networking skills during wine and cheese reception (0)
- 04: Tickets still available for 41st annual International Dinner (0)
- 04: Spartan Sports Camp to be held this summer; discounts available for employees’ children (0)
- 04: Learn about STRIDES weight loss program at informational discussion (0)
- 04: WebDrive version 11 available for download on Software Center (0)
- 04: Attend Circle Neighbors meeting to discuss University Circle’s future (0)
- 04: Sociologist to discuss identity construction, “16 and Pregnant” in April 10 lecture (0)
- 04: Cleveland students wrap up Bridges to Higher Education program at CWRU (0)
- 03: Nobby’s Ballpark scoreboard dedication set for Sunday, April 7 (0)
- 03: Hillel to host film screening, Q&A with Holocaust survivor April 4 (0)
- 03: Find out warning signs of gaming, computer addiction at Mind-Body Café (0)
- 03: Results of employee health risk assessment are in (0)
- 03: Learn more about patients’ rights, electronic medical records during April 5 symposium (0)
- 03: Attend the Interfaith Student Leadership Regional Conference, hosted at CWRU, April 6 (0)
- 03: Join the Secular Legal Society for discussion of religion and the constitution April 9 (0)
- 03: Attend the WISER Awards Banquet, featuring natural history museum CEO, April 18 (0)
- 03: Empathy and analytic thinking cannot occur simultaneously, says Anthony Jack (0)
- 03: Dermatology’s Susan Nedorost discusses contact dermatitis (0)
- 03: Research on small semiconductors is multidisciplinary, says chemical engineering’s Uziel Landau (0)
- 03: Brain interfacing has potential to help the paralyzed, says biomedical engineering’s Robert Kirsch (0)
- 03: Psychology’s Julie Exline discusses rules of religion (0)
- 02: First-year students: Fill out survey about first year of college (0)
- 02: 121 Fitness offers promotions for Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week (0)
- 02: Learn more about Fulbright opportunities from program director April 9 (0)
- 02: Researchers: Submit proposals for W.M. Keck Foundation high-risk research grants (0)
- 02: Save the date: ”Comparative Effectiveness Research: From All Angles” to be held in May (0)
- 02: Discuss the relationship between religion and science during April 5 community hour event (0)
- 02: Poet Forrest Gander to lead Poetry in the Museum, announce contest winners April 7 (0)
- 02: Author to discuss how America can learn from Germany—and Hollywood (0)
- 02: Prestigious fellowships help CWRU historian recover Panama’s lost history (0)
- 02: Student groups: Sign up for Springfest booths; applications due April 8 (0)
- 02: Apply now for Prevention and Recovery Services’ One Day at a Time scholarship (0)
- 02: Learn how to help students become better writers during upcoming UCITE session (0)
- 02: Faculty: Meet one on one with Fulbright Scholar Program director (0)
- 02: Explore military ethics, dehumanizing the enemy at Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 02: Discuss the ethics of student loans during upcoming Ethics Table meeting (1)
- 02: Swarthmore College professor to give African American Studies guest lecture April 5 (0)
- 02: Student entrepreneurs seek top honors for their inventions (0)
- 01: Mandel School graduate student Deena Lubelski pens article on county jail internship experience (0)
- 01: Astronomy’s Stacy McGaugh discusses alternative theory to dark matter (0)
- 01: Individuals can benefit from using crowdfunding, says Weatherhead’s Michael Goldberg (0)
- 01: Applications accepted for spring 2014 study abroad opportunities; winter break info sessions this week (0)
- 01: Immediate space available at the Recovery House (0)
- 01: Registration for Summer Session begins today (0)
- 01: Undergraduates: Network with alumni April 4 (0)
- 01: Faculty: Take part in final NAFSA webinar on helping Chinese students understand U.S. classrooms (1)
- 01: Bones, a ShowCASE of Art in Medicine, to take place April 2 (0)
- 01: Meet the editors of “Rust Belt Chic: The Cleveland Anthology” during Mandel School event (0)
- 01: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist to share first-hand perspective on revolutions at April 4 event (0)
- 01: Volunteer for the National Senior Games, coming to Cleveland and CWRU this summer (0)
- 01: Take part in School of Medicine’s Mini Med School: medical school for ”the rest of us” (0)
- 01: ”Grey Matters” conference offers tips for keeping the aging mind and body healthy (0)
- 01: As baby boomers age, need for geriatric dentistry training grows (2)
- March 2013 (213)
- 29: Student group to host Natural Gas Vehicle Showcase today on the quad (0)
- 29: 5 questions with…communications researcher, Relay For Life honorary chair Mary Step (0)
- 28: Dean’s Study Break with Dean Wolcowitz continues April 1 (0)
- 28: Registration closes tomorrow for annual charity basketball tournament (0)
- 28: Last chance to register for commencement (0)
- 28: Learn more about autism during World Autism Awareness Day event April 2 (0)
- 28: MBA student’s design team receives honorable mention at urban design competition (0)
- 28: IMPROVment takes first place at Student Organization Spirit Day (0)
- 28: Learn from LGBTQA professionals during April 2 ”Work It Out!” event (0)
- 28: Graduate and professional students: $10 tickets to Cavs vs. Nets game available (0)
- 28: Faculty: Interested in teaching a MOOC? Proposals accepted through April 1 (1)
- 28: New website allows CWRU community to reserve rooms across campus (0)
- 28: Sophisticated phishing email sent out this week; find out what to do if you clicked and how to recognize future attempts (3)
- 28: Law’s Michael Scharf discusses The Eastern District of Virginia’s “Rocket Docket” reputation (0)
- 28: Jean-Eudes Dazard, Suzanne Rivera sound off on impact of federal research cuts (0)
- 28: Law’s Jonathan Entin analyzes T.J. Lane’s courtroom conduct (0)
- 28: More than 2,000 extra guests on campus tomorrow for Spring Open House (0)
- 27: WISER to host fundraiser at Jolly Scholar to benefit Ally Piepho Scholarship Fund (0)
- 27: Applications being accepted for 2013-2014 Ethics Table Fellows (1)
- 27: Author Veronica Johnson on campus April 4 for book signing (0)
- 27: Play Frisbee, eat pancakes at Sigma Nu’s “Frisbee and Flapjacks for Hunger” (0)
- 27: Graduate and professional students: Attend Tony Award-winning musical Fela! (0)
- 27: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to address international aid, health (0)
- 27: Discuss the historical significance of alumnus Wayne B. Wheeler, crusader for Prohibition (0)
- 27: Nursing faculty member, alumna Margaret Wheatley passes away (1)
- 27: EPA may recognize that it needs to be less aggressive, says Law’s Jonathan Adler (0)
- 27: Astronomy and physics’ Glenn Starkman discusses big bang afterglow model (0)
- 26: Renowned poet to lead poetry, performance workshop March 29 (0)
- 26: Students to present self-made documentary on ”Slow Food Movement” March 28 (0)
- 26: Hear about Lake Erie Energy Development Corp.’s ”Project Icebreaker” during GLEI Speaker Series (0)
- 26: Provost Scholars program affords East Cleveland students a taste of campus life (1)
- 26: What makes a community—especially in Cleveland? Find out in tonight’s discussion (0)
- 26: Learn how to proactively affect government policy on research at March 28 event (0)
- 26: Looking for something to do this weekend? Sign up for a Spring SatCo (0)
- 26: WISER’s fundraiser dinner to benefit school in Bangalore, India (0)
- 26: Asteroids could have begun as balls of mud, not rock, says geodynamics’ Steven Hauck (0)
- 26: Law’s Jessica Berg weighs in on companies adding wellness programs, health standards (0)
- 26: Kelvin Smith Library’s Brian C. Gray gives tips on becoming a librarian (0)
- 26: National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Institute chooses CWRU as project leader (0)
- 25: Robert Diemer to visit university bookstore for signing April 3 (0)
- 25: Kelvin Smith Library appoints Robert H. Jackson as its first distinguished visiting scholar (0)
- 25: Kids Against Hunger to host “Mock Oscars” March 29; online voting now open (0)
- 25: University Hospitals to offer more four-week yoga, meditation courses (0)
- 25: Get a Latin dance lesson March 27, courtesy of Multicultural Club (0)
- 25: Learn how, why and where to use TelePresence during March 28 ITS Connect event (0)
- 25: Buy tickets now for Peru Health Outreach Program’s charity event, “A Taste of Peru” (0)
- 25: Ethics Table to examine ethical questions raised by Steubenville case (1)
- 25: Iron imbalance likely leads to brain cell death in Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease (0)
- 25: Chemistry’s Anna C. Samia working on test for prosthetic joint problems (0)
- 25: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on Gideon v. Wainwright’s 50th anniversary (0)
- 25: Kelvin Smith Library’s Jared Bendis gives insights on technology trends (0)
- 25: Art professor Henry Adams discusses latest book and American first ladies (0)
- 25: Law’s Jonathan Adler weighs in on how conservatives can be environmentalists (0)
- 25: Nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh lists foods that help with sleep (0)
- 24: Learn how to create Ukrainian Easter eggs at March 27 event (0)
- 24: Psychiatrist, alumna looks at post-traumatic stress in children and young adults during April 5 event (0)
- 24: Women faculty and graduate students: Join April 15 discussion on why women ”need to try harder” (0)
- 23: Attend The International Entrepreneur Youth kickoff March 28 (0)
- 23: La Alianza to host fiesta benefiting Environment Ohio on March 28 (0)
- 23: Volunteer to assist with ”Girls Take Flight,” sponsored by Gelfand STEM Center (0)
- 23: Student-run newspaper’s website named one of top 10 in the country (0)
- 23: Professor offers ”lessons from abroad” on caring for a graying population (1)
- 22: 5 questions with…School of Medicine vice dean, March Madness alum (0)
- 21: Staff member and alumnus awarded with 2013 Movers and Shakers Awards (2)
- 21: Law student Tyrone Scott wins Grammy Foundation writing contest, attends awards ceremony (0)
- 21: More than 80 students named to ”Who’s Who Among Students” list (0)
- 21: Former 35-year CWRU employee Annie Banks passes away; services to be held Saturday (0)
- 21: Muslim Students Association hosts event to raise awareness for ethnic violence in Myanmar (0)
- 21: Get your bicycle tuned up by Case Cycling Team March 27-28 (0)
- 21: Celebrate Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week April 1-5 (0)
- 21: CWRU-led teams win funding for two manufacturing projects (1)
- 21: Director of Florence Nightingale Museum to speak on Nightingale, history of nursing (0)
- 21: Vice president for enrollment management Rick Bischoff gives tips for college visits (0)
- 20: Bake your own matzah at pre-Passover event March 22 (0)
- 20: IMPROVment presents second annual Lake Effect Improv Fest (0)
- 20: Learn to make quick, healthy meals at March 27 cooking demo (0)
- 20: Explore opportunities, challenges of shale gas at March 22 discussion (0)
- 20: think[box] gets designer in residence, offering office hours to campus community (0)
- 20: What’s the impact of a new pope on Catholicism and other religions? Find out in upcoming talk (0)
- 20: Religion’s Tim Beal to discuss ”Bibles Hot and Cold” March 28 (0)
- 20: CWRU spinoff ConservoCare gets licensing options to develop medical device for bladder control (0)
- 20: Three members of CWRU community speak at TEDxCLE Thursday (0)
- 19: Apply for Intersections symposium by Friday, March 22 (0)
- 19: Women faculty: Discuss how to avoid becoming marginalized at April 3 luncheon (0)
- 19: Register for Cleveland Hillel Passover meals by March 20 (0)
- 19: Law instructor to give inside look at capital punishment, executions (0)
- 19: Join Flora Stone Mather Center for Women’s ”International Women’s Discussion” March 27 (0)
- 19: Operation Smile to host panel with medical experts on cleft lips, palates (0)
- 19: CWRU research shows more connections between obesity, gum disease (0)
- 19: University Circle to come alive with music this summer for ”Play Me, I’m Yours” (1)
- 19: Biochemistry chair Michael Weiss granted nearly $1 million for diabetes research (0)
- 19: Psychology’s Lisa Damour sounds off on psychologists as parents (0)
- 19: Biomedical Engineering’s Pedram Mohseni granted $1.44 million to study rewiring the human brain (0)
- 19: Medical students “Match Day” takes place at the School of Medicine (0)
- 19: Law’s Jonathan Entin sounds off on waste water fracking case (0)
- 19: Psychology’s Donald Freedheim discusses when and how parents should financially “cut off” children (0)
- 19: “Play Me, I’m Yours” piano project will be interactive, quirky says vice president for university relations Lara Kalafatis (0)
- 19: Zimbabwean police defy order to free 2011 Inamori Ethics Price recipient Beatrice Mtetwa (0)
- 19: Answers to a mystery revealed in an unsung architect’s story in Dedication (0)
- 19: Bestselling author of ”The Other Wes Moore” to headline annual unity banquet (1)
- 18: Grad Fair to be held March 20-21 (0)
- 18: Saturday of Service to take place March 23; registration closes March 20 (0)
- 18: New Employment Eligibility Verification form, I-9, must be used by May 7 (0)
- 18: Ethics Table lunchtime discussion to examine empirical reality and ethics (0)
- 18: Free download of Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 available on Software Center (0)
- 18: How has the Internet transformed religious culture? Find out in panel discussion March 28 (0)
- 18: Social Justice Institute to co-sponsor conference on food, social justice issues (0)
- 18: Design manager Chip Valleriano’s new book celebrates architect’s work (0)
- 18: Mandel School’s Michael Schramm discusses adverse effects of Northeast Ohio’s vacant homes (0)
- 18: St. Jude Medical Inc.’s did not achieve its goal with the heart plug, says neurology’s Anthony Furlan (0)
- 18: Rate of hospitalization following colonoscopy with anesthesia studied by CWRU researchers (0)
- 18: Physics’ Mano Singham sounds off on the relationship between science and religion (0)
- 18: Teen car crash must be teachable moment, says Daniel Flannery (0)
- 18: Development leader Susan Lewis passes away (0)
- 18: Tickets on sale for annual International Dinner, taking place April 6 (0)
- 18: Did you see the comet last week? See it now in a photo taken by a doctoral candidate (1)
- 17: Explore the benefits of collaboration in digital scholarship during Freedman Center event (1)
- 17: New MRI method fingerprints tissues and diseases, leading to earlier, quicker diagnoses (4)
- 16: Human Resources to host retirement planning workshops in April (0)
- 16: Welcome the Class of 2017 by hosting orientation programs; apply now (0)
- 15: Help repair or modify toys for children with disabilities during workshop Tuesday (0)
- 15: Windows 8 upgrade now available as free download on Software Center (0)
- 15: Where on earth did you spend spring break? (0)
- 15: 5 questions with…law professor Juscelino Colares (0)
- 14: Documentary filmmaker to answer questions following screening of film ”My Perestroika” (0)
- 14: Pilot grants available for research on issues surrounding genetics (0)
- 14: International child welfare expert to deliver Herman D. Stein Lecture at Mandel School (0)
- 14: Discovery in HIV may solve efficiency problems for gene therapy (0)
- 14: CWRU receives Helmsley Trust grant to develop new glucose-sensitive insulin (1)
- 13: Founder of www.Sexualityandu.ca to speak about reproductive health (0)
- 13: Learn about the impact of poverty on early childhood at March 21 lecture (0)
- 13: Final Doctoral Fitting Day for graduates to be held March 15 (0)
- 13: English’s Athena Vrettos discusses the lure of Oz stories (0)
- 13: Inamori Center Director Shannon French explains the ”warrior’s code” (0)
- 13: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on the constitutionality of Arkansas’ new abortion law (0)
- 13: Professor finds complex mathematics theorem can be proved more simply (0)
- 13: Researcher’s $1.2 million grant funds efforts to reduce prevalence of preterm birth (0)
- 12: MFA candidates present dance concert, ”Converging Pathways,” March 21-24 (0)
- 12: Baker-Nord series continues with look at ”Black Internationalism & the Fight Against White Supremacy” (0)
- 12: SPSS software version 15 available for free download (0)
- 12: Art’s Henry Adams dicusses relationship between President Truman and painter (0)
- 12: Physics faculty Mano Singham debunks theories about Copernicus (0)
- 12: Neuroscientist Daniel Wesson finds rats sniff to communicate (0)
- 12: Nearly 200 students head abroad during spring break (0)
- 12: CWRU programs make ”U.S. News” top graduate, professional school rankings (4)
- 12: Graduate student support group to meet today from noon to 1 p.m. (0)
- 11: Screening of ”Trembling Before G-D,” Q&A with first openly gay Orthodox rabbi to be held March 21 (0)
- 11: Why is behavior so hard to change? Find out from nursing’s Shirley Moore (0)
- 11: Liberty Mutual Insurance to host info sessions for employees who are alumni; lunch provided (0)
- 11: Historian visits campus March 20 to discuss Galileo and the Scientific Revolution (0)
- 11: Board of Trustees members commit $10.5 million to capital campaign (0)
- 11: Medical resident finds black breast cancer survivors face higher heart failure risk (0)
- 10: Study finds rats sniff to communicate, shedding light on social interactions (0)
- 09: Join Campus Computing Project director for look at ”Campus Computing Mega Trends” (0)
- 08: Funding available for skin disease research pilot projects (0)
- 08: Nominations being accepted for Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Awards (0)
- 08: Participate in March for Marfan 3 or 5K race April 6; register by March 23 (0)
- 08: U.S. ambassador to Brazil touts programs at CWRU (0)
- 08: Doctoral student writes for ESPN on Cleveland Indians’ missing 1948 pennant (0)
- 08: 5 questions with…account clerk, novelist Becky Sloan (14)
- 08: Article by English’s Michael Clune becomes one of most-read articles in ”LA Review of Books” (0)
- 08: Law School’s Jonathan Adler publishes, presents on various law issues (0)
- 08: New editions, articles by Distinguished University Professor Paul Giannelli released (0)
- 08: Registration now open for March/April CAPS training (0)
- 08: EndNote training workshops to be held at Kelvin Smith Library (0)
- 08: Rabbi Steve Greenberg to lead series of events on issues in Judaism March 19-21 (0)
- 08: What’s the future of 75-year-old Superman? Find out during ”A Salute to the Man of Steel” (0)
- 08: SENCER Center for Innovation to host STEM education conference March 14-16 (0)
- 08: CWRU named to 2013 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll with Distinction (1)
- 07: Trustees commit $10.5 million to capital campaign (1)
- 06: Where will you live next year? Housing options announced for 2013–14 (0)
- 06: Faculty can now accompany students to meals in dining halls (0)
- 06: Apply now for the BETRNet Pilot Funding Opportunity (0)
- 06: Weigh in on issues surrounding genetically modified food during Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 06: Learn about women’s studies from an international perspective during March 27 event (0)
- 06: 121 Fitness offers spring specials with 50 percent off initiation fees, sunless tanning discounts (0)
- 06: Weatherhead’s J.B. Silvers to serve on panel about documentary ‘The Waiting Room’ (0)
- 05: Humans vs. Zombies to begin March 20; register March 17-19 (0)
- 05: Upcoming UCITE session to address how to teach better in large classes (0)
- 05: Power of Diversity lecture series continues March 19 with talk by Dorothy Miller (0)
- 05: Alpha Phi to host 4th annual Red Dress Gala for women’s heart health (0)
- 05: Tickets now on sale for music department’s ”Enlightenment” April 12-13 (0)
- 05: Seven genetic risk factors found to be associated with macular degeneration (0)
- 05: Director of international affairs Molly Watkins discusses integration of international students into campus life (0)
- 05: Mothers who kill themselves and their children see it as protection, says psychiatry’s Philip Resnick (0)
- 05: Psychological sciences’ Julie Exline discusses relationship between comfort, faith (0)
- 04: Associate VP Dean Patterson honored with international poetry award (2)
- 04: Faculty, staff and student’s photographs selected for show; UMC’s Susan Griffith wins special award (0)
- 04: Visit the Women’s Health Fair March 6 for free snacks, yoga, health info and more (0)
- 04: Doctoral Fitting Days to be held March 6 and 15 (0)
- 04: Free online courses available to help employees hone skills (0)
- 04: Ethics Table, Sustainability Alliance team up for look at eco-friendly businesses (0)
- 04: Listen to music department’s Historical Performance Practice Spring Concert March 6 (0)
- 04: Author of ”The Good Girls Revolt” comes to campus for Women’s History Month (0)
- 04: CWRU police to offer Rape Aggression Defense class starting March 20 (0)
- 04: Study: Family struggles with anger, forgiveness when relative is dying (8)
- 04: William Marling, professor of American literature, discusses the detective novel and urbanization (0)
- 04: Vice president of research Robert Miller discusses effects of sequestration cuts on students (0)
- 03: Relieve midterm woes at ”The Great Peanut Buttery Study Break” March 7 (0)
- 03: Undergraduates: Apply now for the Stephanie Tubbs Jones Award (0)
- 03: Learn more about shipwreck exploration during ”Family Friday Night” March 15 (0)
- 03: Save the date: CWRU vision-loss summit set for April 24 (0)
- 03: Anthropologist to visit campus for lecture on cross-cultural health care problems (0)
- 03: Submissions now being accepted for LGBT art contest (0)
- 03: CWRU joins clinical trial to help people with paralysis regain control of arms, hands (0)
- 01: Ohioans less likely to be self-employed, says Weatherhead’s Scott Shane (0)
- 01: Astronomy’s Stacy McGaugh discusses possibility that dark matter does exist (0)
- 01: What the federal sequester means to Case Western Reserve (0)
- 01: Registration opens for 2013 commencement (0)
- 01: Fans vs. foes: What the CWRU community thought of this year’s Oscars (0)
- 01: Find out what to expect when you’re graduating during today’s community hour event (0)
- 01: Join campus sustainability groups today for a public waste sort (0)
- 01: 5 questions with…law professor, avid skier Maxwell Mehlman (0)
- February 2013 (208)
- 28: 2013 Wish Symposium to feature lecture by Princeton University history professor (0)
- 28: Join Dean Wolcowitz for a study break conversation March 4 (0)
- 28: Abstracts being accepted for Biomedical Graduate Student Symposium until March 15 (0)
- 28: Proposals for Freedman Fellows Program now being accepted (0)
- 28: U.S. ambassador to Brazil visits campus March 5 to provide look at education, research in Brazil’s future (0)
- 28: Learn about trust, community resilience in Israel at March 5 presentation (0)
- 28: Medicine’s Rose Gubitosi-Klug sounds off on the increase in diabetes in young people (0)
- 28: Medical student Eric Brandt writes about findings on “zero trans fat myth” for The Dr. Oz Show (0)
- 28: Recovery for small businesses has been virtually nonexistent, says Weatherhead’s Scott Shane (0)
- 28: Case School of Engineering offers new master’s programs to meet industry needs (0)
- 28: ”Quiet: The Power of Introverts” is CWRU’s 2013 Common Reading choice (2)
- 27: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to look at University Circle’s present, future (0)
- 27: Annual Juggling Club Spectacular to feature international juggling styles (0)
- 27: Baker-Nord event to highlight the role of literature, art, photography in revolutions (0)
- 27: Tickets on sale now for UPB’s ”An Evening with Seth Meyers” March 19 (0)
- 27: CCEL Nicaragua service trip collecting school supplies, sports equipment to donate (0)
- 27: Law School’s Carmen Naso sounds off on T.J. Lane court decision (0)
- 27: Political Science’s Joseph White discusses Washington, D.C. budget showdown (0)
- 27: Flora Stone Mather Center for Women’s Dorothy Miller to retire (1)
- 27: White House invites CWRU’s Dan Flannery to address school violence prevention (0)
- 26: Glennan Fellows nomination deadline extended to March 4 (0)
- 26: Join Strategic Plan Working Groups in upcoming forums for updates on progress (0)
- 26: Well-known equity analyst, investor to address innovation in upcoming Deioma Lecture (0)
- 26: Award-winning employees to share their experiences during Wittke/Jackson Lecture March 1 (0)
- 26: Alternative spring break alum to host ”Fiesta on the First” to fundraise for Nicaraguan community (0)
- 26: Learn about sustainable farming at screening of documentary ”American Meat” (0)
- 26: Law’s David Kocan discusses risk of ignoring international trade obligations (0)
- 26: Discuss the legal perspectives of art repatriation at March 1 symposium (0)
- 26: Undergraduates present research at Society for Academic Emergency Medicine conference (0)
- 26: Learn to overcome public speaking anxiety at Feb. 28 UCITE session (0)
- 25: Take part in SpartanTHON dance marathon March 2 (0)
- 25: MOND used to predict key property in Andromeda’s satellites (0)
- 25: Law’s Jessie Hill publishes, presents on religious speech, constitutional theory (0)
- 25: Are you a writer? Earn cash prizes for your work through English Prizes 2013, open to all majors (0)
- 25: Undergraduates: Apply for energy, sustainability research program by March 8 (0)
- 25: Ethics Table Brown Bag Lunches continue Feb. 27 to discuss paternalism (0)
- 25: Donate personal care items for Cleveland’s City Mission as part of National TRiO Day (0)
- 25: Multiple testing methods needed to better detect, treat infection in low birth-weight newborns (1)
- 25: CWRU’s Uptown project unites university, acts as heart of campus (0)
- 25: Weatherhead’s Scott Shane discusses Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s budget plan (0)
- 25: Find out about study abroad opportunities in New Zealand, Japan and more during upcoming info sessions (0)
- 25: Submit a photo for the Coming of Age Birthday Card contest (0)
- 25: Student mentors needed for Emerging Leaders mentoring program (0)
- 25: Nominate an outstanding staff member for the President’s Award for Distinguished Service (0)
- 25: Learn to use Google SlideRocket during upcoming ITS Connect session (0)
- 25: Academic Excellence Strategic Plan Working Group to host open forum Feb. 28 (0)
- 25: Hear about ”Luxury, Commerce and Death in the Villas Buried by Vesuvius at Oplontis” March 6 (0)
- 25: Case Western Reserve collaborates to offer spring break camps (0)
- 22: Did you guess it? Signs point to yes. Find out what Monday’s photo showed (0)
- 22: Learn to responsibly prepare research articles during Feb. 28 event (0)
- 22: Middle Eastern Cultural Association to host spring show, “Middle East Side Story,” Feb. 23 (0)
- 22: Summer undergraduate research opportunities available (0)
- 22: CaseLearns New Media Workshops return, offering classes on topics from digital video to Facebook (0)
- 22: InterVarsity, Koinonia aim to raise awareness of human trafficking through various events (0)
- 22: Mathematica 9 now available for free download on Software Center (0)
- 22: CWRU-CPH MFA graduate ensemble to present ”Identity Theft” Feb. 27-March 9 (0)
- 22: CWRU research on analytic vs. empathetic thinking takes center stage in panel with top execs (2)
- 22: Psychology’s Lee Thompson named top educator of first-year students in the U.S. (10)
- 21: Alumnus, former NFL executive to guest lecture on campus Saturday (0)
- 21: International law, emotional intelligence featured in Case Western Reserve’s first MOOCs (8)
- 20: Check out Career Center’s top ”Jobs of the Week” (0)
- 20: Join the Pakistani Student Association for ”The Pak Night Rises,” Feb. 22 (0)
- 20: Thank alumni volunteers by signing a thank you note, get entered to win prizes (0)
- 20: Nominations being accepted for the 2013 Frank and Dorothy Humel Hovorka Prize (0)
- 20: Celebrate “E-Week” by participating in the Departmental Decathlon (0)
- 20: Hebrew University provost on campus Feb. 26 for talk on ”Children, Families and Women in the Israeli State” (0)
- 20: Help plan CWRU’s future at strategic plan working group forum (0)
- 20: Author to visit campus Feb. 28 for talk on ethics of global climate change (0)
- 20: Medical student Cindy Chang has researched, studied around the world (0)
- 20: Yvon Chouinard defines corporate social responsibility, says Inamori Center director Shannon French (0)
- 20: Weatherhead Economics Society presents “Why Study Economics?” Feb. 20 (0)
- 19: Practice (or teach) English language skills at Common Grounds, a weekly international coffeehouse (0)
- 19: Anthropologist explores challenges for humans based on evolution (0)
- 19: Air Force awards researchers $2.9 million grant to build foundation for heat-tolerant electronics (0)
- 19: A Body of Art health and humanities group seeks submissions to celebrate art in medicine (0)
- 19: Join Public Affairs Discussion Group to examine disparities of women in politics (0)
- 19: Info sessions at Kelvin Smith Library to explain how to use RefWorks 2.0 (0)
- 19: Learn to create small, healthy appetizers for dinner parties at Feb. 27 cooking demo (0)
- 19: CWRU Consulting Group to host first general body meeting Feb. 20 (0)
- 19: Senior research associate Jim Karner sounds off on recent meteorite (0)
- 19: Anthropology’s Bruce Latimer discusses physical consequences of evolution (0)
- 19: Study showing health care avatars may reduce depressive symptoms led by nursing’s Melissa Pinto (0)
- 19: Kwame Anthony Appiah to discuss honesty, morality in today’s world (0)
- 18: Alumni Association’s ”Trustbelt Symposium” with county executives now open to CWRU community (0)
- 18: Cultivate your interview skills at Feb. 21 GSS seminar (0)
- 18: CWRU Film Society to host free advanced screening of ”21 and Over” Feb. 20 (0)
- 18: Discuss the impact of shifting course evaluations online at Feb. 21 UCITE session (0)
- 18: Faculty: Apply for seed money for interdisciplinary research on infectious diseases, immunology (0)
- 18: Ethics Table brown bag lunch to examine institutional empathy Feb. 20 (0)
- 18: Learn how to work with people of all ages at Feb. 25 seminar (0)
- 18: Medicine professor to sign copies of newest book Feb. 26 at university bookstore (0)
- 18: Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard selected to receive 2013 Inamori Ethics Prize (0)
- 16: Law’s Erik Jensen publishes, presents on tax law (0)
- 16: Faculty, alumni taking part in “Short. Sweet. Film Fest” (0)
- 16: Enter your innovative business idea to win money; learn more during Feb. 20 info session (0)
- 16: Nominate an exceptional faculty member for the John S. Diekhoff Award by Feb. 22 (0)
- 16: Submit a Massive Open Online Course proposal (0)
- 16: Eldred Theater presents ”Fifth of July” Feb. 22 to March 3 (0)
- 16: Learn about the portrayal of women in Jewish folklore Feb. 22 (0)
- 15: 5 questions with…Case Democrats leader Mel Sayre (1)
- 15: Learn more about recovery, sober living at Recovery Winter Connection Feb. 19 (0)
- 15: Spoken English Language Partners offer tutoring on conversation skills (0)
- 15: Writing Resource Center to host weekly workshops beginning Feb. 22 (0)
- 15: Pre-register now for Beamer-Schneider Lecture series with award-winning author Susan Neiman (0)
- 15: Attend CWRU’s Choral Showcase Invitational Feb. 20 (0)
- 15: As part of Read Across America Day, take part in English department’s book drive for Cleveland children (0)
- 15: Did you hear them serenading yesterday? The Valentine’s Day singers are… (1)
- 14: Katie Kleinberg honored at RHA Conference (0)
- 14: Dhamakapella places in two out-of-state a cappella competitions (0)
- 14: Political Science’s Kathryn Lavelle weighs in on State of the Union address (0)
- 14: Freedman Center’s Jared Bendis discusses latest technology trends (0)
- 14: Law’s Jonathan Adler sounds off on upcoming Supreme Court cases (0)
- 14: MD/PhD student Kumar Sukhdeo writes why scientists need to make policy (0)
- 14: CIO Lev Gonick discusses the future of cloud computing at universities (0)
- 14: Study suggests interacting with avatars may reduce depressive symptoms in young adults (0)
- 13: National Additive Manufacturing Innovative Institute mentioned in State of the Union (0)
- 13: Political science professor Karen Beckwith named Outstanding Professional Scholar (0)
- 13: Engineering’s Clare Rimnac receives Women’s Leadership Award (0)
- 13: Important dates, events announced for education abroad opportunities (0)
- 13: Collaboration Rooms at Kelvin Smith Library now open for overnight loan (0)
- 13: Submissions being accepted for study abroad photo contest (0)
- 13: Get fresh produce from university farm by taking part in its CSA; sign up now (0)
- 13: Learn about medical achievements at Feb. 21 Medical Student Research Day (0)
- 13: African-American Cultural Dinner scheduled for Feb. 20 (0)
- 13: Expect crowds next Monday for prospective student open house (0)
- 13: Senior Jason Tabachnik makes CWRU history as first Gates Cambridge Scholar (2)
- 12: Collaboration and innovation win School of Medicine grant to study gastric cancer (0)
- 12: Nominate your mentor for the J. Bruce Jackson, MD, Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring (0)
- 12: WISER to host E-Week Design Competition; cash prizes awarded (0)
- 12: Join Alumni Association for LGBT faculty/staff happy hour (0)
- 12: Power of Purple day scheduled for Feb. 15; events to benefit Relay For Life (0)
- 12: CSU professor to visit university bookstore for book sigining Feb. 20 (0)
- 12: Public Affairs Discussion Group to examine tensions in Israel (0)
- 12: Order Valentine’s Day treats through Cakes at Case, supporting men’s basketball (0)
- 12: CWRU, NASA and PTC put students to work on aerospace, manufacturing projects (0)
- 11: Spectrum to host annual Drag Ball Feb. 15 (0)
- 11: Scared of Excel? Attend a free training session Feb. 19 (0)
- 11: Learn the benefits of teaching students through inquiry-based instruction during UCITE event (0)
- 11: Women faculty: Learn to make the most of networking events during ”Shameless Self-Promotion” event (0)
- 11: Ethics Table brown bag lunch series to continue Feb. 13 with discussion of emotion in ethics (0)
- 11: Faculty panel discussion to examine the two-state solution, future of Zionism (0)
- 11: E-Week kicks off Thursday; registration now open for banquet (0)
- 11: Nursing student association to host annual charity ball Friday for all members of campus community (0)
- 11: Provost Baeslack to hold student forum on tuition, room and board and more (2)
- 08: LGBT Center to host conversation groups for students (0)
- 08: GRADLink student discussion group to meet Feb. 12; location changed (0)
- 08: Undergraduate research journal ”Discussions” accepting admissions through 5 p.m. Feb. 11 (0)
- 08: Help repair or modify toys for children with disabilities during Feb. 12 workshop (0)
- 08: Bake sale Tuesday to benefit Staff Educational Enhancement Fund (0)
- 08: Free cycling class Feb. 12 at 121 Fitness Center (1)
- 08: Phi Beta Kappa national honorary society meeting set for Feb. 21; update your membership (0)
- 08: Microscopy Society of Northeast Ohio to host public lecture Feb. 20, featuring CWRU faculty member (0)
- 08: 5 questions with…development director, former music agent Brian Sokol (1)
- 08: WISER to host Introduce A Girl to Engineering Day Feb. 14; volunteers needed (0)
- 07: Civic Engagement Conference to take place Saturday in Thwing Center (0)
- 07: Interested in a nursing degree? Attend the nursing school’s Graduate Recruitment Open House (0)
- 07: 121 Fitness offers Valentine’s Day sign-up special for couples (0)
- 07: University Farm holds winter classes on beekeeping, writing and more (0)
- 07: Ash Wednesday service to take place Feb. 13 in Amasa Stone Chapel (0)
- 07: Law professor to lead next Mather Spotlight Luncheon on health disparities in a ”post-racial” world (0)
- 07: Distinguished University Professor named to National Academy of Engineering (4)
- 06: Carnegie Mellon professor to visit campus for talk on sustainable electric energy (0)
- 06: Delta Sigma Phi fraternity coming to CWRU, talk to a representative Feb. 11 (0)
- 06: Apply for Provost Summer Undergraduate Research Grant by Feb. 15 (0)
- 06: Sign up your kids for TECHie Camp, taking place on campus June 24-28 (0)
- 06: Celebrate Valentine’s Day with a couples massage at 121 Fitness (0)
- 06: LGBT Center to show documentary film ”(A)sexual” Feb. 12 (0)
- 06: History’s Jonathan Sadowsky to discuss use of electroconvulsive therapy during the ’40s and ’50s (0)
- 06: Weatherhead volunteers to help Cuyahoga County residents file taxes for free (0)
- 06: Provost emeritus Daniel Harvey Buchanan donates rare furniture to Cleveland Museum of Art (0)
- 06: Researcher launches new effort to find why replacement hips and knees go bad (1)
- 05: Nominations being accepted for Glennan Fellowship, honoring exceptional faculty (0)
- 05: Donate blood during biggest drive of the year, today and tomorrow in Thwing (0)
- 05: GELS takes home top honor in CWRU’s Ethics Bowl (0)
- 05: Join the bone marrow registry at CASA’s Be The Match drive (0)
- 05: Celebrate the Chinese New Year during Feb. 7 event (0)
- 05: Nominate your favorite professor for a Carl F. Wittke Award (0)
- 05: Sign up for the annual Faculty/Staff vs. Students Basketball Game (0)
- 05: Get an inside look at Cuyahoga County’s election process during Friday event (0)
- 05: English’s Jim Sheeler discusses importance of giving a voice to the voice-less (0)
- 05: CWRU receives $1.5 million grant for algae research (0)
- 04: Career Peers to hold drop-in resume review hours on Northside (0)
- 04: Deadline for SOURCE summer funding approaching, open to all undergraduates (0)
- 04: Learn how to help students become expert readers at Feb. 7’s UCITE session (0)
- 04: Learn more about cognitive science of brain health at today’s event (0)
- 04: Ethics Table brown bag lunch to address bioethics Feb. 6 (0)
- 04: Baker-Nord Center’s Revolution Film Series continues Feb. 11 (0)
- 04: Tablet-friendly senior citizens report better mood and life satisfaction (1)
- 04: Severity of uncommon condition differs case by case, says dermatology’s Neil Korman (0)
- 04: Glenn Starkman gives advice on having a successful sabbatical (0)
- 04: Psychology’s Julie Exline examines shadows in psychological and spiritual lives (0)
- 04: Latisha James organizes event for mental health awareness (0)
- 04: Sherwin-Williams is exceptionally well-run, says Weatherhead’s Scott Fine (0)
- 04: Center on Urban Poverty and Development analyzing data on city’s young homeless (0)
- 04: Mandel School’s Nancy Osgood discusses Cleveland Botanical Garden’s success (0)
- 04: Law professor Ruqaiijah Yearby publishes, presents on health care access and reform (0)
- 04: Law’s Juscelino Colares publishes, presents on carbon-restrictive reforms, free trade benefits (0)
- 04: Faculty member Linda Ehrlich serves on panel to judge Library of Congress fellowships (0)
- 04: Research ShowCASE 2013 abstract deadline extended to Monday, Feb. 11 (0)
- 04: Case Center for Inquiry and InterVarsity Christian Fellowship holding food drive this week (0)
- 04: Apply now to show off your musical talents at Springfest 2013: Battle of the Bands (0)
- 04: Voices needed for intergenerational choir-orchestra performance; rehearsals to begin this month (0)
- 04: Forensic psychiatrist, faculty member to lead talk Feb. 8 on some of history’s most high-profile cases (0)
- 04: Freedman Fellows presentations continue Feb. 8 with a look at ”The Myth of Dresden” (0)
- 04: What’s so fascinating about Mars? Find out from a NASA scientist at Science Café Cleveland (0)
- 04: CWRU to host TECHie Camp for Cleveland students to test programming, design skills (0)
- 04: Does Shakespeare have a future? Find out during upcoming presentation (0)
- 01: 5 questions with…global activist Mai Segawa (2)
- January 2013 (174)
- 31: Weatherhead School faculty member named American Marketing Association conference co-chair (1)
- 31: Accountancy professor selected for national nominations committee (0)
- 31: Super Bowl Sunday is this weekend; we’ve got an inside look at who CWRU wants to win (0)
- 31: Submit your designs for the Springfest 2013 logo contest (0)
- 31: Nominate an outstanding professor for Diekhoff award; entries due by Feb. 22 (0)
- 31: Employees: Let your kids test their innovation skills at Engineering Challenges Carnival (0)
- 31: Faculty members to host annual CWRU Nobel Symposium Feb. 7 to explain winners’ findings (0)
- 31: ”Chronicle of Higher Education” editor to discuss changing collegiate environment at Feb. 8 event (0)
- 31: Middle Eastern Cultural Association to hold kickoff meeting tonight (0)
- 31: Undergraduate research seminar series begins today with look at data management (0)
- 30: Learn better communication skills during upcoming employee workshop (0)
- 30: Bioethics Club to hold first meeting Feb. 1 (0)
- 30: CWRU and Cleveland dentists host “Give Kids a Smile” day (0)
- 30: Discuss race and gender roles at the Feb. 6 WILD Wednesday event (0)
- 30: Project aims to improve nurse-physician collaboration for patient safety and healthcare (0)
- 30: Weatherhead’s Bill Mahnic gives tips for making more money (0)
- 30: Next strategic plan will be different, fresh, says President Barbara R. Snyder (0)
- 30: Lani Guinier praises Martin Luther King Jr. at convocation event (0)
- 30: Discuss on-campus living options at RHA events tonight and tomorrow (0)
- 30: Biographer to discuss pre-Civil War plot to assassinate Lincoln (0)
- 29: Weigh in on the ”new” Middle East during Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 29: Memorial service for first-year student Ally Piepho scheduled for Feb. 8 (0)
- 29: Construction on Cedar Avenue to affect drivers near campus (0)
- 29: Donate blood during Red Cross drive Thursday, Jan. 31 (0)
- 29: Deadline Friday for individuals looking to submit abstracts for Research ShowCASE (0)
- 29: University Hospitals to offer four-week yoga, meditation courses at discounted price (0)
- 29: Privacy a problem for mothers of newborns in neonatal intensive care units (0)
- 29: Mandel School supporter, alumna passes away at age 104 (0)
- 28: Nursing graduate student selected for National League of Nurses scholar program (0)
- 28: Music education doctoral student named Ohio Outstanding Music Educator (0)
- 28: Juniper Community Council seeking performers for annual Star Search (0)
- 28: Get advice on finding research opportunities at SOURCE’s Feb. 1 seminar (0)
- 28: Faculty: What is critical thinking, and can it be taught? Find out in Jan. 31 UCITE session (0)
- 28: First Ethics Table brown bag lunch on Jan. 30 to discuss ethical character of students (0)
- 28: Power of Diversity Lecture Series continues with a look at diversity, inclusion in higher ed (0)
- 27: Researchers discover promising prognostic marker for aggressive breast cancer (0)
- 25: Integrity Week 2013 kicks off today; view a full schedule of events (0)
- 25: Submit tuition waiver applications for spring semester to HR (1)
- 25: Weekly Zumba classes are back for spring semester (0)
- 25: Safe Zone workshops to be held Feb. 18; register now to become a member (0)
- 25: National leader to visit campus Feb. 12 for seminar on sustaining U.S. leadership (0)
- 25: Law’s Carmen Naso comments on privacy of Steubenville rape case (0)
- 25: Many baby boomers are not prepared for retirement, says Weatherhead’s J.B. Silvers (0)
- 25: Medicine’s Neal J. Merpol discusses new drug shown to help pancreatic cancer cases (0)
- 25: Special edition: 5 questions with…the university archivists (1)
- 24: Did you guess it? The image featured Tuesday was… (0)
- 24: Explore study abroad options with upcoming events and info sessions (0)
- 24: Applications for graduate student employment available online (0)
- 24: Lend your time, energy to the Garden@Case in 2013 (2)
- 24: WRUW-FM to hold info sessions Jan. 28, 29 (0)
- 24: Weekly free yoga classes in Veale Center scheduled to begin Feb. 1 (0)
- 24: Support varsity basketball during Throwback Weekend (0)
- 24: KSL’s Jared Bendis, English’s Michael Clune weigh in on latest technology news (0)
- 24: Mandel School’s Richey Piiparinen discusses movement of young adults to urban areas (0)
- 24: CWRU teams advance to semifinals of energy challenge; vote for your favorite (0)
- 23: Three faculty members awarded CTSC Core Utilization Awards (0)
- 23: Graduate, professional students: Take survey on campus services, get entered to win gift cards (0)
- 23: Get your research application questions answered at SOURCE’s seminar (0)
- 23: Sign up to take part in annual faculty/staff vs. students basketball game (0)
- 23: CorelDRAW Graphics Suite X6 available for free download (0)
- 23: LGBT Center to host talk on dynamics, subcultures affecting black gay men (0)
- 23: Weatherhead’s Michael Goldberg weighs in on crowdfunding’s impact on entrepreneurs (0)
- 23: Law dean Lawrence Mitchell discusses online classes (0)
- 23: Religion’s Deepak Sarma profiled in NYT arranged marriage article (0)
- 23: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on new gun proposal (0)
- 23: Dermatology’s Meg R. Gerstenblith discusses skin-cancer detecting smartphone apps (0)
- 23: Weight loss pills potentially dangerous, says nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh (0)
- 23: Law’s Maxwell Mehlman, football coach Greg Debeljak sound off on sports enhancing drugs debate (0)
- 23: Design for America info session to be held tonight (0)
- 22: Donate blood, get free Qdoba at Juniper Community Council blood drive Jan. 24 (0)
- 22: Newman Catholic Student Association to start semester off with Jan. 25 dinner (0)
- 22: Food for the Soul luncheon, originally set for Jan. 24, rescheduled for Feb. 22 (0)
- 22: Free flu vaccinations for employees Jan. 25 (0)
- 22: Sample local foods, learn about Slow Food movement at Jan. 24 event (0)
- 22: Weatherhead Tax Assistance Program to help eligible residents with filing (0)
- 22: English professor Jim Sheeler to discuss multimedia storytelling project during Baker-Nord event (0)
- 22: Nearby dwarf galaxy, possible protogalaxy discovered (0)
- 21: ITS brings high-tech upgrades to auditoriums across campus (0)
- 21: Harvard law professor Lani Guinier to headline Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration (0)
- 21: Learn about the effects of childhood sports injuries during Schubert Center talk on Jan. 24 (0)
- 21: Faculty: Gain advice on bridging student-faculty differences during Jan. 24 UCITE session (0)
- 18: ITS’ Lev Gonick sounds off on future of MOOCs (0)
- 18: Antarctic Search for Meteorites led by geological sciences’ Ralph Harvey (0)
- 18: Bioethics’ Michael Aulisio discusses end-of-life care (0)
- 18: 5 questions with…Spartan basketball’s Evy Iacono (0)
- 17: When did the sci-fi marathon begin on campus? The answer is… (1)
- 17: Learn about working toward social justice at Jan. 24 panel discussion (0)
- 17: Library to host special events in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. (0)
- 17: Free Zumba class Jan. 23 at 121 Fitness (0)
- 17: Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Week kicks off today; full schedule of events set (0)
- 17: Psychologist Lisa Damour’s online talk gains global attention (0)
- 17: Mandel School’s Rob Fischer sounds off on mixed-income housing in Akron (0)
- 17: Undergraduate applications top 18,000 for the Class of 2017 (5)
- 17: Fall semester study abroad students return to campus, share their experiences at reception Jan. 25 (0)
- 17: Women: Two sessions for faculty, staff on becoming leaders to be held Jan. 23; RSVP by Jan. 21 (0)
- 17: Learn how to host Adobe Connect meetings during upcoming ITS seminar (0)
- 16: Law’s Cassandra Robertson discusses recent bribery case (0)
- 16: Weatherhead’s Scott Shane sounds off on small business confidence (0)
- 16: CWRU astronomers discover dwarf galaxy, possible protogalaxy (0)
- 16: KSL’s Jared Bendis discusses outdated technology (0)
- 16: CWRU, Cleveland Museum of Art purchase East Blvd CIA building (0)
- 16: Religion’s Deepak Sarma sounds off on suffering, karma and the Delhi gang rape (0)
- 16: Limits of the power of music still unknown, says neurology’s Michael DeGeorgia (0)
- 16: University’s strategic planning process continues (0)
- 15: SOURCE seminars to address finding semester, summer research opportunities (0)
- 15: Women staff members: Attend discussion on how to become leaders (0)
- 15: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to explore federal budget issues (0)
- 15: Mandel School-produced play to raise awareness of effects of the foreclosure crisis (0)
- 15: Amasa Stone Chapel’s gargoyle makes list of Northeast Ohio legends (0)
- 15: SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca discusses Superman legal battles (0)
- 15: Weatherhead School’s Diane Bergeron gives tips for building employee loyalty (0)
- 15: Twenty-six employees complete pilot skill development program with Kelly Services (0)
- 15: To start a new year, look back at 2011-12′s biggest stories (0)
- 15: Cleveland Indians hold winter development program at Veale Center (0)
- 14: 23 students honored for work at Intersections: SOURCE Poster Session (0)
- 14: Weekly meditation group for all students to meet every Monday (0)
- 14: Special announcement to all participants in Retirement Plan B (0)
- 14: Lunchtime Ethics Table discussions to start Jan. 30 (0)
- 14: Memorial service for employee Elise Lindsay and her husband to be held Feb. 15 (0)
- 14: University Circle institutions unite to advance area’s cultural, academic character (0)
- 13: Applications being accepted for NIH Shared Instrumentation Grant program (0)
- 12: CCEL’s spring community service fair scheduled for Friday; free pizza provided (0)
- 12: Freedman Fellows presentations continue Jan. 18 with music’s Stephen Hefling (0)
- 11: CWRU community remembers first-year student Ally Piepho (2)
- 11: Emeritus Professor Lou Giannetti weighs in on this year’s Oscar race (0)
- 11: Biochemistry’s Michael Weiss discusses new insulin findings (0)
- 11: CWRU community members’ top goals for 2013 (0)
- 11: Take a survey on student housing at CWRU, get entered to win $200 gift certificate (0)
- 11: Women Faculty Connect luncheon to be held Jan. 22 (0)
- 11: Free nicotine cessation program to be offered on campus Jan. 29–March 19; register now (0)
- 10: Law, bioethics prof Maxwell Mehlman discusses military human enhancements (0)
- 10: Sight-seeing on the moon? Hit up the Sea of Tranquility, says astronomy’s Chris Mihos (0)
- 10: Political scientist Kathryn Lavelle talks about the fallout from the fiscal cliff deal (0)
- 10: Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell talks about benefits of law degree on Bloomberg News (0)
- 10: Psychology’s Julie Exline blogs about spiritual life shining through in unexpected spots (0)
- 10: Neurology’s Cathy Sila discusses Hillary Clinton’s brain clot (0)
- 10: Research ShowCASE returns this April; abstracts accepted now through Feb. 1 (0)
- 10: Faculty: UCITE to host session on increasing student satisfaction with your course (0)
- 10: Learn about recent findings on youth risk behavior in Jan. 16 seminar (0)
- 09: After decades of research, scientists unlock how insulin interacts with cells (5)
- 08: Find out parking details for spring semester move-in (0)
- 08: Get ”Fit for Life” program begins Jan. 14 at 121 Fitness (0)
- 08: Dental school to host annual free dental exam day, Jan. 12 (0)
- 08: Art historian documents works that strengthen India’s link to European Renaissance (0)
- 07: Learn how to create nutritious soups during free cooking demonstration Jan. 10 (0)
- 07: Cleveland institutions, state pool $6M to launch businesses (1)
- 07: Tickets available for one-day trip to Washington for Inauguration Day (0)
- 07: Political science’s Karen Beckwith discusses Hillary Clinton’s potential future (0)
- 07: Small businesses not pulling in enough revenue, said Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane (0)
- 07: Psychology’s Anthony Jack discusses empathetic vs. analytic thought (0)
- 07: CWRU researcher finds different genes result in same adaptation to thin air (0)
- 06: Graduate student support group to meet Tuesday, Jan. 8 (0)
- 06: Free class on emotional intelligence in the workplace to be offered Jan. 16 (0)
- 06: 121 Fitness celebrates its 25th anniversary with sign-up special (0)
- 03: Psychology’s Donald Freedheim participates in APA video series on psychotherapy (0)
- 03: Art history professor Henry Adams presents on his book, A Buckeye Abroad (0)
- 03: Emeritus mathematics professor Robert Clark passes; memorial to be held in February (0)
- 03: Launchpad.case.edu, m.case.edu to re-launch Jan. 7 (0)
- 03: Frontiers in Biological Sciences Lecture Series to continue Jan. 16 (0)
- 03: 5 questions with…study abroad adviser, competitive Scrabble player Lisa Brown (1)
- 03: Mathematics professor Peter Kotelenez passes away (4)
- 03: Stay up to date with weather-related communications by updating contact information in Rave (0)
- 03: Resident assistant applications now available online (0)
- 03: Hold your next event at Squire Valleevue Farm’s Manor House (0)
- 02: Like 121 Fitness on Facebook, join for free (0)
- 02: Weatherhead’s Scott Shane weighs in on the fate of small businesses in 2013 (0)
- 02: Nursing’s Ann Williams provides advice on managing insulin therapy (0)
- 02: Study of suicide risk can help us understand school shootings, says Daniel Flannery (0)
- 02: Too early to predict Clinton’s 2016 run, says political science’s Karen Beckwith (0)
- 02: Professor Gary Landreth’s Alzheimer’s research one of 2012′s top scientific findings (0)
- 02: Federal tax changes to go into effect this month (0)
- 02: New opportunities available for grad students to participate in funded international research (0)
- 02: Registration now open for free professional development and learning workshops (0)
- 02: Learn about the science behind networking during Science Café Cleveland event (0)
- December 2012 (129)
- 21: Medicine’s William Schiemann and researchers target molecule’s role in late-stage breast cancer (0)
- 21: Motive of Newtown shooter may never be known, says Daniel Flannery (0)
- 21: Find out how the students, faculty and staff of CWRU plan to spend their time off (0)
- 21: Career Center offers program to shadow alumni over spring break (1)
- 21: Employee Health Risk Appraisal now complete; prize winners announced (0)
- 21: 121 Fitness to be open during winter break with adjusted holiday hours (0)
- 21: SIS to be unavailable Dec. 28–30; Blackboard, QuikPay and more to be affected (0)
- 21: Reminder: The Daily will not publish Dec. 24–Jan. 1; submit news now (0)
- 21: More details on The Tuition Exchange program now available online (0)
- 21: 5 questions with…CWRU crossing guard Mark Chavis (12)
- 20: Law’s Michael Scharf sounds off on Congo rebel leader’s acquittal (0)
- 20: Psychology Clinic offers low-cost counseling by doctoral students (0)
- 20: Winter break housing available after residence halls close Dec. 20 (0)
- 20: Political economist pens primer on U.S. financial and political systems (0)
- 20: CWRU, AstraZeneca partner for new tuberculosis drug trial in South Africa (0)
- 19: ”Forbes” selects four CWRU women for ”30 under 30” (0)
- 19: Residence halls close Dec. 20 at 3 p.m.; find move-out parking info and more (0)
- 19: ITS CARE Centers adjust hours for winter break (0)
- 19: Lake Erie wind farm proposal wins $4 million federal grant (1)
- 18: Yoga, meditation classes offered in January at a discounted rate (0)
- 18: Youth violence expert Dan Flannery sounds off on Newtown, CT shooting (0)
- 18: Medicine’s Stephen Sroka gives advice for talking to children about tragedy (0)
- 18: Law’s Michael Benza discusses governor’s decision on death row inmate (0)
- 18: Meeting time set for Thursday’s discussion of new tuition-assistance consortium (0)
- 18: School of Medicine researchers discover new molecule linked to late-stage breast cancer (0)
- 17: Register a 2013 Relay For Life team by Dec. 31 to win gift cards (0)
- 17: Symantec antivirus software available for free download on Software Center (0)
- 17: CWRU joins consortium to provide employees’ dependents tuition assistance (1)
- 16: Nominate a professor for the Wittke Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching (0)
- 16: Get “Fit for Life” in the new year with 121 Fitness; save now with early bird pricing (0)
- 16: Free download of Adobe Acrobat XI Professional available on Software Center (0)
- 15: The Hindu Santa ‘Clause,’ as explained by religion professor Deepak Sarma (0)
- 15: Law’s Jonathan Adler weighs in on Cleveland court’s curfew ruling (0)
- 15: Psychiatry’s Susan Hatters Friedman comments on neonaticide study (0)
- 14: Law’s Jonathan Adler comments on same-sex marriage cases in U.S. Supreme Court (0)
- 14: Roger Saillant of Fowler Center discusses impact of altering plant genetics (0)
- 14: Ethiopians’ genes adjusted to thin air, says anthropology’s Cynthia Beall (0)
- 14: Take a break from finals Monday to decorate cookies (0)
- 14: Properly dispose of hard drives when Cintas truck comes to campus Dec. 19 (0)
- 14: 5 questions with…Grammy nominee, music instructor Bruce Egre (1)
- 13: New version of Origin data analysis software available for free download (0)
- 13: Northeast Ohio medical collaboration earns national accolades (0)
- 13: Refuel for final exams at tonight’s annual late-night breakfast (0)
- 12: Mandel School to launch first online degree program (0)
- 12: Economics faculty Jack Kleinhenz talks fiscal cliff deadlines (0)
- 12: Psychology’s Julie Exline discusses why it’s so hard to genuinely say “I’m sorry” (0)
- 12: Emeritus economics professor Asim Erdilek passes away (2)
- 12: Weatherhead School remembers emerita professor Lucille Mayne (0)
- 12: ”The Daily” will not publish Dec. 24 to Jan. 2; submit your announcements now (0)
- 12: Distinguished University Professor Eva Kahana gives tips to aging proactively (0)
- 12: CFAR’s Michael Lederman discusses new anti-HIV gel (0)
- 12: SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca takes part in live chat on “The Hobbit” (0)
- 12: Pursuing literary immortality illuminates how the mind works, researcher finds (1)
- 11: Faculty: Deadline to apply for ACES+ grants is Friday, Dec. 14 (0)
- 11: Donations being accepted for annual book sale (0)
- 11: Weatherhead School’s J. B. Silvers named treasurer, secretary of health care committees (0)
- 11: Neal Meropol appointed to American Society of Clinical Oncology board of directors (0)
- 11: Undergraduates: Take a break from finals to build gingerbread houses Dec. 13 (0)
- 11: School of Medicine receives funding from Gates Foundation (0)
- 10: Confirm open enrollment selections online by Dec. 14 (0)
- 10: First Case Western Reserve University online degree program to launch next month (0)
- 10: Nutrition Professor Paul Ernsberger reevaluates common health notions (0)
- 10: Law’s Juscelino Colares examines Honda’s new strategy (0)
- 10: Nursing’s Carol Musil presents on effects of stress on physical, mental health (0)
- 10: Fowler Center’s Roger Saillant delivers keynote address at Cleveland Engineering Society (0)
- 10: Make meal plan changes for spring semester now through January (0)
- 10: Give input, get updates on university’s strategic plan through new website (0)
- 10: Engineering’s James McGuffin-Cawley talks technology’s importance in manufacturing (0)
- 10: Mandel School’s Robert Fischer discusses growth of technology in nonprofit sector (0)
- 10: Reduce finals stress with on-campus activities (10)
- 09: Weatherhead School to sponsor stress-relieving activities Dec. 11 for all students (0)
- 08: Graduate student support group to meet Tuesday, Dec. 11 (0)
- 07: Join University Counseling Services at ”Wii Need a Break,” Dec. 10 and 14 (0)
- 07: EndNote X6 software now available for download (0)
- 07: 5 questions with…faculty diversity leader Robynn Strong (0)
- 06: Researcher from University of Geneva to give talk on memory across generations, nations (0)
- 06: Matlab R2012b now available for download on Software Center (0)
- 06: Law’s Tim Webster presents, publishes on topics related to China (0)
- 06: Religious studies and philosophy’s Deepak Sarma speaks on Hinduism at conference in Utah (0)
- 06: Distinguished University Professor Terry Hokenstad travels to Russia to consult, lecture (0)
- 06: Take a quick break before exams at Kelvin Smith Library (0)
- 06: Donate to Charity Choice campaign before Dec. 14 (0)
- 06: MLK Essay Contest launches, offering cash prizes to faculty, staff and students (0)
- 06: Psychology’s James Overholser discusses football players’ grieving after teammates’ suicide (0)
- 06: Psychology’s Douglas Detterman talks to NBC News about brain training games (0)
- 05: Kind words spread across campus, via Facebook (0)
- 05: LGBTA committee seeks participants for new research group (0)
- 05: Mind-Body Café’s final workshop, ”Peace, Love & Happiness,” set for Dec. 7 (0)
- 05: African American Society to hold annual Ebony Ball on Saturday (0)
- 05: Download LabVIEW 2012 on Software Center (0)
- 05: Voices of Glory to hold fundraising concert Dec. 8 (0)
- 05: 121 Fitness offers two free yoga classes to help relieve stress (0)
- 05: Patriots coach Bill Belichick donates to CWRU (0)
- 05: Perfectionism is a mix of nature, nurture, says psychology’s Amy Przeworski (0)
- 05: Medicine’s Kathryn Teng testifies on proposed Personal Heath Care Month (0)
- 05: Psychiatry’s Patrick Runnels discusses aspects of mental illness (0)
- 05: New bus route offers service to rapid station during commuter hours (7)
- 05: Learn about spring break and spring II courses at Dec. 7 event (0)
- 04: Speakeasy and Solstice to perform joint end-of-semester concerts Dec. 9 (0)
- 04: Join author Christopher Sliders as he presents his book, ”From the Ground Up” (0)
- 04: Law’s Tim Webster elected to Council on Foreign Affairs, named visiting scholar in Taiwan (0)
- 04: Room numbers changed in Sears Building (0)
- 04: Rethink issues surrounding obesity at Science Café Cleveland’s ”Fat Cells: The Loyal Friends You Despise” (0)
- 04: Sopko to encourage student entrepreneurship as new LaunchPad director (0)
- 04: Bill Belichick donation to CWRU honors late father (0)
- 04: City drilling bans may not hold up in court but could help, says law’s Jonathan Entin (0)
- 04: Physics and astronomy’s Glenn Starkman blogs about life at CERN, post-Higgs boson (0)
- 04: Pediatrics faculty Marisa Herran talks tending to individuals in Syria (0)
- 04: Professor Clifford Harding named 2012 AAAS Fellow for Medical Sciences (0)
- 03: Take free, confidential health risk appraisal by Dec. 15; enter to win iPads, gym memberships and more (0)
- 03: Spartanthon, aka Dance Marathon, to hold kickoff event Friday, Dec. 7 (0)
- 03: Pathology’s David Wald honored with Ohio Cancer Research Associates award (0)
- 03: CWRU awarded grant to build battery for smart grid, renewables (0)
- 03: Deadline to apply for Train the Champion diversity awareness program is Dec. 14 (0)
- 03: Learn how to create communities connecting public health, primary care during Dec. 6 lecture (0)
- 03: Art Studio exhibition, ”Fall Semester in Review,” open Dec. 10-14 (0)
- 03: Greek service honor society collecting donations for Cleveland refugee organization (0)
- 03: Local author to visit bookstore today to share new book, ”Cleveland Christmas Memories” (0)
- 03: Mandel School’s Michael Schramm outlines effects of foreclosures in Northeast Ohio (0)
- 03: Religious studies professor Deepak Sarma talks Diwali (0)
- 03: Research associate Michael Ponting discusses new polymer lenses (0)
- 03: Weatherhead School’s Chris Laszlo discusses the shift to sustainable investing (0)
- 03: Pediatrics’ Jonathan Fanaroff says new child obesity calculator likely is right (0)
- 02: Fair trade jewelry sale taking place on campus today and Wednesday (0)
- 02: Tuberculosis Research Retreat to be held Dec. 7 (0)
- 02: ”The Daily” gets an end-of-year makeover (1)
- 02: Campus Advent service to be held Dec. 5 (0)
- 01: Adelbert Hall Holiday Open House set for Dec. 13; RSVP by Dec. 11 (0)
- 01: 5 questions with… entrepreneur JeShaune Jackson (0)
- November 2012 (232)
- 30: Last free cooking demo of the year to showcase holiday appetizers (0)
- 30: Purchase holiday gifts for local children through the Giving Tree in Thwing Center (0)
- 30: Printing Services’ 2013 calendars now available for pickup (0)
- 30: 2013 open enrollment benefits period ends today (0)
- 29: A look at the historic Thanksgiving Day football matchup on campus (0)
- 29: Undergraduate Indian Students Association to hold annual cultural show Nov. 30 (0)
- 29: QuikPay to be down Dec. 3, 1-4 a.m., for scheduled maintenance (0)
- 29: Applications for spring semester CCEL Fellows due Dec. 3 (0)
- 29: Middle Eastern Cultural Association to host fall hafleh Dec. 1, featuring food, dancing and more (0)
- 29: Chilean author, human rights activist to present on campus Dec. 3 (0)
- 29: Webinar series continues with ”Today’s Chinese Student: Cultural Insights for Better Integration” (0)
- 29: Law school is worth the money, according to law school dean Lawrence E. Mitchell (0)
- 29: No topic is sacred or off-limits for analysis, says religious studies’ Deepak Sarma (0)
- 29: Math faculty elected to American Mathematical Society Fellows (1)
- 28: History’s David Hammack receives leadership award for work on nonprofits, voluntary action (0)
- 28: Student medical device company wins first place at Northeast Ohio Entrepreneur Expo competition (0)
- 28: Graduate students earn second place in Johnson & Johnson’s national competition (0)
- 28: Attend a community hour discussion on post-graduation opportunities for women (0)
- 28: Apply for Beta Theta Pi’s Men of Principle Scholarship (0)
- 28: SOURCE to host research seminar Dec. 4 titled ”Don’t Forget, That’s a Person” (0)
- 28: Women faculty: Get advice from full professors during Dec. 4 lunchtime discussion (0)
- 28: Players’ Theatre Group to perform the play ”Chaika” this weekend (2)
- 28: Cleveland middle-schoolers to experience hands-on science, technology and dentistry (1)
- 28: Discuss the implications of online course evaluations during Friday’s public affairs talk (0)
- 28: Start off the holiday season at Friday’s community hour a cappella concert (0)
- 28: Discuss religious, cultural differences of the holiday season during WILD Wednesday talk (0)
- 28: CWRU honored with inaugural Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award (0)
- 28: Weatherhead dean voices desire to emphasize a global mindset (0)
- 28: Personal motivation and experience is crucial to social work, says Mandel School’s David Crampton (0)
- 28: Learn how to find undergraduate research opportunities at upcoming events (0)
- 28: Mind-Body Café continues Friday with ”Love Your Body, Love Yourself” workshop (0)
- 28: Faculty: Get tips for employing active learning techniques in large classes during UCITE session (0)
- 28: Poetry reading with award-winning local poets to be held Nov. 29 (0)
- 28: Get holiday presents wrapped for a good cause during Relay for Life fundraisers (0)
- 28: Learn about the practice, study of international law during Friday’s talk with Michael Scharf (0)
- 28: EHS gives fire-safety tips for the holiday season (0)
- 27: Weatherhead School of Management leads global brainstorm (0)
- 27: Child actor turned law faculty Charles Korsmo gives advice to Justin Bieber (0)
- 27: Mandel School’s Robert Fischer says social services agencies seeing major changes (0)
- 27: Political science professor Pete Moore weighs in on Middle Eastern conflict (0)
- 27: Case School of Engineering Dean elected to inaugural class of prestigious council (0)
- 27: SOURCE to hold two workshops on making, presenting posters at Intersections (0)
- 27: Spring break, spring II study abroad information session scheduled for Nov. 30 (0)
- 27: Tweet using #GivingCWRUsday to win a $25 American Express gift card (0)
- 27: Complete and submit 2013 Benelect enrollment by 8 p.m. on Nov. 30 (0)
- 27: Faculty: Apply for ACES+ Advance Opportunity Grants to obtain supplemental funding (0)
- 27: 2013 orientation dates, orientation student executive board announced (0)
- 27: Graduate students, faculty to perform 28th annual Doc Opera Dec. 8 to benefit Free Clinic (0)
- 27: Researchers find genetic factor holds key to blood vessel health (0)
- 26: Two bands to perform at this week’s Spot Night, Nov. 28 (0)
- 25: More free flu shots available to employees Nov. 28-29 (4)
- 25: Dental, nursing students collaborate in new project offering ”one-stop” healthcare (0)
- 24: Mid-year graduates invited to Alumni Association reception Dec. 10; RSVP now (0)
- 24: Dance production MaDaCol runs Nov. 29-Dec. 1, featuring 60 performers (0)
- 23: Learn how to use Google Translate during Nov. 29 ITS webinar (0)
- 23: Get tips on publishing scientific articles during Nov. 30 workshop with leading publisher (0)
- 21: New medical education, research building now halfway past fundraising goal (0)
- 21: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski blogs about the pressures of a working mom (1)
- 21: Nursing study finds obesity, dental health linked in homeless children (0)
- 20: Student-athletes give back, sharing their love of soccer with kids in Kenya (0)
- 20: Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods’ advisory board wins best practice award (0)
- 20: Adoption Network Cleveland honors Mandel School faculty member David Crampton (0)
- 20: MediaVision Courseware down for maintenance 3-6 a.m. Nov. 24 (0)
- 20: Open enrollment continues through Nov. 30; talk about options with HR representatives (0)
- 20: Free post-Thanksgiving Zumba class offered through Employee Wellness Program (0)
- 20: University Circle Inc. running Toys for Tots, accepting new, unwrapped toys until Dec. 14 (0)
- 20: Discover how university faculty, students are using Google Apps for Education (0)
- 20: Weatherhead’s Steven C. Hartstein comments on impact of alternative minimum tax on middle class (0)
- 20: International health professor Charles King comments on spread of disease (0)
- 20: Nursing’s Chris Manacci speaks about heroism on Sound of Ideas panel (0)
- 20: Law dean Lawrence Mitchell discusses growing student exchange program (0)
- 19: Professor of law, bioethics gains media attention for new book, gives presentations on ethics (0)
- 19: Dental medicine’s Leena Palomo featured by American Association for Dental Research (0)
- 19: Engineering’s LaShanda Korley selected to present at Kavli Frontiers of Science symposium (0)
- 19: Help shape the university’s future by taking part in strategic plan open forum Nov. 29 (0)
- 19: Renew parking passes at Access Services by Dec. 6 (0)
- 19: CWRU chapter of AAUP to hold annual forum with President Snyder Dec. 10 (1)
- 19: Public meetings to be held Nov. 29 to discuss local bicycle, transit options (0)
- 19: Research strengthens link between obesity and dental health in homeless children (0)
- 19: Political science’s Pete Moore discusses Middle East conflict (0)
- 19: Medical school receives significant gift in honor of Dean Davis (0)
- 19: Experts at law school symposium discuss fracking technology’s growth (0)
- 19: Two orthodontics residents take home top honors at Great Lakes Association of Orthodontists event (0)
- 18: Jonathan Lass honored by Eye Bank Association of America for work on corneal preservation (0)
- 18: Undergraduate students take home second place in Deloitte Consulting’s Battle of Ohio (0)
- 18: Learn more about Department of Bioethics at info session Nov. 30 (0)
- 18: SAC taking donations to benefit homeless men in Cleveland (0)
- 18: New policy at Kelvin Smith Library begins Nov. 26; IDs required to enter (0)
- 18: ReWind Offshore’s leaders on campus Nov. 26 to discuss building first freshwater wind farm (0)
- 18: Case Western Reserve receives Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award (0)
- 16: How to close the start-up gap, according to Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane (0)
- 16: Engineering’s Lisa Camp talks “Trust Belt”–the tech corridor from CLE to Pittsburgh (0)
- 16: Medicine’s Jane Little discusses half-match bone marrow transplants (0)
- 16: Constance and James W. Brown make significant gift to new medical building (1)
- 15: Find out where the arch featured in this week’s photo is located (0)
- 15: Help hurricane relief efforts by donating blood at last on-campus drive this year (0)
- 15: Apply for one of three $30,000 CTSC/Explorys Collaborative Pilot grants (0)
- 15: RTA conducting maintenance on airport’s rapid station, affecting travel beginning Nov. 27 (0)
- 15: 5 questions with…VP of Student Life Patrick Vaughn (0)
- 15: Art history and art chair Catherine Scallen discusses new doctoral program (0)
- 15: Weatherhead School’s JB Silvers weighs in on MetroHealth’s new CEO (0)
- 14: Undergraduate Program Faculty meeting set for Nov. 26 to discuss, vote on SAGES governance (0)
- 14: Reminder: Proposals for MLK Celebration funding due Friday (0)
- 14: Medical devices can be powered by ear (0)
- 14: Now 10 years old, the Peter B. Lewis Building is quietly transforming business education at CWRU (0)
- 14: Officer Chavis keeps one of Cleveland’s busiest sidewalks safe (0)
- 14: Indian Graduate Student Association to hold annual show Nov. 17 (0)
- 14: Sign up for 121 Fitness this month for 50% less; earn remaining 50% back by exercising (0)
- 14: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to focus on the intelligence community (0)
- 14: CWRU researchers take home American Musicological Society honors (0)
- 14: CWRU, Cleveland Museum of Art announce grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation (0)
- 14: CWRU launches new website to help ensure workplace safety (0)
- 14: think[box] technology helps dental student create the perfect proposal (2)
- 13: Theater department to perform Tony-award-winning play Nov. 15-18 (0)
- 13: Law’s Sharona Hoffman gives presentations on electronic health records (0)
- 13: Dive into the structure of masculinity in videogames during Nov. 15 presentation, discussion (0)
- 13: Music education director William Bauer publishes article on integrating technology in music (0)
- 13: Music education’s Matthew Garrett publishes article on the LGBTQ component of music teacher training (1)
- 13: Learn–and sample–health-conscious Thanksgiving recipes during cooking demo Nov. 16 (0)
- 13: Get tips for talking to parents about grades, future plans in Nov. 16 workshop (0)
- 13: Memorial service for Emeritus Professor Leroy Klein to be held on campus Nov. 17 (0)
- 13: Learn about building community at CWRU during Friday event (0)
- 13: Law review’s annual symposium to tackle law, policy issues surrounding fracking (0)
- 13: Memorial services set for longtime employee Elise Lindsay and her husband (10)
- 13: University Rankings (0)
- 13: Learn about the Mandel School’s online master’s program during Nov. 14 webinar (0)
- 13: Celebrate international culture, campus diversity at Poetry and Arts Coffeehouse (0)
- 12: Improve your health during annual benefits fair Nov. 14-15 (0)
- 12: Department of Bioethics to host showing of ”Rise of the Planet of the Apes” Nov. 14 (0)
- 12: UCITE session to address conflict resolution in professional settings (0)
- 12: Take confidential health risk appraisal, get entered to win iPads, 121 memberships and more (0)
- 12: SAS JMP Genomics 6.0 now available for Windows download (0)
- 12: Lebanese scholar to visit campus for talk, ”Lebanese Women and Qur’anic Exegesis in the 1920s” (0)
- 12: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on the Ohio Supreme Court election results (0)
- 12: Journalism professor Jim Sheeler writes tribute to Lt. Col. David Cabrera (0)
- 12: Emeritus professor Louis Gianetti discusses how Vietnam played out in film (0)
- 12: Learn the difference between CVs and resumes–and how to write both–Nov. 13 (0)
- 12: Graduate student support group to meet Nov. 13 (0)
- 12: Sigma Psi to host 34th annual Mr. CWRU male beauty pageant Nov. 16 (0)
- 12: Open enrollment begins today; make elections online or at benefits fair Nov. 14-15 (0)
- 12: Flora Stone Mather Center’s ”Shameless Self-Promotion” series continues with talk on social media (0)
- 12: Who needs feminism? Find out in two upcoming discussions, Nov. 13 and 15 (0)
- 12: Hear about the U.S. ”energy renaissance” and its implications on policy in Nov. 15 talk (0)
- 12: Learn how Freedman Fellow Paul Iversen is reading inscriptions on the first analog computer (0)
- 12: Urban researcher helps Clevelanders explain their home in ”Rust Belt Chic” (2)
- 09: Enjoy free, local food at third annual Compassion Feast (0)
- 09: Women in Science & Engineering’s Heather Clayton Terry selected for PhD Project Conference (1)
- 09: Associate Professor Matthew Willard selected for Elite Young Scientist Conference (0)
- 09: Work out and support women’s heart health at Aphitness on Nov. 11 (0)
- 09: Kelvin Smith Library announces Thanksgiving holiday hours (0)
- 09: 5 questions with…Case Comprehensive Cancer Center administrator Anne Duli (3)
- 09: Full schedule of events set for International Education Week, Nov. 12-17 (0)
- 09: Campus community invited to welcome Delta Chi to CWRU at Nov. 10 chartering banquet (0)
- 08: Apply now for Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity’s Train the Champion program (0)
- 08: YUVA speaker to discuss ”Interfaith Tolerance & Understanding” Nov. 11 (0)
- 08: Materials science’s Roger French discusses new solar research center (0)
- 08: Weatherhood School’s Michael Goldberg weighs in on startups (0)
- 08: Rise of social networking doesn’t cause introversion, says psychology’s Amy Przeworski (0)
- 08: Poetry’s Sarah Gridley to lead next Faculty Work-in-Progress session Nov. 15 (0)
- 08: Students at the top of their game, placing CWRU among top 25 smartest colleges (0)
- 07: CWRU nurse researchers find effort takes its toll on unpaid family caregivers (2)
- 07: Friday event to celebrate religious diversity (0)
- 07: Local author to visit university bookstore Nov. 12 for book signing (0)
- 07: Make your voice heard at strategic planning forum Nov. 15 (0)
- 07: Friday’s Career Center open house to feature doughnuts, cider and giveaways (0)
- 07: Political science chair to lead Public Affairs Discussion Group on this week’s election results (0)
- 07: Expect crowds for Friday’s Undergraduate Admissions open house (0)
- 07: Music rules in special creative and experimental ”play zones” (0)
- 07: Engineering’s Ken Loparo discusses possibility of cyber attack (0)
- 07: Humans can’t be empathetic, logical simultaneously, says cognitive science’s Anthony Jack (0)
- 07: Surgery’s Jeffery Ponsky discusses development of feeding tube (0)
- 07: Weatherhead School’s Michael Goldberg answers questions on valuation, going national (0)
- 07: Trump’s Chrysler claims likely wouldn’t affect election, says poli sci’s Mark Major (0)
- 07: Professor Deepak Sarma blogs about affirmative action, diversity in religious studies (0)
- 07: Law’s Andrew Pollis, Jonathan Entin weigh in on Eaton Corp.’s judge request (0)
- 07: Political science’s Kathryn Lavelle discusses candidates’ tax deduction plans (0)
- 07: Romney’s pledge to halt environmental regulations would be limited, says Jonathan Adler (0)
- 07: Professor Douglas Detterman discusses prevalence, success of “brain training” companies (0)
- 07: Professor J.B. Silvers debunks myths about health care reform (0)
- 07: History’s Rhonda Williams talks to Baltimore NPR about public housing (0)
- 07: Weak economy leads to less trash, explains sustainability director Stephanie Corbett (0)
- 07: “Exposure therapy” can help perfectionists, says psychology’s Amy Przeworski (0)
- 07: Political science’s Joe White explains the history of the electoral college (0)
- 07: Younger voters more fiscally conservative than in recent years (0)
- 07: IBM’s Watson headed to med school at Lerner College (0)
- 06: Zumba classes offered on north side of campus weekly (0)
- 06: Dance department members take the stage Nov. 9-11, 15-17 for ”Facets” (0)
- 06: SAS JMP 10 Pro now available through Software Center for all students, faculty and staff (0)
- 06: Help your community during Saturday of Service; registration closes today (0)
- 06: Study abroad info sessions, events kick off International Education Week (0)
- 06: Uncomfortable in presentations and interviews? Attend a public speaking workshop (0)
- 06: University of Pittsburgh professor to give talk on ”New Insights in Tuberculosis” (0)
- 06: Science Café Cleveland’s next event focuses on driving fast, the science of speed (0)
- 06: New 3-D maps help find triggers of birth defects in an embryo heart (0)
- 06: Article by law’s Leon Gabinet accepted for publication in “Journal of Taxation Investments” (0)
- 05: CTSC to hold half-day symposium on conducting comparative effectiveness research (0)
- 05: Faculty member Jeremy Bendik-Keymer publishes article, “Ethical Adaptation to Climate Change” (0)
- 05: “Case Western Reserve Law Review” debuts tablet-friendly issue, releases new podcast (0)
- 05: SOURCE info sessions to provide students tips on earning undergraduate research positions (0)
- 05: Set spring break plans now: CCEL offering service trips to New Orleans, Nicaragua (0)
- 05: Benelect packets being distributed; open enrollment runs Nov. 12-30 (0)
- 05: Sixth graders to visit campus Nov. 8 for “Introduce a Girl to Science Day”; volunteers still needed (0)
- 05: Join the Mandel School, local leaders for a morning-after look at election results (0)
- 05: Nov. 8 lecture to focus on mass incarceration, retributive justice (0)
- 05: Novelists, pop culture critics to lead discussion on the new mash-up of ”science fantasy” (0)
- 05: “Encyclopedia of Cleveland History” celebrates 25th anniversary (0)
- 04: Weatherhead School’s Mark Taylor elected VP, academics of AAA Auditing Section (0)
- 04: Dental medicine clinical instructor, alumnus Ronald Lemmo elected ADA treasurer (0)
- 04: Distinguished University Professor Eric Baer receives honorary professorship (0)
- 04: Baker-Nord Center’s Revolution Film Series continues Nov. 6 (0)
- 04: Economics Society to host nonpartisan election night watch party for all students (0)
- 04: Hillel, Middle Eastern Cultural Association partner for film screening Nov. 8 (0)
- 04: Wednesday’s Spot Night gets cultural with headliner African Soul International (0)
- 04: CWRU Habitat for Humanity traveling to South Carolina over winter break (0)
- 04: Faculty, staff and alumni invited to LGBTA fall happy hour Nov. 8 (0)
- 04: Upgrades to PeopleSoft now available; new features streamline audits, processing requests (0)
- 02: Self-service email, password tools unavailable Nov. 6, 2-6 a.m. (0)
- 02: Nonpartisan post-election discussion ”Election 2012–Now What?” scheduled for Nov. 7 (2)
- 02: Ethics Table opens up to campus community this spring with discussions, events and more (0)
- 02: Brain physiology limits simultaneous use of empathy, analytic thought (10)
- 02: Weatherhead School’s Diana Bilimoria to receive higher education leadership award today (0)
- 02: 5 questions with…political organizer, women’s voting advocate Destinee Henton (0)
- 01: Find out what classes won’t teach you in upcoming faculty forum (0)
- 01: Power of Diversity lectures continue Nov. 6 with “Health Disparities and the eHealth Revolution” (0)
- 01: Yoga, meditation classes offered at discounted price; bring a friend for free (0)
- 01: Distinguished University Professor Eva Kahana to share experience in Nov. 5 lecture (0)
- 01: Cast a vote for the best pizza in Cleveland at USG’s free Pizzalympics Nov. 7 (0)
- 01: Jennifer Madden’s grant wins nearly $800,000 for Youngstown community development corporation (0)
- 01: Film by art history’s Jenifer Neils and students selected for international film festival (1)
- 01: Still without power? Showers, warm study spaces available on campus (0)
- 01: Student-focused lab safety seminar to be held Nov. 6 (0)
- 01: Case Footlighters present “Avenue Q” Nov. 8-10 (0)
- October 2012 (274)
- 31: Funding proposals being accepted through Nov. 16 for MLK Celebration events (0)
- 31: Apply now for spring study abroad; info sessions taking place this week (0)
- 31: Applications being accepted for community health improvement grants (0)
- 31: Learn where the candidates stand on women’s issues during Nov. 2 event (0)
- 31: Join a post-election discussion on ”Politics Policing Women” Nov. 7 (0)
- 31: Political science faculty to give pre-election forecasts at Friday’s discussion group (0)
- 31: Paralympian’s new book tells how Cleveland FES Center changed her life (0)
- 31: Students make their voices heard during State of the University address (0)
- 31: English professor investigates the suspenseful, mysterious world of detective novels (0)
- 31: Faculty: Learn to deal with unexpected classroom situations during upcoming UCITE session (0)
- 30: Mind-Body Café continues with talk on “Mindfulness in Everyday Life” (0)
- 30: Join the modern languages and literatures department for international tea Nov. 1 (0)
- 30: New training ”patients” arrive for CWRU nursing students (0)
- 30: Hear from legal professionals on the pros and cons of a law degree (0)
- 30: Apply for the Springfest 2013 Committee by Nov. 7 (0)
- 30: Major difference exists between insanity plea and competency, says law’s Michael Benza (0)
- 30: Begun Center’s Dan Flannery weighs in on the unexpected effects of drug sting (0)
- 30: Pop culture expert Brad Ricca discusses “The Walking Dead” allure for advertisers (0)
- 30: North entrance to Cedar–University Rapid Station to close Nov. 5; shuttle options still available (2)
- 30: Traffic detour to begin Oct. 31 on East 105th Street (0)
- 30: Educational Services for Students to hold workshops on test taking, time management and more (0)
- 30: Free flu shots available at Benefits Fair Nov. 14–15 (5)
- 30: Author of “weird, wild and unexplained” book to visit university bookstore on Halloween (0)
- 30: Join University Circle partners at Oct. 31 Circle Neighbors event, focused on urban farming (0)
- 30: Watch election night results with the political science department (0)
- 30: Law, bioethics professor examines crucial issues emerging in genetic engineering (0)
- 29: Students, employees and families invited to Kids Against Hunger meal-packing event (0)
- 29: Medicine’s Reena Mehra says new sleep study could help people’s health (0)
- 29: Chemistry professor Daniel Scherson discusses the fate of the electric car (0)
- 29: Some universities look for “post-debate bump” like CWRU’s, “Wall Street Journal” notes (0)
- 29: Medicine’s Dorr Dearborn finds home visits, repairs can help asthmatic children (0)
- 29: German studies program’s Susanne Vees-Gulani discusses Karl May’s influence on Germans (0)
- 29: Sophomore Destinee Henton joins WCPN panel to weigh in on latest debate (0)
- 29: Pathology’s Brian Cobb discusses diversity of blood types in evolution (0)
- 29: Bon Appetit’s new well-being indicator highlighted in “Washington Post” (0)
- 29: Poli sci’s Justin Buchler tells Al Jazeera English about the importance of Ohio in the election (0)
- 29: Law’s Juscelino Colares presents in U.S. and Canada, publishes papers (0)
- 29: Law’s Andrew Pollis presents across Cleveland (0)
- 29: Journalism professor Jim Sheeler presents his book “Final Salute” at Notre Dame (0)
- 29: Bon Appetit’s annual student survey opens today; Kindle, gift card prizes available (2)
- 28: Administrative professionals: Register for CAPS classes to learn policies, procedures and more (0)
- 28: President Snyder looks to CWRU’s future in State of the University Address (1)
- 27: Chilean author, human rights activist Marjorie Agosin visits campus Oct. 30 for lecture (0)
- 27: Mandel School offers part-time options for PhD programs; info session to be held Nov. 13 (0)
- 26: Undergrads: Get tips on finding research positions during Oct. 30 event (0)
- 26: Become a Safe Zone member by attending upcoming workshops (0)
- 26: Learn about the Middle East’s political stability vs. energy sustainability dilemma in Nov. 8 talk (0)
- 26: President Snyder to deliver State of the University Address to students Oct. 30 (0)
- 26: Take a look inside one of Uptown’s newest additions (0)
- 26: Mind-Body Café series continues Friday with session on boosting self-esteem (0)
- 26: CWRU fraternities launch new leadership event featuring prominent Cleveland speakers (0)
- 26: Halloween at Home hits campus Oct. 27 (0)
- 26: 5 questions with…USG President, civil engineer James Hale (0)
- 26: Family Friday Night series presents “Gales of November” Nov. 9 (0)
- 25: Spartan volleyball to ”Dig for the Cure” in breast-cancer awareness matches Oct. 27 (0)
- 25: Celebrate Halloween with men’s basketball’s Cakes at Case service (0)
- 25: More tickets available to see Mayim Bialik on Nov. 1 (2)
- 25: Weatherhead School to hold undergrad programs open house Oct. 26 (0)
- 25: Employee Wellness Program presents free Indian cuisine cooking demo (2)
- 25: Middle Eastern Cultural Association presents free Turkish coffee, fortune-reading Oct. 25 (0)
- 25: ITS to conduct scheduled maintenance Oct. 27, affecting library resources (0)
- 25: National Cancer Institute honors medicine professor with prestigious award (0)
- 25: Registration closes Oct. 31 for Fall SatCo; classes include tours, hikes, volunteering and more (0)
- 24: CWRU EMS to hold annual mass casualty incident drill Oct. 28; volunteers needed (0)
- 24: CWRU wins $1.2 million federal grant to develop flexible nanoscale electronics (0)
- 24: Case Western Reserve University Mortar Board chapter receives national award (0)
- 23: CWRU and Wooster’s Baird Brothers’ Trophy featured on ESPN College GameDay (0)
- 23: Political science’s Karen Beckwith talks prevalence, effectiveness of campaign ads (0)
- 23: Professor Ica Manas-Zloczower discusses recent $3.8 million NSF grant (0)
- 23: Network with colleagues Nov. 1 at Women Faculty Connect (0)
- 23: Thank generous alumni, get entered to win a $50 Visa gift card (0)
- 23: Registration deadline approaches for SOURCE Symposium and Poster Session (0)
- 23: Mandel School’s Book and Author series continues Oct. 31 with look at gender identity, photography (0)
- 23: Police, ITS offer discounts to CWRU for theft-recovery service for personal computers (0)
- 23: Dental school hosts 18 Chinese visitors here to polish their orthodontic skills (0)
- 23: Researchers find preterm labor therapy offers promise for inflammatory diseases (0)
- 22: CWRU, Rock Hall to honor Chuck Berry during American Music Masters events (0)
- 22: Faculty: Learn to better teach international students during Oct. 25 UCITE session (0)
- 22: CWRU’s political parties face off at “Election 2012 Debate” Oct. 25; submit your questions now (0)
- 22: Professor Scott Shane examines importance of attracting investors in startup companies (0)
- 22: Join a lunchtime discussion Oct. 31 on “The Objectification of Halloween Costumes” (0)
- 22: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski and Rebecca Hazen discuss prevalence of anxiety disorders in children (0)
- 22: Mandel School researcher Richey Piiparinen publishes “Rust Belt Chic” (0)
- 22: Center for Inquiry to host talk Oct. 25 on separation of church and state (0)
- 22: Employee Wellness Program to hold free health seminar Oct. 29 on eating disorders (0)
- 22: ITS to conduct maintenance on campus servers Oct. 29; password, email changes unavailable (0)
- 22: Al Jazeera English reporter Dorothy Parvaz to discuss the Arab Spring Nov. 1 (0)
- 22: Law and bioethics professor Jessica Berg talks about fertility clinic raffles (0)
- 22: History’s John Grabowski discusses the 25th anniversary of ”Encyclopedia of Cleveland History” (0)
- 22: Juggling Club hosts Cleveland Circus over the weekend (0)
- 22: Art’s Henry Adams discusses upcoming exhibit of Frank Wilcox’s work (0)
- 22: Kelvin Smith Library receives $500,000 gift, with matching funds totaling $1 million (0)
- 22: CWRU chief information security officer to present on lessons learned from a data loss security incident (1)
- 22: Tinkham Veale II memorial service to take place Friday on campus (0)
- 21: Department of Bioethics to host second movie night Oct. 24 (0)
- 21: Cleveland Hillel sponsoring overnight trip to Holocaust Memorial Museum Nov. 3-4 (2)
- 21: Get involved in Staff Advisory Council’s basket raffle, to take place during Benefits Fair (0)
- 21: Ninth annual Provost Leadership Retreat to focus on “Innovating in Higher Education” (0)
- 21: Mailing lists, administrative aliases to be unavailable Oct. 23, 2–6 a.m. (0)
- 21: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to tackle Congress’s insecure majorities, perpetual campaigns (0)
- 19: With just more than two weeks until the election, how likely is it CWRU voters will be swayed? (0)
- 19: Tickets for annual Weatherheadless Ball–open to all grad, professional students–on sale now (0)
- 19: President Snyder to deliver State of the University Address to faculty, staff Oct. 26 (0)
- 19: Learn the ”3 Secrets to Success” from Distinguished University Professor Richard Boyatzis (0)
- 19: Annual National Center for Regenerative Medicine Scientific Retreat scheduled for Nov. 12 (0)
- 19: Professor to explore and dispel ”Myths About Youth Voters” in lecture on Oct. 30 (0)
- 19: 5 questions with…wellness expert, nursing faculty member Elizabeth Click (0)
- 18: CWRU experiences help recent alumna become Fulbright scholar in South America (0)
- 18: Provost announces new strategic planning process to build on university’s progress (3)
- 18: Local high school students to go backstage at School of Medicine as part of new three-part program (0)
- 17: Library’s Jared Bendis discusses latest technology on ”Around Noon” (0)
- 17: Dental Professor Suchitra Nelson says moms affect kids’ dental health (0)
- 17: Chemical engineering professor, undergrad find chemistry of plasma/liquid interactions (0)
- 17: WISER goes to Monticello Middle School (0)
- 17: Professor Glenn Starkman blogs about his time at CERN (0)
- 17: Weatherhead’s Scott Shane writes about the importance of self-employment numbers (0)
- 17: Pediatrics Professor Robert Needlman says infants’ stranger anxiety is normal (0)
- 17: Free health tests, flu shots as part of Case for Community Day (0)
- 17: Professor Deepak Sarma questions centrality of Sanskrit for Hindu liturgy (0)
- 17: Civil engineer Art Huckelbridge agrees with Main Avenue Bridge truck ban (0)
- 17: J.B. Silvers says Cleveland’s medical mart still faces an uphill battle (0)
- 17: Associate Dean Molly Berger discusses the Beverly Hills Hotel’s 100th anniversary (0)
- 17: Pathology’s Vincent Monnier explains the original discovery of why food tastes better cooked (0)
- 17: Weatherhead’s David Cooperrider discusses his ideas on businesses as agents of change (0)
- 17: Harvey Pekar’s roots discussed in CWRU program (0)
- 17: Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane weighs in on how Congress can lower federal deficit (0)
- 17: Classes begin for Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program (0)
- 17: Dean Jerry Goldberg discusses exchange program with Rambam Health Care Center (0)
- 17: CWRU ranks No. 37 on PayScale’s ranking of best ROI (0)
- 17: Three medicine faculty receive CTSC Core Utilization Awards (0)
- 17: Open Enrollment period begins Nov. 12; Benefits Fair to be held Nov. 14-15 (0)
- 17: Save the date: Second Beamer-Schneider Lecture in Ethics & Civics announced (0)
- 17: Learn how to use the ITS help site through online demonstration Oct. 25 (0)
- 17: Associate Dean Molly Berger wins major prize for study of American luxury hotels (0)
- 17: PhD student’s paper wins first place in national polymer research award competition (1)
- 17: RePlay for Kids to hold toy repair, modification workshop Oct. 22 (0)
- 17: Art Studio to feature faculty member’s work, “Cuba Today: A Soviet Inventory” (0)
- 17: Medtronic Foundation VP to address global health Nov. 1 as part of Power of Diversity series (0)
- 17: CWRU launches new wellness initiatives, including free, confidential Health Risk Appraisal (0)
- 17: Lead gift from Marian K. Freedman yields $1 million funding for library’s Freedman Center (0)
- 17: Weatherhead School adjunct professor named VP of National Association for Business Economics (0)
- 17: Gov. John Kasich selects law professor, alum to assist with Supreme Court nomination (0)
- 17: ITS to conduct maintenance Oct. 19 to upgrade AuroraP server, affecting several resources (0)
- 17: Famed author, curator to explore unlocking the past through photographs of medicine, war, crime and more (0)
- 16: Friday workshop on health and wellness to address ”Alcohol in the Family” (0)
- 16: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to examine biblical rhetoric in the presidential election (0)
- 16: Faculty: Attend UCITE session Oct. 18 to better understand, prevent and deal with cheating (0)
- 16: Recycle old computers, cell phones and more in e-waste drive, part of Case for Community Day (0)
- 15: Freedman fellow John Grabowski to discuss advancement of online Encyclopedia of Cleveland History (0)
- 15: Pharmacology Professor Andreas Engel receives honorary doctorate from university in Denmark (0)
- 15: ITS to conduct maintenance on computer servers Oct. 18, some resources unavailable (0)
- 15: Faculty: Submit a proposal for seed grants to enhance internationalization at CWRU (0)
- 15: CWRU earns grant for Collaborative Ohio Inquiry Network to improve health care research (0)
- 15: Senior mechanical engineer wins people’s choice award for poster on CWRU wind turbine (2)
- 15: Kelvin Smith Library to operate under different hours during fall break (0)
- 15: Weatherhead School to host first all-undergraduate happy hour, ”PB&Js in the PBL” (0)
- 15: Mandel School to host watermark art gallery Oct. 17–20 (0)
- 15: Office of Disability Resources bringing National Employment Recruitment program to campus (0)
- 15: CWRU technology making computer data storage cheaper and easier (0)
- 15: Michelson Postdoctoral Prize winner to be on campus for four lectures this week (0)
- 15: Robert E. Widing II starts today as Weatherhead School of Management dean (0)
- 14: GSS to host professional development seminar for students on time management Oct. 17 (0)
- 14: It’s game time: LGBTQA Graduate and Professional Student Game Night set for Oct. 16 (0)
- 14: ITS and Globus Online to host web tutorial Oct. 18 on moving research data (0)
- 14: Two-day event at CWRU to discuss ”Why Germans Love Cowboys and Indians” (0)
- 13: Discuss the impact of U.S. foreign policy in Nicaragua during Oct. 16 event (0)
- 13: CTSC accepting 2013 annual pilot funding letters of intent (0)
- 13: Library to hold Oct. 20 workshop on folded book sculptures with local artist Gene Epstein (0)
- 12: Weatherhead School’s J.B. Silvers weighs in on medical mart’s potential (0)
- 12: History’s Molly Berger discusses the luxury of the Beverly Hills Hotel (0)
- 12: Professor Vincent Monnier talks about the discovery of why cooked food tastes better (0)
- 12: Last chance to register for next week’s 10th annual Case for Community Day (0)
- 12: 5 questions with…homecoming queen, sorority president Gabby Pruchno (0)
- 12: 121 Fitness offers Sweetest Day massage class; early bird pricing ends today (0)
- 11: Weatherhead School’s Richard Boyatzis named among top 10 influential thinkers (2)
- 11: Sociology faculty member Tim Black to speak on race, gender and mass incarceration (0)
- 11: Learn about effects of natural gas development on your health in upcoming lecture (0)
- 11: Spots still remain for winter break mission trip to Kenya (0)
- 11: Law’s Jonathan Adler presents around the U.S., publishes papers and op-eds (0)
- 11: Associate Dean Michael Scharf travels to Libya, Nova Scotia and more for presentations (0)
- 11: VP Marilyn Sanders Mobley gives keynote at inaugural African American Activism and Creativity symposium (0)
- 11: Local pastor to lead LGBT Center talk Oct. 16, titled “11 Verses Does Not a Bible Make” (0)
- 11: Procurement Services to host annual vendor fair Oct. 23 (0)
- 11: Late comic book writer Harvey Pekar’s widow and illustrator to discuss his life, religion in Oct. 17 event (0)
- 11: Public meeting tonight on the East 105th/MLK traffic circle project (0)
- 11: Show your talents at ”Night at the Apollo” on Oct. 11 (0)
- 10: Kelvin Smith Library to host retrospective look at the work of Jan Sobota, master bookbinder (0)
- 10: Kids Against Hunger charity competition runs through Oct. 31; winner receives Melt gift card (0)
- 10: Trustee, alumna to receive lifetime achievement award (2)
- 10: Employee Wellness Program to offer two free muscle conditioning classes (0)
- 10: Nursing students to give away 1,000 cupcakes Oct. 12 in honor of National Midwifery Week (0)
- 10: Researcher earns $1.8M grant to investigate link between psoriasis, cardiovascular disease (0)
- 09: Baker-Nord Center’s Revolution Film Series continues on Oct. 15 (0)
- 09: MediaVision undergoing maintenance Oct. 11, unavailable certain hours (0)
- 09: CWRU joins Northeast Ohio colleges in effort to advise local manufacturers (0)
- 09: New nanotechnology exposes cancer’s lethal couriers (0)
- 09: Safely dispose of hard drives when Cintas Mobile Hard Drive Disposal truck arrives Oct. 22 (0)
- 09: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to contemplate the future of primary care (0)
- 09: Global Ethical Leaders Society to host panel on Ethics of International Development Oct. 12 (0)
- 09: Info session this week for all spring break and spring 2 study abroad programs (0)
- 09: Undergraduate Indian Students Association presents cultural event, Navratri Garba, Oct. 13 (0)
- 09: Faculty: Attend UCITE session Oct. 11 to learn how to make ideas stick with students (0)
- 09: “The Economist” ranks Weatherhead School among top MBA programs (0)
- 09: VP for Research Robert Miller says research budgets could be severely cut (0)
- 09: Political science’s Kathryn Lavelle discusses looming tax hikes (0)
- 08: Hear about ”The Alzheimer Enigma Amidst Global Aging” during Oct. 15 lecture (0)
- 08: CWRU wins $3.8 million grant to wean sustainable energy off oil (0)
- 08: Kaiser Permanente representative on campus, open for consulting Oct. 11 (0)
- 08: University Counseling Services to sponsor Friday workshops on student health, wellness (0)
- 08: Share the Vision invites students, organizations to propose SatCos (0)
- 08: ”Plain Dealer” publisher and political columnist to discuss the ”mash-up” of social, traditional media (0)
- 08: Scott Shane explains why entrepreneurship alone can’t fix job crisis (0)
- 08: History’s John Grabowski discusses Ohio’s economic past and future (0)
- 08: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski cited in “Washington Post” blog on Big Bird (0)
- 08: Learn about 3-credit study abroad opportunities in Guatemala, Poland, Netherlands and India (0)
- 07: Graduate Student Support Group meets second Tuesday of month, starting Oct. 9 (0)
- 07: Alpha Chi Omega to host ”Kristin’s Story” talk to raise awareness of sexual violence, depression (1)
- 07: Faculty: Applications open for UCITE Nord Grants (0)
- 07: Office of Immigration and HR Services announces Diversity Immigrant Visa Program open (0)
- 07: HCM upgrades now in place; training available online (0)
- 07: Join Marvel Comics’ writer, editor for insider view on comics, graphic novels (0)
- 07: Dental school joins Israel’s Rambam Medical Center for new program (2)
- 07: CWRU celebrates 10th annual Case for Community Day, offers free health screening and flu shots (0)
- 05: 5 questions with…homecoming king, student leader James Silay (0)
- 05: Vice President for Student Affairs Glenn Nicholls to retire after 26 years at CWRU (1)
- 04: University librarian Arnold Hirshon weighs in on how library could use $5M gift (1)
- 04: Upward Bound at CWRU gets $200,000 donation from AT&T (0)
- 04: Astronomy Professor Heather Morrison discusses formation of the Milky Way (0)
- 04: Red Cat, Pioneer and Rough Rider rooms—what exactly are they named for? (0)
- 04: Campus organizations to host Ally Coming Out Party in honor of National Coming Out Day (0)
- 04: National Residence Hall Honorary holding membership drive (0)
- 04: “Walk a mile in her shoes” Oct. 13 for domestic violence awareness (0)
- 04: Authors invited to hold events at university bookstore (0)
- 04: University of Pittsburgh professor to visit campus for talk on Argentinean writer Jorge Luis Borges (0)
- 04: American Board of Internal Medicine president to give Kaiser Permanente bioethics lecture (0)
- 04: High campus traffic expected during Monday’s Undergraduate Admissions open house (0)
- 04: Engineering’s Joseph Potkay discusses artificial lung creation (0)
- 04: CWRU cited as “the future of Wi-Fi” for colleges (0)
- 04: Christopher Butler talks America’s struggle with math (0)
- 04: Professor Deepak Sarma discusses billion-dollar treasure hunt in Hindu temple (0)
- 04: Meditation, yoga classes offered in 4-week series at University Hospitals (0)
- 04: Support diabetes awareness at Beta Theta Pi’s 28th annual walkathon Oct. 6 (0)
- 04: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to explore the relationship between presidents and the media (0)
- 04: University Health Service to offer students flu shots at upcoming clinics (0)
- 04: Experience authentic cuisine at the Asian American Alliance’s “Taste of Asia” event (0)
- 04: Drug reverses abnormal brain function in Rett syndrome mice (0)
- 03: School of Medicine professor receives largest NSF instrumentation grant of 2012 (0)
- 03: Uptown highlighted in “Architechtural Record” (0)
- 03: English Professor William Marling discusses upcoming Bouchercon convention (0)
- 03: Insanity plea difficult to prove, explains psychiatry’s Sara West (0)
- 03: Kelvin Smith Library receives $5 million gift, largest in library’s history (0)
- 02: Mayim Bialik—star of “Blossom” and “Big Bang Theory”—coming to CWRU next month (0)
- 02: UPB to host fashion show Thursday night featuring African styles (0)
- 02: Learn about the evolution of Cleveland during upcoming documentary, discussion (0)
- 02: All-campus laser tag game to light up campus Saturday night; live music, free food on the schedule (0)
- 02: Faculty: Apply for spring 2013 UCITE Learning Fellowships (0)
- 02: Appointment ceremony, reception to be held Oct. 10 honoring Ica Manas-Zloczower (0)
- 02: Author, human rights activist on campus Oct. 9 for talks on Chilean coal miners, the Latino vote (0)
- 02: CWRU’s Upward Bound Program only organization in Ohio selected for contribution from AT&T (0)
- 02: CWRU students, CIA grad present energy-saving app in D.C. (0)
- 02: Math Chair Daniela Calvetti helps fact check Secretary of State Husted’s claims (0)
- 02: Mather Spotlight Awards, Women of Achievement luncheon to honor women faculty Oct. 12 (0)
- 02: New competitive speech team to hold first meeting Oct. 4 (0)
- 02: Seniors: Apply for WISER Professional Mentoring Program by Oct. 5 (0)
- 02: Learn about SIS and Undergraduate Studies’ advising center during Oct. 4 UCITE event (0)
- 02: Fluctuating temperatures may affect building system operations (0)
- 02: New committee appointed to evaluate child care options; survey available (0)
- 01: Researchers use quasars as mileposts marking the universe’s expansion (3)
- 01: Poli sci’s Justin Buchler discusses importance of “coal miner ads” this election (0)
- 01: School of Medicine receives $1.5M gift from alumnus (0)
- 01: Uptown, Toby’s Plaza officially open at Blue Block Party (0)
- 01: Professor Deepak Sarma questions whether class and caste are core to Hinduism (0)
- 01: It’s a wrap: Alumni, family and friends visit CWRU for Homecoming (0)
- 01: Associate professor Matt Willard presents at National Academy of Engineering conference (0)
- September 2012 (222)
- 30: Humans vs. Zombies invades campus this week; registration still open (0)
- 30: Women faculty: Learn to communicate with credibility during leadership development event (0)
- 30: CWRU students, CIA grad demonstrate award-winning energy-saving app to DOE today (2)
- 29: Learn from the chairman of the FDIC about their role in the financial crisis during Oct. 3 talk (0)
- 28: Bioethics’ Stuart Youngner co-edits book on Dutch practice of physician-assisted death (0)
- 28: Linda Ehrlich to lead discussion at Cleveland Cinematheque following Japanese film (0)
- 28: Purchase CaseCash on bursar’s account by Thursday; later additions must go on credit cards (0)
- 28: Construction on Cedar–University rapid station to begin; traffic lane switch starts Oct. 4 (1)
- 28: Do rising expectations create revolutions? Baker-Nord Center’s Oct. 9 talk explores idea (0)
- 28: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on appeals court case challenging DOMA (0)
- 28: Case Democrats representatives visit “The Sound of Ideas” to discuss 2012 election (0)
- 28: English lecturer Brad Ricca discusses Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ fame (0)
- 28: President Snyder discusses medical education building plans with “Crain’s” (0)
- 28: Alumnus builds on momentum for new medical school building with $1.5 million gift (0)
- 28: 5 questions with…CWRU’s Spartan, Eric Vondrak (0)
- 28: The presidency in a partisan era: Join a discussion with scholar Jeffrey E. Cohen (0)
- 27: Nominate an individual for next year’s Inamori Ethics Prize (0)
- 27: C-SPAN Campaign Bus to make a stop at CWRU (0)
- 27: First-years, undeclared upperclassmen: Attend the Choices 2012 opportunity fair Oct. 5 (0)
- 27: Faculty: Interested in leading short-term study abroad programs in spring? Fill out forms by Oct. 1 (0)
- 27: Where is the campus image featured in Monday’s issue located? Find out now (2)
- 27: Writing Resource Center to hold writing workshops this fall (0)
- 27: Memorial service to be held Oct. 6 in honor of emeritus professor Wilma J. Phipps (0)
- 27: Political science professor Karen Beckwith weighs in on women and the election (0)
- 27: Claudia Coulton discusses recent child poverty numbers (0)
- 27: Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane makes case for more microeconomics (0)
- 26: Discuss “The European Economy and EU Politics” with public affairs group Sept. 28 (0)
- 26: Faculty/staff softball game to be held Oct. 6 (0)
- 26: Case Alumni Association announces 2012 award recipients (0)
- 26: Poetry book by English lecturer Brad Ricca wins “Best of Cleveland” honor (0)
- 26: Celebrate fall at third annual Farm Harvest Festival Oct. 6 (0)
- 26: Prevention & Recovery Services to hold “Celebrating Recovery” event Sept. 28 (0)
- 26: Facilities project begins Monday near binary walkway; slight pedestrian detour required (0)
- 26: Registration open for Case for Community Day 2012 (0)
- 26: Meet famed chef, food writer and Cleveland native Michael Ruhlman at library event (0)
- 26: Study shows Alcoholics Anonymous participation promotes long-term recovery (2)
- 26: Pediatrics faculty Susannah Briskin co-authors report on danger of trampolines (0)
- 26: Medicine’s Barry Hoffer says addictions must be managed (0)
- 26: Law’s Lewis Katz discusses upcoming Supreme Court ruling on blood testing for drunk driving (0)
- 26: Meet the 2012 Homecoming Court; online voting for king and queen closes Thursday (0)
- 26: Learn how to safely conduct research during undergraduate seminar series (1)
- 26: Help the community through donations to the 2012 Charity Choice campaign (0)
- 26: CWRU’s Psychology Clinic adds therapy for children, adolescents (0)
- 26: Bookstore to hold grand opening during Blue Block Party, including Nook, gift card giveaways (0)
- 26: Learn about Kelvin Smith Library’s resources during Sept. 28 open house (0)
- 26: International research meeting on Huntington’s disease scheduled for Oct. 4-5 (0)
- 26: Civil engineering researchers rebuild bridge trusses used by Amasa Stone (3)
- 26: CWRU social work researcher lends hand in making Cleveland healthier (1)
- 25: Ohio Supreme Court travels to Cleveland for first time in 15 years for off-site court session at CWRU (0)
- 25: Case Western Reserve researchers create short-term memories in-vitro (0)
- 24: STAND informational meeting on Sept. 26 will include fundraiser planning, free pizza (0)
- 24: Yost Hall renumbered to reduce confusion (0)
- 24: Relay for Life planning season kicks off Sept. 28 with community hour event (0)
- 24: HCM to be unavailable Sept. 27- Oct 1 for upgrade to version 9.1 (0)
- 24: Hear from university leadership on promotion and tenure during UCITE session (0)
- 24: Access Services sells monthly RTA passes pre-tax for employees (0)
- 24: Discover today’s Poland in Sept. 27 seminar (0)
- 24: Schubert Center to host talk on risky behaviors during adolescents’ transitions to high school (0)
- 24: Political scientist Justin Buchler says unemployment may not sway voters (0)
- 24: Law instructor Michael Benza explains how guilty politician is staying out of prison (0)
- 24: Law’s Jonathan Entin says Amish group convicted in hate crime trial could appeal (0)
- 24: The Alumni Association announces 2012 alumni award recipients (0)
- 24: SAGES, Writing Program announce top writing portfolios from 2011-12 (0)
- 24: Mandel School Professor Aloen Townsend receives national leadership award (0)
- 24: Wondering how politics and religion can mix? Find out in interfaith discussion (0)
- 24: Active Minds at Case Western Reserve meets every Wednesday (0)
- 24: Undergraduate women in STEM fields invited to take part in online mentoring with leaders in field (0)
- 24: Women STEM faculty: Volunteer to mentor in online program to encourage involvement in STEM (0)
- 24: Faculty: Attend a learning forum with Harvard’s Eric Mazur to learn his teaching methods (0)
- 24: Learn how art, culture affect revolt in the Middle East during Sept. 28 panel discussion (0)
- 24: Baker-Nord Center’s Faculty-Work-in-Progress series continues Sept. 27 (0)
- 24: Artist Heather Ault to visit Dittrick Center for talk on “Art, Activism and Contraception” (0)
- 24: Get in the Spartan spirit for Homecoming, Alumni and Family Weekend (0)
- 24: Two local foundations commit $20 million total to launch campaign for new medical education building (3)
- 21: Tinkham Veale, alumnus and philanthropist, passes away (0)
- 21: Civil engineering’s David Zeng helps fact check fracking claims (0)
- 21: Technology management’s Joseph Jankowski discusses CWRU’s growing bioscience efforts (0)
- 21: “Social Justice and Diversity: Intersections” lecture kicks off Power of Diversity Lecture Series (0)
- 21: Expert to discuss revolutionizing medicine through nanotechnology in Ford Distinguished Lecture (3)
- 21: View the works of Art Studio faculty in exhibition Sept. 21–Oct. 12; reception held tonight (0)
- 21: 5 questions with…flight nursing director, life-saving Good Samaritan Chris Manacci (5)
- 21: Free hummus on the library oval today, courtesy of the Middle Eastern Cultural Association (0)
- 20: The New Jim Crow author’s talk tops off citywide discussions about the book (1)
- 20: Attend the Spartan Spiritfest for the homecoming court reveal, plus food and activities (0)
- 20: Interested in teaching English in Japan? Attend informational session Sept. 24 (0)
- 20: Law, bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman presents on health care reform, electronic medical records (0)
- 20: Law’s Jonathan Adler publishes, presents on variety of topics, from climate change to health care (0)
- 20: Art Professor Henry Adams curates, writes companion catalogue for Cleveland gallery exhibit (0)
- 20: Submit papers, reviews or essays to “Discussions,” CWRU’s undergraduate research journal (0)
- 20: Free low-cal cooking demo featuring Bon Appetit’s new dietician to be held Sept. 26 (0)
- 20: President Snyder discusses new RTA project (0)
- 20: Mandel School’s Claudia Coulton discusses key numbers for coming election (0)
- 20: Weatherhead School’s David Cooperrider to lead Sustainable Cleveland 2019 (0)
- 20: Uptown arrives: CWRU celebrates dedication with Blue Block Party, Sept. 27 (0)
- 19: Get details on study abroad programs to Guatemala, Poland, Netherlands and India (0)
- 19: Considering going pre-law? Find out what admissions directors look for during info session (0)
- 19: Operation Smile student organization to hold first meeting tonight (0)
- 19: Learn about “The Future of University Libraries” in Friday’s discussion group (0)
- 19: Last chance to register for Steps 4 Staff 2-mile walk (0)
- 19: American Red Cross hosts blood drives Thursday and Friday (0)
- 19: Muslim Student Association’s annual Fast-A-Thon to be held in support of UNICEF Syria (0)
- 19: Show your Spartan spirit in the homecoming office/residence hall decorating contest (0)
- 19: Baker-Nord Center continues Revolution film series with screening of “Persepolis” (0)
- 19: Alumnus, philanthropist Tinkham Veale passes (3)
- 18: Meet author, former faculty member Patricia Harman at university bookstore Sept. 20 (0)
- 18: Freedman Fellow, associate professor Brian Gran to discuss child trafficking in upcoming lecture (0)
- 18: Calling all performers: Info session to be held Sept. 20 for study abroad program in London (0)
- 18: Discounted tickets available for Sunday’s Browns game (0)
- 18: CWRU to launch London and Jerusalem experiences in spring 2013 (0)
- 18: Film screening of “Never Let Me Go” to take place Sept. 19; ethics discussion to follow (0)
- 18: Graduate students: Learn about careers in strategy and management consulting (3)
- 18: Research Administration holds contest to name data management system; winner to receive free iPad (0)
- 18: Walleye on the menu Sept. 25 as Bon Appétit celebrates first-ever Eat Local (Fish) Challenge (0)
- 18: Cedar-University Rapid Station to undergo $18.5 million renovation (0)
- 18: Register for the Stephanie Tubbs Jones 5K Race for Education, taking place homecoming weekend (0)
- 18: Homecoming parade registration open now through Sept. 26 (0)
- 18: Learn about HCM upgrades in info sessions; system will be unavailable Sept. 27-Oct. 1 (0)
- 18: Security vulnerability identified in Chrome, Firefox; update web browsers now (1)
- 17: Award-winning documentary on American health care to screen at CWRU Sept. 19 (0)
- 17: Rape Aggression Defense classes held throughout October for female employees, students (0)
- 17: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick discusses suspect in Warren, Ohio, case (0)
- 17: Pediatrics’ Jonathan Fanaroff talks danger of babies born to opiate-addicted moms (0)
- 17: Claudia Coulton discusses latest Census Bureau income, poverty statistics (0)
- 17: Information Technology Services releases annual report, three-year strategic plan (0)
- 17: Biomedical engineering program named one of top 10 in the country (0)
- 17: Young Americans for Liberty to distribute free Constitutions today in honor of Constitution Day (0)
- 16: Learn about volunteer opportunities at Friday’s community service fair (2)
- 15: Book signing to be held in honor of 75th anniversary of “Their Eyes Were Watching God” (0)
- 15: Fall Power of Diversity Lecture Series lineup announced (0)
- 14: Professor Maxwell Mehlman receives first NIH grant to study use of genetic science by the military (0)
- 14: Senior receives national Phi Kappa Tau Foundation scholarship (1)
- 14: Annual Thai Food Festival taking place today on the Quad (0)
- 14: Art’s Henry Adams to lead discussion on art museum guard, local artist Dexter Davis (0)
- 14: Professor Stan Gerson receives medical school’s highest honor (0)
- 14: Poverty rate holds steady across Ohio but still at highest levels in 30 years, says Robert Fischer (0)
- 14: Religion professor Timothy Beal looks at the theology of punk collective Pussy Riot (0)
- 14: Weatherhead School’s William Mahnic discusses FirstMerit Bank’s purchase of Citizens Republic (0)
- 14: Deadline extended to Sept. 28 to apply for L.E.A.D. Certificate Program (0)
- 14: 5 questions with…senior class president Christian Wargo (0)
- 13: Learn tips for earning a research position during upcoming SOURCE sessions (0)
- 13: Annual Constitution Day forum to address issues of “Internet piracy and the Constitution” (0)
- 13: Employees showcase leading CWRU initiatives at Gigabit Breakfast Club event (0)
- 13: Suzanne Rivera and Maxwell Mehlman become regular contributors to new Harvard law blog (0)
- 13: Philosophy’s Jeremy Bendik-Keymer travels to Slovakia for series of talks (0)
- 13: Good with wires? Help out at the toy repair workshop to benefit children with disabilities (0)
- 13: Get Out the Vote with trivia, giveaways and free pizza at Thwing Tuesdays (0)
- 13: University to test its electricity-reduction potential Monday from noon to 1 p.m. (1)
- 13: 121 Fitness invites the community to try one week free, Sept. 17-23 (0)
- 12: Get “Fit for Life” Program starts Sept. 24; early bird pricing available through Sept. 14 (0)
- 12: Learn the basics of budgeting in Friday’s Money 101 seminar (0)
- 12: Sign the pledge to show “Words Matter” during community hour event (0)
- 12: Graffiti Live! brings color to campus Sept. 16 in UPB-sponsored event (0)
- 12: Case for Sight to host annual Dinner in the Dark Sept. 14 (0)
- 12: Meet Sandra Pollino, author of “Flying Fear Free,” at the university bookstore Sept. 14 (0)
- 12: Researchers find body’s genetic material could aid regenerative medicine, cancer therapy (0)
- 12: Nominate a book for next year’s common reading selection (0)
- 12: Physics and astronomy professor Glenn Starkman talks the future of computers (0)
- 12: Law’s Cassandra Robertson and Jonathan Entin weigh in on real estate malpractice (0)
- 12: Medicine’s Neal Meropol discusses benefits of clinical trials in cancer treatments (0)
- 12: Middle Eastern Cultural Association kicks off fall semester with meeting tonight (0)
- 12: Learn about academic technology resources for faculty during Thursday’s UCITE seminar (0)
- 12: Procurement & Distribution Services Vendor Fair to be held Oct. 23; vendor suggestions needed (0)
- 12: Friday’s Public Affairs Discussion Group to take on cost-sharing of prescription drugs (0)
- 12: Hear “How VARs Turn Into Billions” during upcoming Energy Alliance Speaker Series event (0)
- 12: Printing Services makes major changes, including new hours, location (0)
- 12: Case Western Reserve climbs to 37th in U.S. News’ Best Colleges 2013 rankings (1)
- 11: Be a Civic Engagement Scholar (0)
- 11: Lack of sleep linked to breast cancer (0)
- 11: Get ready for Gospelfest (0)
- 11: Malaria genomes sequenced (0)
- 10: Researchers sequence genome of malaria-causing parasite (0)
- 10: Community service Rotaract Club to hold kickoff meeting Sept. 12 (0)
- 10: University to hold additional employee resource group interest meetings (0)
- 10: CWRU hosts Cleveland’s AIDS 2012 International Conference Sept. 12 (0)
- 09: Coordinating an event? Attend the student event planners expo Sept. 12 (0)
- 09: Employee Wellness Program to hold free seminar on weight loss Sept. 11 (0)
- 09: Art’s Henry Adams to curate major watercolor exhibition (0)
- 09: Potentially second-ever photo of Emily Dickinson presented at conference at CWRU (0)
- 09: CES EduPack now available through ITS for students, faculty and staff (0)
- 08: Open house, reception to welcome The Laura and Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program to campus (0)
- 07: Get a history of the American economy during fifth annual Ubbelohde lecture (0)
- 07: Learn about one-on-one mentoring for women international graduate, professional students (0)
- 07: New Staff Advisory Council members elected (0)
- 07: Attend Mini Med School—medical school “for the rest of us”—in October (0)
- 07: An upheaval in ideas arrives at CWRU’s Baker-Nord Center this fall (0)
- 07: Inamori Foundation commits additional $1 million to support ethics initiatives at Case Western Reserve (0)
- 07: 5 questions with…engineering student, national design contest winner Lauren Smith (3)
- 07: The truth behind the myth: Why does a gargoyle sit atop Amasa Stone Chapel? (0)
- 06: Young Americans for Liberty to hold free barbecue Saturday (0)
- 06: Workshop to be held Sept. 18 for women faculty on “Shameless Self-Promotion” (0)
- 06: Explore “Paths to Peace” in Sunday’s interreligious event (0)
- 06: Meditation, yoga classes offered at University Hospitals (1)
- 06: ITS adds updated SAS JMP version to Software Center (0)
- 06: Learn about Cleveland’s leading role in the radio to TV transition in “Anarchy on the Airwaves” Sept. 13 (0)
- 06: Research VP Robert Miller talks new treatments for MS (0)
- 06: Campus radio WRUW to hold 31st annual Studio-A-Rama event Sept. 8 (0)
- 06: Inamori Ethics Prize winner, ethics professor discuss how environmentalism has failed (0)
- 06: Today’s UCITE program focuses on how to identify, help students in distress (0)
- 05: Learn how to get involved with campus radio during upcoming info sessions (0)
- 05: Steps 4 Staff walk, benefiting Staff Educational Enhancement Fund, set for Sept. 21 (0)
- 05: Welcome reception for underrepresented minority students, employees to be held Sept. 11 (0)
- 05: New Apple operating system, Mountain Lion, now available for free download (0)
- 05: Mom’s emotional health, education linked to teen’s oral health, says CWRU dental study (0)
- 05: Law’s Maxwell Mehlman says recent lawsuit raises interesting questions (0)
- 05: Sociology’s Susan Hinze talks women, work and family (0)
- 05: Inamori Center’s Shannon French discusses Inamori Ethics Prize winner David Suzuki (0)
- 05: Volunteers needed for Girls’ Science and Engineering Club; orientation tonight and tomorrow (0)
- 04: SPSS Version 20 now available for download on Software Center (0)
- 04: Three Ohio universities join together to streamline statewide research efforts (0)
- 04: Women Staff Leadership Development Institute “Class of 2013” announced (0)
- 04: Award-winning author David Livingstone Smith to speak at CWRU (0)
- 04: Applicants sought for NSF Major Research Instrumentation Program (0)
- 04: International and Study Abroad Fair to take place Friday on the quad (1)
- 04: Baker-Nord Center kicks off speaker series with author, Civil War expert David Blight (0)
- 04: Engineering’s Iwan Alexander flies high with Blue Angels during air show (0)
- 04: Political science’s Joseph White talks rising retirement age (0)
- 04: Distinguished University Professor Alan Rocke explains the history of the hamburger (0)
- 04: Case Western Reserve University Board of Trustees elects chair, appoints two trustees (0)
- 04: Outgoing board chair Charles J. “Bud” Koch receives University Medal (0)
- 02: Learn about Saint-Gobain Student Design Competition in upcoming info sessions (0)
- 02: Learn about “Cleveland’s Downtown Rebound” during Friday’s discussion group (0)
- 01: Attend Eco Showcase Sept. 6 to learn about sustainability efforts of campus, community groups (0)
- August 2012 (168)
- 31: Sophomores and juniors in STEM fields needed to mentor first-year students (0)
- 31: Women staff: Develop your professional, personal life plan during upcoming session (0)
- 31: NetWellness to assist with upcoming series on addiction (0)
- 31: School of Medicine co-hosts health data symposium (0)
- 31: Weatherhead School’s Susan Helper discusses California’s manufacturing revival (0)
- 31: “The Daily” seeks talented writers for hands-on, fast-paced student work opportunity (0)
- 31: 5 questions with…”Observer” editor-in-chief, junior Tyler Hoffman (3)
- 31: Student Affairs announces 10 winners of Little Blue Book trivia challenge (0)
- 30: Autism Speaks U chapter to hold first meeting Sept. 4 (0)
- 30: Writing Resource Center opens Tuesday; consultants available to visit classes (0)
- 30: Severance Hall? Kelvin Smith Library? Monday’s photo actually was taken at… (0)
- 30: Two School of Medicine faculty receive CTSC Core Utilization Awards (0)
- 30: Environmentalist David Suzuki to give lecture, receive Inamori Ethics Prize Sept. 6 (0)
- 30: Juniors and seniors: Apply for the 2012 homecoming court by Sept. 9 (0)
- 30: Learn more about studying abroad in Ecuador during info sessions next week (0)
- 30: Join Staff Networking Circle to learn how to move into leadership roles, strengthen goals (0)
- 30: Nominate individuals for honorary degrees; deadline to submit is Sept. 14 (0)
- 30: Dittrick Museum of Medical History highlighted as top thing to do in CLE (0)
- 30: William Kamkwamba’s fall convocation speech covered in “The Plain Dealer” (0)
- 30: Law and bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman, on benefits of electronic medical records (0)
- 30: Elaine “Lainie” Hadden honored with University Medal during convocation (0)
- 30: WISER kicks off school year tonight with welcome event (0)
- 29: Want to make music? Join one of more than 15 ensembles at CWRU (0)
- 29: Human Resources to host information session for leadership certificate program (0)
- 29: Learn about resistance and rights post-Sept. 11 during upcoming lecture (0)
- 29: Bon Appétit announces dining hours, new Bag It! option at Thwing Center (0)
- 29: Jennifer French, one of first to benefit from FES Center technology, to compete in Paralympics (0)
- 29: CWRU ranked No. 7 in “Washington Monthly” rankings (0)
- 29: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski discusses the “terror of the public tantrum” (0)
- 29: Convocation speaker, common reading author to be on “Around Noon” (0)
- 29: New study finds aggressive breast cancer, lack of sleep linked (0)
- 29: Case School of Engineering leads program to help rebuild Iraqi higher education (0)
- 29: Relay For Life to hold info session tonight for those interested in leadership roles (0)
- 29: Science historian Alan Rocke to be awarded top honor today at convocation (2)
- 29: Engineering’s Chung-Chiun Liu selected as Distinguished University Professor (0)
- 28: Donate to Cleveland Public Schools through SAC’s back-to-school supply drive (0)
- 28: Vehicles needed for homecoming parade on Sept. 29 (0)
- 28: Want your resume distributed to top employers? Enter the Career Center’s Resume Smash (0)
- 28: HCM upgrade to take place in September; preview the changes now (0)
- 28: “Washington Monthly” rankings, which place CWRU at No. 7, apply “new value” (0)
- 28: Biochemistry’s Michael Weiss to lead talk on “Sex Determination in the City” (0)
- 28: Associate professor Mendel Singer weighs in on obesity in the frum community (0)
- 28: Increases in tax withholdings are a good sign, says adjunct professor Jack Kleinhenz (0)
- 28: “Washington Monthly” ranks CWRU No. 7 for second consecutive year (4)
- 28: Elderly care scholar Eva Kahana’s contributions recognized with top honor (0)
- 28: Mandel School’s Claudia Coulton among those named Distinguished University Professor (1)
- 27: Mather Prize honorees from each school announced; reception to be held Oct. 12 (0)
- 27: Employees: Begin submitting fall tuition waiver applications now; deadline Sept. 30 (0)
- 27: CWRU chapter of Phi Kappa Tau honored at national convention (0)
- 27: Information sessions to be held Aug. 30–31 on course/service learning experience in Costa Rica (0)
- 27: Upcoming UCITE session to cover how to get classes off to a good start (0)
- 27: Attend a free screening Sept. 1 of documentary on Inamori Ethics Prize winner (0)
- 27: (0)
- 27: Executive director Brian Amkraut discusses Siegal Lifelong Learning Program offerings (0)
- 27: Geology’s Ralph Harvey weighs in on rare meteorite finding (0)
- 27: Psychology’s Sandra Russ says children playing villains is completely normal (0)
- 27: Access Services to offer extended hours Aug. 27–29 (0)
- 27: Welcome to the 2012-13 school year, from President Barbara R. Snyder (0)
- 27: Medicine’s James Anderson selected as one of five Distinguished University Professors (0)
- 26: Friday Public Affairs Lunch series kicks off Aug. 31 with look at Supreme Court (0)
- 26: Auditions for fall plays, “Rocky Horror Show” and “Dancing at Lughnasa,” held Sept. 4-5 (0)
- 25: All-campus barbecue to be held Aug. 31; Leutner and Fribley closed for lunch (0)
- 24: Flora Stone Mather Center for Women to hold open house welcome event Aug. 28 (0)
- 24: 5 questions with…engineering student, design competition finalist Dan Goff (0)
- 23: What do you say? Coming back to school makes you feel… (0)
- 23: Update on Revised Policies on Individual Conflicts of Interest and Institutional Conflicts of Interest (2)
- 23: Learn about resistance and rights post-9/11 during free law event (0)
- 23: Thai students and friends: Attend a welcome picnic this weekend (0)
- 23: Visit Thwing Center Aug. 27-31 for weeklong poster sale (0)
- 23: Medicine’s Robert Bonomo discusses disease’s resistance to antibiotics (0)
- 23: 10 tips to reduce back-to-school anxiety, from psychology’s Amy Przeworski (0)
- 23: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on “home-rule” court decision (0)
- 22: Bestselling author to help kick off new school year at fall convocation (0)
- 22: Recovery House to hold Recovery Connection Welcome Reception Aug. 30 (2)
- 22: Energy Alliance Speaker Series kicks off with talk on making renewable energy competitive (0)
- 22: CWRU team wins second place at 2012 Immersion Week Event (0)
- 22: Adjunct faculty member Nancy Albert named Distinguished Research Lecturer by nursing association (0)
- 22: People working with lead must get blood checked, says medicine’s Ashwini Sehgal (0)
- 22: Engineering’s Iwan Alexander talks about off shore wind power’s promise (0)
- 22: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski gives 10 tips for decreasing back-to-school anxiety (0)
- 21: Faculty: Register for fall convocation by Aug. 27 (0)
- 21: CWRU one of first universities to debut Bon Appétit’s healthy dining initiative (3)
- 21: ITS upgrades wireless network in Adelbert Hall; more improvements to come (1)
- 21: Emeritus professor William Peirce presents at History of Economics Society annual meeting (0)
- 21: Case Western Reserve War Crimes Research Office memo cited in major piracy judgment (0)
- 21: Humanities professor Ellen Landau presents in Australia on abstract expressionism (0)
- 21: CWRU creates Center for Shale Energy Research and Education (0)
- 21: Medical researchers work to correct abnormal heart rhythms (0)
- 21: Faculty members invited to new faculty family picnic Aug. 22 (0)
- 21: Nanoparticles added to platelets double internal injury survival rate (1)
- 20: Stop by the Art Studio’s ”Semester in Review” art show Aug. 27–Sept. 7 (0)
- 20: Relay for Life selects 2013 steering committee; graduate student leader still needed (0)
- 20: Weatherhead School faculty member Harvey Salkin passes away (2)
- 19: Learn the basics of indoor cycling in free Employee Wellness Program class (0)
- 18: Panera Bread opens Uptown Aug. 21, with special offers its first two days (0)
- 17: CWRU part of $30 million federal initiative to grow, improve manufacturing (2)
- 17: 5 questions with…Edwin Mayes, CWRU’s new director of first-year experience (2)
- 16: Engineering’s Joao Maia organizes international conference in Lisbon; CWRU faculty, students attend (0)
- 16: Employee Wellness Program to offer free introduction to weight training Aug. 21 (0)
- 16: Medicine’s Mark Dunlap writes editorial in memory of alumnus, emeritus professor Matthew Levy (0)
- 16: New bike lane on Case Quad encourages safe interaction among bikers, pedestrians (6)
- 16: Law’s Sharona Hoffman discusses malpractice liability with electronic medical records (0)
- 16: Deepak Sarma blogs for “Huffington Post” on interfaith dialogue’s effects (0)
- 16: CWRU researchers discover gene contributing to cancer development (0)
- 16: Bioethics Chair Stuart Youngner discusses end-of-life organization (0)
- 16: Psychology’s Sandra Russ gives overview of research on children’s imaginations (0)
- 16: New oncogene identified for breast cancer that could lead to new treatments (1)
- 15: APA publishes book co-edited by psychiatry’s Abe Wolf (0)
- 15: Dean Mitchell’s article reprinted in Chinese journal; blog post addresses weak job market (0)
- 15: Tax-related articles by law’s Erik Jensen accepted for publication (0)
- 15: Law school to host daylong event on “Presidential Power, Foreign Affairs and the 2012 Election” (0)
- 15: LGBT faculty reception to be held Aug. 30; significant others and allies welcome (2)
- 15: Just in time for move-in: Updated visitor website shows off the best of CWRU and CLE (0)
- 14: Fall move-in begins; view information for incoming students, traffic alerts and more (0)
- 14: ITS to upgrade HCM enterprise human resources system in September (0)
- 14: Law’s Michael Benza discusses Ohio hospital shooting (0)
- 14: Assistant professor Gregory Tochtrop studies how bile acids could control cholesterol (0)
- 13: New companies GovConnection and MCPc coming to Smart CART (0)
- 13: Offender’s safe surrender in churches works, according to CWRU research findings (0)
- 13: PNC Bank offers student banking services, including in-person assistance and CWRU check cards (0)
- 13: Student-Run Free Clinic to hold first charity golf tournament; registration now open (0)
- 13: Dean Pamela Davis says NIH grant to CWRU is “big win for Cleveland” (0)
- 13: Law’s Michael Benza how upcoming murder case might use a victim’s blinks to ID suspect (0)
- 13: Dario Gasparini discusses bridge trusses brought to campus (0)
- 13: NIH awards $64.6M grant to Case Western Reserve, largest ever in Northeast Ohio (1)
- 12: Voting ends Friday for Staff Advisory Council representatives (0)
- 11: University Farm announces fall CSA program, with produce available for pickup on campus (0)
- 10: Career Center’s Aug. 14 international graduate student welcome event canceled (0)
- 10: Music educator Lisa Huisman Koops discusses research into children’s musical play (0)
- 10: English professor Thrity Umrigar’s fifth book selected as top paperback release (0)
- 10: 5 questions with…procurement leader, high school cheerleading coach Melinda Boykin (0)
- 10: Residential colleges at CWRU were created in … (Plus: What college are/were you in?) (2)
- 09: Learn meditation, breathing techniques in upcoming Employee Wellness Program event (0)
- 09: Traffic advisory: Juniper Road, East 115th Street to become one-way streets for student move-in (0)
- 09: Funding opportunity: Faculty invited to apply for Burroughs Wellcome Fund Career awards (0)
- 09: Ebersbach estate trustees announce $4.7 million total gifts to nursing school (0)
- 08: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick explains interviews with crime suspects (0)
- 08: Social work’s Kathryn Betts Adams blogs about how to banish regret (0)
- 08: CWRU joins autism awareness efforts in upcoming fundraising event (0)
- 07: Learn to make quick, healthy meals for two in free cooking demo Aug. 9 (2)
- 07: International Criminal Court prosecutor to lecture on campus Aug. 29 (0)
- 07: Famed authors, thought leaders to visit Cleveland through speaker series (0)
- 07: Neurology professor Peter Whitehouse speaks at City Club of Cleveland (0)
- 07: Deepak Sarma blogs about Wisconsin temple fatalities (0)
- 06: Physics professor Walter Lambrecht travels to Germany for Fulbright-funded research (0)
- 06: Seven faculty members receive CTSC Core Utilization Awards (0)
- 06: Texas attorneys plan to use health care reform to fight EPA; law’s Adler heavily cited (0)
- 06: Youwei Zhang discusses recent finding that mutant gene stops cancer cell growth (0)
- 06: CARD Act may play role in decrease in small business loans, says Scott Shane (0)
- 06: James Kazura weighs in on recent findings on vampire bats, rabies (0)
- 06: History’s Alan Rocke selected as American Chemical Society Fellow (0)
- 06: Learn to coach, develop direct reports in Aug. 8 workshop (0)
- 06: Jennifer Bailit explains how new program could reduce scheduled deliveries (0)
- 06: Law’s Craig Nard discusses Eaton’s trade-secrets case (0)
- 06: CWRU, Kelly Services partner to provide employees free skill-development courses (0)
- 04: Employee volunteers needed for move-in day, Aug. 19 (0)
- 03: Upcoming Science Café Cleveland meeting to tap into potential of wind power (0)
- 03: 5 questions with…annual giving leader, Cleveland food fan Suzanne Sopa (0)
- 02: Where was Monday’s photo taken? (And no, it’s not what most people guessed) (0)
- 02: Employee Wellness Program to offer free Tuesday yoga classes at 121 through August (0)
- 02: Physics faculty Xuan Gao receives Outstanding Young Researcher Award (0)
- 02: Volunteers sought for health fair on Case for Community Day, Oct. 19 (0)
- 02: School of Medicine researchers discover gene that permanently stops cancer cell proliferation (8)
- 01: Annual report on faculty promotions, emeritus appointments now available (0)
- 01: Spirited students—including incoming first-years—wanted for CWRU’s 300 Club (0)
- 01: MathType for Windows upgrade now available for free download on Software Center (0)
- 01: Meditation classes offered at discounted rate to CWRU community members (1)
- 01: Rising sophomore Scott Wayne passes away (0)
- July 2012 (123)
- 31: Bioethics, law professor Maxwell Mehlman publishes article on medical malpractice safe harbors (0)
- 31: Law’s Andrew Pollis presents before area judges at two recent conferences (0)
- 30: Employee Wellness Program offers options for campus community to get active (0)
- 30: Need security coverage at upcoming events? Make your requests now (0)
- 30: International graduate students: Join Career Center staff for welcome event (0)
- 30: National Center for Regenerative Medicine wins $2.4 million Ohio Third Frontier grant (0)
- 30: Geologist Ralph Harvey weighs in on upcoming rover landing on Mars (1)
- 30: Political science’s Justin Buchler talks political ads’ importance (0)
- 30: Begun Center’s Dan Flannery discusses violence in communities (0)
- 30: Research VP Robert Miller discusses university-corporate partnerships (0)
- 30: CWRU, Rock Hall to honor Chuck Berry this fall (0)
- 30: Hunter Peckham discusses neurostimulation field’s growth (0)
- 30: Law’s Michael Scharf weighs in on classification of Syria as “armed conflict” (0)
- 30: Alums of CWRU/Cleveland Play House MFA program profiled in “The Plain Dealer” (0)
- 30: Political science’s Pete Moore weighs in on Syrian conflict (0)
- 30: Susan Helper discusses outsourced jobs coming back to U.S. (0)
- 30: Two CWRU students studying abroad in Australia named students of the month (0)
- 28: SAC elections kicked off at Party on the Quad, remain open through Aug. 17 (0)
- 27: New episodes of “Origins Science Scholars Program” begin airing Aug. 2 on WVIZ (0)
- 27: From poetry to pop music: International Emily Dickinson conference comes to CWRU (0)
- 27: 5 questions with…biomedical engineer, former skating champ Nicole Steinmetz (0)
- 26: Faculty-development workshops to be held in August, on Internet tools and media production (0)
- 26: Campus community’s picks for favorite flicks reflect box office numbers (0)
- 26: Party on the Quad to be held July 27, 3-6 p.m. (0)
- 25: Students dive into local history through summer course (0)
- 25: Paper by economics, medicine faculty named best of 2011 in health economics writing (0)
- 25: Theta Chi at CWRU wins national fraternity’s highest honor for chapter excellence (2)
- 24: Law’s Michael Scharf presents in Libya on transitional justice (0)
- 24: Mandel School’s Terry Hokenstad debuts book, presents on human rights in Sweden (0)
- 24: Case Western Reserve University to lead national nursing education initiative (0)
- 24: President Obama honors researcher Jeffrey Capadona with Presidential Early Career Award (0)
- 23: Learn what’s new with Mediavision in upcoming UCITE seminar (0)
- 23: Medicine’s Mukesh Jain elected VP of American Society for Clinical Investigation (0)
- 23: Weatherhead School professor begins White House role as senior economist (0)
- 21: Only two weeks left for summer BBQs on the Quad (0)
- 20: Law’s Michael Benza discusses Cleveland police officer acquittal (0)
- 20: “Cleveland Jewish News” takes a look at the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program (0)
- 20: Weatherhead School student project for Cleveland Clinic wins design award (0)
- 20: Blog by Dean Lawrence Mitchell named one of top 10 blogs by university deans (0)
- 20: Ritalin could help Alzheimer’s patients, explains neurology’s Alan Lerner (0)
- 20: Theater’s Jerrold Scott talks his steampunk take on Shakespeare (0)
- 20: Additional interest sessions to be held for Employee Resource Groups (0)
- 20: Cashier services to be relocated to Thwing Center July 30–Aug. 6; check pick-up in Yost Hall 117 (0)
- 20: 5 questions with…anthropology professor, national champion bonsai grower Mel Goldstein (2)
- 19: Sanford Markowitz coauthors study that could lead to new colon cancer treatments (0)
- 19: SAGES lecturer Brad Ricca talks “Dark Knight Rises” anticipation (0)
- 19: Weatherhead School’s Chris Laszlo delivers keynote at Chilean conference (0)
- 19: Law professor Robert Strassfeld’s latest article accepted for publication (0)
- 19: Law instructor Yuri Linetsky presents to judges, magistrates on business entities (0)
- 19: Physics faculty, students play key roles in potentially groundbreaking dark-matter project (0)
- 18: Web content management vendors to present products to campus community (0)
- 18: Police launch new program to make Safe Ride requests available online (0)
- 18: Georgia’s new execution method makes sense, says medicine’s Howard Nearman (0)
- 18: Today’s children are more imaginative, according to psychology’s Sandra Russ (0)
- 18: School of Law ranks No. 38 on list of most-cited law faculties (0)
- 17: Employee Wellness Program to offer two free Zumba classes next week (0)
- 17: Students in Trio Upward Bound Program to hold summer concert July 20 (0)
- 17: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick discusses crime of filicide (0)
- 17: Law’s Jonathan Adler says one missing word could take down Affordable Care Act (0)
- 16: ITS adds Adobe CS6 to Software Center, offers free download for students, employees (0)
- 16: CWRU forms partnership to increase number of minority STEM researchers (0)
- 16: Upcoming UCITE session to cover “How to Teach Public Speaking” (0)
- 16: Physics’ Tom Shutt talks dark matter detector going underground (0)
- 16: Anatomy’s Scott Simpson discusses recent human-ancestor fossil finds (0)
- 16: Law’s Jonathan Adler says conservatives shouldn’t “despair” over health care ruling (0)
- 16: Comic-Con still draws Hollywood execs, at a lower profile, says Brad Ricca (0)
- 16: Dental school’s Richard Jurevic explains common mouth infection (0)
- 16: Mandel School selected to help build China’s social work programs (0)
- 16: Weatherhead Institute Director George Kikano discusses $6.4 million grant (0)
- 16: Psychology’s Heath Demaree: People less likely to take risks after unexpected losses or gains (0)
- 16: Law’s Jonathan Adler gives his view on why Chief Justice Roberts voted for health care law (0)
- 15: Law’s Juscelino Colares presents, publishes on international trade (0)
- 15: Brookings publishes Dean Lawrence Mitchell’s article on changing U.S. incentive structure (0)
- 15: Local chef Vel Scott to host upcoming employee cooking demonstration on healthy soul food (0)
- 15: ITS to hold online training on lynda.com July 19 (0)
- 15: Platinum replacement required for fuel cell success, CWRU researcher suggests (0)
- 13: 5 questions with…winery owner, Advancement Services leader Larry Gibson (2)
- 13: Crews working on University Center Monday; loud noise, vibrations expected (1)
- 12: This week in photos: Find out where Monday’s “all-in-line” picture was taken (0)
- 12: Career Center to host workshop Aug. 9 on motivational interviewing (0)
- 12: Date changed for Case for Community Day; 10th annual event to be held Oct. 19 (0)
- 11: Employees, grad students explore university’s “ethos” through Ethics Table (0)
- 11: University to hold interest session July 18 for LGBT Employee Resource Group (0)
- 11: CTSC training program seeking candidates for clinical research scholar positions (0)
- 11: Faculty member Linda Ehrlich publishes article on Japanese stop-motion animator (0)
- 11: Law’s Michael Scharf shares expertise on ICC statutes in NYC (0)
- 10: Longtime employee Mark McGee passes away (7)
- 10: Psychology research finds surprise win or loss impacts likelihood of risk-taking (1)
- 10: Student organizations: Reserve a booth for Student Activities Fair (0)
- 10: Learn first aid and safety tips during free health seminar July 12 (0)
- 10: Upcoming UCITE seminar explains how to use Google Apps—beyond mail and calendars—effectively (0)
- 10: Information Technology Services to update email security; update settings now (0)
- 09: Psychiatrist Sylvia Rimm gives five tips for teaching children to not bully (0)
- 09: Emerging Scholars Program helps Cleveland-area students prepare for CWRU (0)
- 09: Faculty reminder: Apply for Mentor Fellows program by July 13 (0)
- 09: Philosophy’s Jeremy Bendik-Keymer named expert reviewer on climate change report (0)
- 09: Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell appointed to advisory committee of “Peking University Law Journal” (0)
- 09: Spartan men’s basketball team launches new business, Cakes at Case (0)
- 09: Laptop-to-laptop tutoring helps students gain college-level writing skills (0)
- 09: Jonathan Adler says health care ruling could affect environmental laws (0)
- 09: SAGES lecturer Brad Ricca explains Spider-Man’s success (0)
- 09: Scott Shane says job creators should go where the jobs are (0)
- 09: Jonathan Adler says the health care ruling is “losing the battle but winning the war” (0)
- 08: Tenured women faculty: Apply for program to learn about future career options (0)
- 08: Last call for nominations for The Alumni Association Awards; deadline July 15 (0)
- 08: CWRU engineers design integrated sensors to handle extreme conditions (1)
- 06: 5 questions with…Distinguished University Professor, accountancy influencer Gary Previts (0)
- 05: Pediatrics faculty Alex Huang earns $200,000 grant to examine brain tumors (0)
- 05: QuikPay outage scheduled for July 9, 1-4 a.m. (0)
- 05: Fireworks, barbecues and festivities—CWRU’s favorite thing about Independence Day was… (0)
- 05: Bocce league forming at CWRU for entire campus community; sign up now (0)
- 04: How well is Ohio’s Smoke Free Work Place Act being enforced? Find out in upcoming seminar (0)
- 04: Researcher finds home health care nurses may spread infection in their own houses (2)
- 03: Weatherhead School’s adjunct professor Michael Goldberg writes about Fulbright experience in Vietnam (0)
- 03: Law’s Jessie Hill explains why the claim that ACA violates personal freedom is false (0)
- 03: Michael Scharf talks the 10th anniversary of the ICC (0)
- 03: Postdoctoral fellow Caitlin Brennan explains ways to prevent harm at hospitals (0)
- 03: Law’s Michael Benza discusses Supreme Court ruling on life without parole for juveniles (0)
- 02: Law’s Juscelino Colares named reviewer of renewable energy journal (0)
- 02: Professor Kathryn Mercer to serve as judge for International Negotiation Competition (0)
- 02: Mandel School Emeritus Professor Arthur Blum passes away (0)
- 02: Postdoctoral researcher earns Fulbright to create preliminary cancer test (1)
- 02: Ohio Senior Olympics coming to campus this month (0)
- June 2012 (157)
- 30: CWRU to co-host federal workshop on manufacturing innovation; register now (0)
- 29: Medicine’s Patrick Catalano discusses diets for obese pregnant women (0)
- 29: Law and Bioethics Professor Jessica Berg says Supreme Court ruling a “crucial decision” (0)
- 29: President Snyder discusses importance of Siemens partnership (0)
- 29: Law’s Jessie Hill discusses anticipated follow-up to healthcare ruling (0)
- 29: Law’s Jonathan Adler says legal challenges to Affordable Care Act in the works (0)
- 29: Med school’s Dean Pamela B. Davis addresses doctor shortage (0)
- 29: Political Science Chair Joseph White discusses influx of jobs related to Affordable Care Act (0)
- 29: Did you guess it? The Elephant Stairs actually were built in… (0)
- 29: Longtime faculty member J.B. Silvers named interim dean of Weatherhead School (1)
- 29: 5 questions with…Arts and Sciences dean, extreme distance runner Cyrus Taylor (0)
- 28: Discount on Meditation 102 series offered to CWRU employees (1)
- 28: Vice President Marilyn Sanders Mobley reviews Toni Morrison’s latest book for Ms. magazine (0)
- 28: Law’s Jonathan Adler takes part in symposium on Romney’s Regulatory Plan (0)
- 28: Chipotle now open for business Uptown (0)
- 27: Thomas Siu explains effects of Facebook’s email changes (0)
- 27: Law’s Jonathan Adler pens column on Affordable Care Act for USA Today (0)
- 27: Law’s Kathryn Mercer presents around the world on motivating students, media training and more (0)
- 27: Five presentations fill law and bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman’s schedule (1)
- 27: Marilyn Sanders Mobley and Lev Gonick present on Gig. U’s effect on minority, low-income communities (1)
- 27: Call for applications for fall 2012 Mentor Fellow program (0)
- 27: Two hatha yoga classes kick off in July; employees receive discounted rate (0)
- 27: Stay up to date with important communications by updating contact information in Rave (0)
- 27: Weatherhead School of Management plans Global MBA program (0)
- 27: CWRU wins federal funding for health initiatives aiding underserved patients (0)
- 26: STEM faculty, postdocs: Register to attend commercialization workshop; apply for funding by July 2 (0)
- 26: Mandel School to host “Dollars for Scholars” garage sale July 11 (0)
- 26: Pediatric neurologist Max Wiznitzer discusses use of EEGs to diagnose autism (0)
- 26: Economics Professor Robin Dubin talks falling gas prices (0)
- 26: Engineering researcher Shihao Hu explains research on geckos’ sticky toes (0)
- 26: Pedram Mohseni takes top honors with business plan to commercialize brain injury recovery technology (0)
- 25: Case Western Reserve tapped to help build China’s social work education programs (0)
- 25: Orthodontics Chair Mark Hans explains why a round head might lead to sleep apnea (0)
- 25: Law’s Sharona Hoffman says middlemen are stockpiling high-demand drugs to inflate prices (0)
- 25: Former faculty member Robert E. Widing II named Weatherhead School dean (0)
- 25: UCITE to host mini-workshop June 28 on designing (or redesigning) a course (0)
- 25: Associate VP for Research Suzanne Rivera elected to board of university research administrators (0)
- 25: LaShanda Korley named part of group of elite young engineers for national symposium (1)
- 25: President Snyder elected vice chair of national organization on workforce needs (1)
- 24: Share your tips for success at CWRU with other students through ESS publication (0)
- 23: Tuition waiver applications due to Human Resources by July 1 (0)
- 22: Glenn Starkman pens article on “supersymmetry” theory (0)
- 22: Professor Joe White says healthcare reform depends on November elections (0)
- 22: Law’s Andrew Pollis says Jerry Sandusky not taking the stand signals “serious concerns” (0)
- 22: Mandel School graduate student talks the benefits of living downtown (0)
- 22: Monday’s emergency energy-reduction test postponed until further notice (0)
- 22: Case Western Reserve goes global for new Weatherhead School dean (1)
- 22: 5 questions with…former Marine, Upward Bound leader Miguel Sanders (2)
- 21: SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca discusses fathers in pop culture (0)
- 21: EASE@Work offers free geriatric specialists and adult/elder life care information (0)
- 21: CIO Lev Gonick discusses CWRU’s role in US Ignite Partnership (0)
- 21: Nutrition instructor Mary Beth Kavanagh presents a healthy BBQ quiz (0)
- 21: New book follows three School of Medicine students through med school (0)
- 21: New Disney Pixar film is timely in today’s world, says SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca (0)
- 21: Law’s Jonathan Adler says opponents of health care law already planning for phase two (0)
- 21: J.B. Silvers explains health-care management agreements (0)
- 21: Law, bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman talks unforeseen problems of overturning health care reform (0)
- 21: Law’s Michael Scharf discusses ICC’s new chief prosecutor (0)
- 21: PRCHN’s Elaine Borawski explains the PEER community program (0)
- 21: In recent decision, Supreme Court cites two articles by law’s Paul Giannelli (0)
- 21: Disability Resources’ Lisa Meeks discusses higher ed to employment transition at autism conference (0)
- 21: CAPS course “Purchasing at CWRU from A to Z” now available as online program (0)
- 21: Procurement and Distribution Services enters into supplier partnership with OfficeMax (0)
- 20: CWRU joins electricity-reduction program in effort to prevent widespread outages (5)
- 20: Apply for Eastwood-Inamori Staff Educational Scholarship by July 1 (0)
- 20: Printing Services to be closed June 28-29 (0)
- 20: CWRU dental students’ summer dig searches for human evolution in Israel (0)
- 19: Employee Wellness Program to kick off free Summer Yoga on the Quad series June 26 (0)
- 19: Law’s Cassandra Burke Robertson pens articles for publication (0)
- 19: Law Professor Jessie Hill speaks on panels and forums, argues before U.S. appeals court (0)
- 19: Religious studies lecturer to present on “Perceiving Jewish Identity According to Topography” (0)
- 19: Searle Scholar Program offering $300,000 funding opportunity for young faculty (0)
- 19: CWRU becomes the epicenter for lute music June 24-29; concerts open to the public (0)
- 19: University bookstore reopens after water damage (0)
- 19: Outstanding employees recognized at Staff Service Awards event (1)
- 18: Meet the Class of 2016 by leading common reading breakout sessions at orientation (0)
- 18: Volunteer to show Cleveland/CWRU culture to Fulbright scholars from Iraq (0)
- 18: Learn to make professional presentations more successful during June 21 UCITE seminar (0)
- 18: Apply to be part of Entrepreneurship Education Consortium’s Immersion Week (0)
- 18: Bookstore closed due to water damage; café remains open (1)
- 18: CWRU researchers develop process to help measure, combat mental-illness stigma (0)
- 17: Orthodontics offering additional $500 off braces for CWRU, UH employees’ children (0)
- 16: ITS to remove wiki.case.edu from service; users can transfer data into Google Sites (0)
- 15: Law’s Michael Scharf takes part in French Task Force on Law and Diplomacy, presents in Cleveland (0)
- 15: Law and bioethics’ Jessica Berg presents, publishes on public health, surrogacy and more (0)
- 15: Schubert Center’s Gabriella Celeste pens op-ed on why housing youth in adult prisons puts public at risk (0)
- 15: 5 questions with…associate law professor, stage actor Andrew Pollis (0)
- 14: English faculty member Sarah Gridley wins book contest, earns publication of poetry (0)
- 14: Nursing’s Mary Quinn Griffin earns National League for Nursing fellowship (0)
- 14: Free outdoor yoga class to be held June 20 for summer solstice (1)
- 14: Accountancy faculty members earn funding for research on auditing estimates (0)
- 14: ITS adds new survey program to Software Center; Snap Survey to be removed July 1 (0)
- 14: Violence affects children’s sleep, according to medicine’s James Spilsbury (0)
- 14: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski discusses the importance of fun in relationships (0)
- 14: Case Western Reserve University broadband initiative highlighted at White House announcement (2)
- 13: Learn to grill meats, veggies and more during employee wellness event (0)
- 13: Urban farmer, author Will Allen to visit campus June 21 for book signing (0)
- 13: Crawford Hall’s main entrance to be closed 6-8 weeks for renovation project (1)
- 13: Researchers discover two previously approved drugs help treat lung cancer (0)
- 12: Anthem health plans offer lab-testing services at reduced or no cost to participants (0)
- 12: Faculty: Learn how to vary classroom discussions during Thursday’s UCITE seminar (0)
- 12: David Katz to visit campus June 19 for talk on early childhood obesity (0)
- 12: Finance Professor J.B. Silvers talks UnitedHealthcare’s proposed actions (0)
- 12: Margaret Larkins-Pettigrew talks about her role in Global Health Program (0)
- 12: Pediatrics’ Robert Needlman explains benefits of this year’s Best Green Toy (0)
- 12: Workshops offered in July to become a Safe Zone member (0)
- 12: Two engineering students bring tennis to children in Botswana (3)
- 11: Weatherhead School faculty win prize for best educational research paper (0)
- 11: Attend free seminar on skin health/skin cancer awareness June 14 (0)
- 11: ITS to upgrade password database software June 16; password changes and resets unavailable (0)
- 11: Two nutrition faculty members honored by Ohio Dietetic Association (0)
- 10: Students perform at Berkeley Music Festival & Exhibition (0)
- 09: ITS to hold online training on Google Sites June 14 (0)
- 09: Ceremony, reception to be held June 21 to recognize Edward Greenfield’s new appointment (0)
- 08: Pediatrics professor Maureen Hack says preemie babies grow into healthy teens (0)
- 08: Social work’s Kathryn Betts Adams blogs about media’s focus on aging (0)
- 08: Beverly Saylor explains fracking’s associated risks (0)
- 08: Weatherhead School’s J.B. Silvers talks healthcare savings checklist (0)
- 08: SAGES Lecturer Brad Ricca weighs in on prevalence of gay characters in comics (0)
- 08: Brush up: Study finds gum disease linked to women’s hormones (3)
- 08: Law and bioethics professor Maxwell Mehlman pens book chapter (0)
- 08: School of Medicine researchers present more effective way to treat gynecologic cancers (0)
- 08: Summer barbecues are back; University Farm to sell produce there weekly (0)
- 08: 5 questions with…political science’s Kathryn Lavelle (1)
- 07: 121 Fitness offers summer special for students (0)
- 07: Women faculty: Join your colleagues for a networking luncheon June 20 (0)
- 07: Two new Alumni Association Awards announced for 2012 (0)
- 07: Site preparations to begin today for Tinkham Veale University Center (0)
- 06: Professor Ellen Landau presents paper in Israel on “Censorship as Discourse” (0)
- 06: Employee discounts available on voluntary insurance from MetLife Auto & Home (0)
- 06: Music lecturer Debra Nagy performs at Berkeley Festival & Exhibition (0)
- 06: Denny’s All Nighter launches summer hours; to be open June 9 for Parade the Circle (0)
- 06: Weatherhead School’s Chris Laszlo presents to Latin America’s top leaders in Costa Rica (0)
- 05: Political science’s Karen Beckwith explains why people say they vote more than they do (0)
- 05: MFA Acting Program grads put on show in NYC (0)
- 05: QuikPay to be down for scheduled maintenance June 11, 1-5 a.m. (0)
- 05: Sociology’s Brian Gran earns Fulbright award to research children’s rights in Iceland (0)
- 05: CWRU to sponsor youth tennis camp on campus this month (0)
- 05: Telltale signs of when you need a vacation, according to psychology’s Amy Przeworski (0)
- 05: Psychology’s Sandra Russ and Jessica Dillon talk kids’ play habits (0)
- 05: President Snyder thanks supporters for record-setting fundraising (0)
- 05: CWRU’s 66th annual book sale ends Tuesday (0)
- 04: Electric vehicle to stop at CWRU as part of statewide tour; attend workshops, test drive cars (0)
- 04: Mandel School graduate student elected to National Association of Social Workers position (0)
- 04: Weatherhead School’s Susan Case named Kaufman Scholar (0)
- 04: Faculty: Find out how to effectively use cooperative learning in the classroom (0)
- 04: CWRU class earns “Science” magazine prize for innovation (2)
- 02: Weight Watchers at Work to hold open house June 7 (0)
- 01: Despite less play, children’s use of imagination increases over two decades (1)
- 01: Economics Chair Susan Helper discusses shale boom’s effect on manufacturing jobs (0)
- 01: Law’s Jonathan Entin weighs in on recent NY ruling (0)
- 01: Engineering’s Lisa Camp speaks at national research development conference (0)
- 01: Law’s Erik Jensen publishes three scholarly articles (0)
- 01: Professor David Cooperrider selected to help shape Massachusetts’ energy plan (0)
- 01: Library’s Cramelot Café starts summer operating hours June 4 (0)
- 01: Case Western Reserve breaks all-time philanthropy record for second straight year (9)
- 01: 5 questions with…national champion rower Patrick DelBarba (2)
- May 2012 (170)
- 31: “Businessweek” ranks Weatherhead School’s finance program No. 1 (0)
- 31: A look at war crimes, as explained by law’s Michael Scharf (0)
- 31: Physics faculty Tom Shutt discusses importance of dark matter (0)
- 31: Cutting Census funding will hurt small business, writes Scott Shane (0)
- 31: Jonathan Adler writes about “free-market environmentalism” in “The Atlantic” (0)
- 31: J.B. Silvers talks Ohio’s approach to health insurance exchanges (0)
- 31: English’s William Marling speaks on “The Role of the Agent in the Translation Marketplace” (0)
- 31: AVP for Research Suzanne Rivera presents at Harvard law, biotechnology and bioethics conference (0)
- 31: Law’s Dale Nance gives talk at International Conference on Qualitative Justice and Fairness (2)
- 31: Hatha yoga classes begin in June at discounted employee rate (1)
- 31: CWRU users can now store up to 5 Gigabytes of files on Google Drive (0)
- 31: Margot Damaser wins School of Medicine’s 2012 Gender Equity Award (0)
- 30: Lisa Nielson wins award for distinguished teaching in SAGES program (0)
- 30: Ohio Department of Aging names Terry Hokenstad to Senior Citizens Hall of Fame (0)
- 30: Submit nominations for Alumni Association awards (0)
- 30: Discovery could lead to new therapies for heart disease, cancer and Alzheimer’s (0)
- 29: PeopleSoft Financials users: Prepare for fiscal year’s end with June 6 info session (0)
- 29: Tesla Orchestra’s Open Spark Project to turn music into lightning; submit compositions now (0)
- 29: Grad student Nicole Mendelsohn explains why stores should charge fees for bags (1)
- 29: Social work’s Kathryn Betts Adams blogs about “getting old” (0)
- 29: Faculty encouraged to apply for research grants from STERIS Corp. by July 9 (0)
- 29: Researchers find joint failures potentially linked to oral bacteria (0)
- 28: Nearly a mile of books up for sale at CWRU Book Sale 2012 (0)
- 25: 5 questions with…engineering student, Ultimate Frisbee enthusiast Ashley Gan (0)
- 25: Researchers root out the mechanisms behind mesenchymal stem cells’ healing effects (0)
- 25: Munch Café introduces summer hours (0)
- 24: Broadband efforts move forward (0)
- 24: Growth factor in stem cells may spur recovery from MS (0)
- 24: School of Law’s Michael Scharf talks foreign policy on WCPN (0)
- 23: Cleveland women leaders share advice (0)
- 23: Ceremony to be held May 29 to celebrate Gary Landreth as the Riuko and Archie G. Co Professor of Neuroscience (0)
- 23: Growth factor in stem cells may spur recovery (0)
- 23: HR presents info session on understanding EOBs (0)
- 23: Looking to engage community in research? May 24 event offers advice (0)
- 23: Cleveland kids learn healthy habits while training for marathon (0)
- 22: Dittrick Museum to offer summer hours for first time in decades (0)
- 22: Researchers uncover way to deliver medicine into hard-to-reach cores of cancer (0)
- 22: Affecting positive change with appreciative inquiry (0)
- 22: More than semantics: Small business loans and small loans to business (0)
- 22: Engineering student wins Ohio Cool Co-op Contest (0)
- 22: Two School of Medicine professors named health care heroes by “Crain’s Cleveland Business” (0)
- 22: Accountancy professor named among most influential figures in field (0)
- 22: Submit your ideas for Case for Community Day 2012 (1)
- 22: Nominations being accepted for Staff Advisory Council (0)
- 21: A critical look at superheroes (0)
- 21: A new approach to drive organ donations (0)
- 21: CWRU doctoral student to study autism in Italy with Fulbright (2)
- 21: Spartan Sports Camp continues this summer; children of employees receive discount (0)
- 21: Alumnus designs watch that’s earned $10.2 million even before its launch (0)
- 21: Campus Celebrates 2012 Commencement (0)
- 21: School of Law Professor Calvin Sharpe edits symposium on ”Forgiveness, Reconciliation and the Law” (0)
- 21: Law’s Michael Scharf speaks before American Bar Association, International Criminal Law Network (0)
- 21: Six students, SAGES lecturer to present in Toronto on literary journalism studies (0)
- 21: Reminder: Student parking renewal ends May 31 (0)
- 21: Eleanor Squire Library Spring Book Sale to take place May 25-27 in University Circle (0)
- 20: Support student-athletes at ninth annual Spartan Open golf outing (0)
- 18: Commencement Speaker Paul Buchheit (’98) Gives $50,000 to Launch Coaching Program for Crew Club (0)
- 18: Graduating seniors can order commencement day photo (0)
- 18: University names first Edwards scholar (0)
- 18: A look at the history of women graduates at Case Western Reserve (0)
- 17: Graduating senior helped pave the way for inner-city students at Case Western Reserve (6)
- 17: Case Western Reserve to award approximately 2,000 degrees at Sunday’s commencement (0)
- 17: Women faculty, postdocs in STEM: Attend “REACH for Commercialization” workshop (0)
- 17: Bioethicist talks compensation for organ donation (0)
- 17: University Welcomes First Edwards Scholar (0)
- 17: University cafes begin summer hours (0)
- 17: Student describes university response during Libyan civil unrest (0)
- 17: Pediatric allergy specialist offers tips for allergy sufferers (0)
- 17: Violence expert comments on how juvenile mind processes death (0)
- 17: Norma Lerner honored with President’s Award for Visionary Achievement (0)
- 16: Faculty: Submit creative digital work to Adobe Achievement Awards (0)
- 16: Graduating medical student aims to use degree to close gap in health disparities (1)
- 16: University remembers engineering professor, steel metallurgy expert (2)
- 15: Graduating senior to continue his studies in Switzerland as Fulbright scholar (1)
- 15: University bookstore to open on Sunday for commencement activities (0)
- 15: Reporting for Army duty, CWRU student leaves legacy of Peru dental mission (0)
- 15: MetLife Auto & Home group insurance available as voluntary benefit (0)
- 15: American art scholar Henry Adams discusses painter, art museum security guard Dexter Davis (0)
- 15: University to award four honorary degrees (0)
- 14: Faculty registration still open for Sunday’s commencement activities (0)
- 14: Graduating senior Alex Warofka lands Fulbright research grant to Japan (3)
- 14: Save the date: Robert M. Eiben lecture, 90th birthday celebration to be held July 12 (0)
- 14: CWRU named ”best in class” for workforce diversity by Greater Cleveland Partnership commission (1)
- 14: ”Academy of Management Perspectives” names Scott Shane among most influential scholars (0)
- 14: Begun Center researcher named NAPW’s Professional Woman of the Year in Ohio (0)
- 14: Constantino’s Market opens, offering CWRU community new spot for groceries, meals and more (5)
- 14: 2012 Hovorka Prize goes to world expert on Tibet—Melvyn Goldstein (3)
- 11: Dermatology’s Nicole Ward explains connection between psoriasis, cardiovascular disease (0)
- 11: Medicine’s Jay Wish discusses consequences of dialysis drug rule changes (0)
- 11: Pediatrics faculty Robert Needlman talks TIME’s controversial cover (0)
- 11: Specials available around campus for cyclists taking part in National Bike to Work Day (0)
- 11: Meet author of “Hidden History of Cleveland” at May 15 book signing (0)
- 11: CWRU employee breaks up gas station robbery (24)
- 11: 5 questions with…award-winning professor, biochemist Richard Hanson (10)
- 10: Medicine’s David Blumenthal discusses new rheumatoid arthritis drug (0)
- 10: Recent findings are “a big leap” for cancer patients, says medicine’s Stan Gerson (0)
- 10: Engineering student Mark Lorkowski discusses the evolution of Lorktech (0)
- 10: Internal proposals being accepted for Hartwell Investigator awards; apply by June 15 (0)
- 10: Were you right? Find out where the sculpture featured Monday is located on campus (0)
- 10: Eldred Theater Season announced, featuring “Rocky Horror Show,” “The Crucible” and more (0)
- 10: Online student parking renewal for fall available now through May 31 (0)
- 09: EDUCAUSE Security Conference to be streamed live on campus May 16-17 (0)
- 09: Medicine’s David Blumenthal sits on FDA expert panel reviewing gout drug (0)
- 09: ITS CARE Center on Bellflower changes hours May 11 (0)
- 09: Law students, faculty and alumni play major role in historic trial (0)
- 09: Wittke Award winner Ramez Islambouli shares strategies for success (4)
- 08: LabVIEW spring edition now available on Software Center (0)
- 08: 2012-13 parking rates announced (4)
- 08: Psychiatry professor Sylvia Rimm talks “twice-exceptional students” (0)
- 08: Law’s Lewis Katz discusses evidence in D’Ambrosio lawsuit (0)
- 08: SAGES Fellow Bradley Ricca weighs in on “Avengers” success (0)
- 08: Undergraduate student receives Department of State Critical Language Scholarship (0)
- 08: Center for the Study of Writing announces faculty award winners (0)
- 08: Thirteen students honored at Intersections: SOURCE Symposium & Poster Session (0)
- 08: Submit creative work to Adobe Design Achievement Awards by June 22 (0)
- 08: Psychology’s Heath Demaree one of two 2012 Wittke Award winners (0)
- 08: Professor Alfred Rimm explains connection between infertility treatment, birth defects (0)
- 08: Law’s Lewis Katz discusses FBI stings, entrapment defenses (0)
- 08: Nursing’s Ann Williams discusses Swim for Diabetes program (0)
- 08: University to unveil new signage for Louis Stokes Health Sciences Center May 11 (0)
- 07: Wade Oval Walk Against Hunger to take place May 11; sign up now (1)
- 07: Faculty members, alumni earn awards for contributions to University Circle (0)
- 07: Tennis Head Coach Todd Wojtkowski inducted into Ursuline High School Athletic Hall of Fame (0)
- 07: Weigh in on bicycle, transit connections near campus through University Circle survey (0)
- 07: Head baseball coach Matt Englander honored with Jackson Mentoring Award (0)
- 07: Class of 2014 wins 2012 Hudson Relays (0)
- 07: Recent alumni sell online restaurant ordering business to LivingSocial (2)
- 07: John Grabowski takes a look back at Cleveland’s dynamic decade (0)
- 07: CWRU, Paul Buchheit make list of 10 most exciting commencement speeches (0)
- 07: A look inside CWRU’s Judaic Studies program (0)
- 07: Medicine’s Salim Hayek discusses chronic back pain (0)
- 07: Director of facilities services Gene Matthews wins Jackson Mentoring Award (3)
- 07: University welcomes Edwin Mayes as new director of First Year Experience (0)
- 06: Science Café Cleveland to look at the human body—aka “the perfect host for parasites” (0)
- 05: ITS to host training on Google Docs May 10 (0)
- 04: Donate unwanted items during move-out as part of REScycle program (0)
- 04: New Staff Advisory Council vice chair, secretary elected (0)
- 04: CWRU sets enrollment records, welcomes most diverse, academically accomplished class in history (31)
- 04: 5 questions with…health care management professor J.B. Silvers (0)
- 03: QuikPay to be down for scheduled maintenance May 7, 1-4 a.m. (0)
- 03: Traffic advisory: Juniper Road, East 115th Street to become one-way for move-out (0)
- 03: Libyan students, ambassador say thanks to CWRU (0)
- 03: Applications for staff educational scholarships now being accepted (0)
- 03: Psychiatry professor Phillip Resnick says T.J. Lane legally competent (0)
- 03: Nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh talks benefits of beverages (0)
- 03: SAGES Fellow Bradley Ricca weighs in on “summer of reboots” (0)
- 03: Medicine professor Stanley Hazen receives Top 10 Clinical Research Achievement Award (0)
- 03: Mandel School student named Gund Foundation Fellow (0)
- 03: Stephanie Tubbs Jones Summer Legal Academy at CWRU honored at county’s Law Day (0)
- 03: University Farm in running to win fruit tree orchard (0)
- 03: Biomedical engineering’s Nicole Steinmetz explains latest research (0)
- 03: Marc Collin discusses latest infant mortality rates (0)
- 03: KeyBank Foundation endows professorship to prepare more diverse business leadership for a more diverse society (1)
- 03: Ceremony to be held May 10 to celebrate Diana Bilimoria as KeyBank Professor (0)
- 02: Deadline extended for departments, organizations to apply to host orientation programs (0)
- 02: Women graduate/professional students: Attend talk on gender awareness in your career (0)
- 02: Join CWRU Walking Club for lunchtime walks, charity events (0)
- 02: Mathematics professor Erkki Somersalo wins Diekhoff Teaching Award (0)
- 02: Theater’s Ron Wilson talks Tony-nominated alumna’s “stunning” performances (0)
- 02: CWRU engineers help build “bionic ear” (0)
- 02: Scott Shane writes that slowing sales show small business needs help (0)
- 02: Curtain’s up on MFA Acting Program as alumna garners Tony Award nomination (0)
- 01: Women faculty invited to attend lecture on gender bias and academic career advancement (0)
- 01: Spirited students wanted for CWRU’s 300 Club (0)
- 01: Free access to 121 Fitness Center during Get Active America Week May 7-13; open house May 7 (0)
- 01: Engineering’s Mario Garcia-Sanz earns Diekhoff Award for Graduate Teaching (1)
- 01: Robert Savinell and Jon Pokorski remember science fairs of their youth (0)
- 01: Law’s Carolyn Seymour says lawsuit tests religion and anti-discrimination (0)
- 01: Alumni Association to host inaugural “First Year Celebration” May 2 (0)
- 01: Physics and astronomy’s Glenn Starkman earns Diekhoff mentoring award (0)
- April 2012 (231)
- 30: Two faculty members to discuss music, art and Rembrandt during May 9 event (0)
- 30: “New England Journal of Medicine” editor to visit campus for lecture on journal’s 200-year history (0)
- 30: Biomedical engineering’s Erin Lavik talks childhood science fair memories (0)
- 30: Cleveland growing faster than suburbs, Mandel School researcher notes (0)
- 30: Law’s Jessie Hill to publish articles on reproductive rights, religious speech and medical issues (0)
- 30: Law professor Jonathan Adler publishes papers, lectures around the country (0)
- 30: Graduating seniors: Learn about financial literacy during upcoming presentations (0)
- 30: Mandel School emerita faculty member Erlynne Davis passes away (0)
- 30: Law professor Ruqaiijah Yearby named to committee posts (0)
- 30: Chemistry professor Daniel Scherson elected third vice president of Electrochemical Society (0)
- 30: Graduate students invited to apply for live-in Recovery House coordinator position (0)
- 30: CWRU selects new proposal-management system to ease grant application process (0)
- 30: Anthropology’s Eileen Anderson-Fye one of four Diekhoff Award winners (0)
- 27: Faculty and grant administrators: Attend fraud awareness, grant management seminar (0)
- 27: Meet author of “Wicked Women of Northeast Ohio” at May 1 book signing (0)
- 27: Religion’s Timothy Beal talks Bible translation controversy (0)
- 27: International health’s Brian Grimberg explains malaria research on Capitol Hill (0)
- 27: Scott Shane says small business job growth is stronger than it seems (0)
- 27: Blast off: Students send capsule 100,000 feet above Earth (3)
- 27: Indians 1st in the AL Central, Browns pick up new players—what is CWRU most excited about? (0)
- 26: Employee discount available for yoga classes at University Hospitals Case Medical Center (1)
- 26: All students invited to attend info sessions for fall travel courses to Ecuador, Bangladesh (0)
- 26: Watch last home ball games and enjoy free concert, food at Greek Life Community Day (0)
- 26: Theater group to host New Playwright Festival, Night of Theatrical Experiments this weekend (0)
- 26: CWRU Percussion Ensemble to present family-friendly “Cage Musicircus” April 29 (0)
- 26: Danger low in mad cow case, says pathology’s Pierluigi Gambetti (0)
- 26: CWRU receives $50,000 Third Frontier research grant (0)
- 26: CWRU among seven universities piloting new research-focused technology (2)
- 26: 5 questions with…playwright, baker and biomedical engineer Erin Lavik (0)
- 25: View the work of CWRU art students at 2012 Spring Semester in Review show (0)
- 25: Watch the 2012 Spartan Club Hall of Fame banquet live on Friday (0)
- 25: Interested in learning about social change? Attend Mandel School info session April 28 (0)
- 25: ITS launches data management website to help researchers plan, execute projects (0)
- 25: Musicology lecturer Nita Karpf wins award for best journal article (0)
- 25: Graduate students win “Ingenuity and Novelty” award at Parker Hannifin challenge (1)
- 25: Law’s Leon Gabinet receives 2012 Golden Achievement Award for Education (0)
- 25: QuikPay to be down for scheduled maintenance April 30, 1-4 a.m. (0)
- 25: Biomedical engineering’s Eben Alsberg talks new stem cell research (0)
- 25: Law’s Jonathan Adler discusses Eaton/TransDigm case (0)
- 24: Try meditation courses at University Hospitals Case Medical Center at discounted rate (1)
- 24: Attend screening of documentary that looks at human trafficking in the U.S. (2)
- 24: African American Society to host 21st annual Cultural Dinner April 26 (0)
- 24: Help welcome new students to CWRU by hosting orientation events; apply by May 7 (0)
- 24: Study examines how negative thinking impacts mental health (0)
- 24: Who do you want to hear speak at 2013 commencement? Submit your nomination (0)
- 24: A look at Coach Matt Englander’s post-surgery return to baseball (0)
- 24: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski blogs about pressure to succeed (0)
- 24: Play at CWRU looks at foster children’s plight (0)
- 23: Weight Watchers at Work groups meet Thursdays on campus (0)
- 23: CWRU faculty member, student to be featured in public discussion on women and politics (0)
- 23: Glennan Fellows to share how fellowships helped in the classroom during May 2 program (0)
- 23: Third annual Lavender Graduation to be held May 1; RSVP today (0)
- 23: Scott Shane helps PolitiFact uncover truth behind Romney’s statement (0)
- 23: International health’s Brian Grimberg’s TED talk highlighted (0)
- 23: Law’s Jonathan Adler talks waning environmental interest (0)
- 23: Sustainability director Stephanie Corbett discusses recycling misconceptions (0)
- 23: New high-tech meeting room spurs international collaboration (0)
- 22: Learn about studying abroad in Ecuador and Bangladesh during info sessions (0)
- 22: Emeritus Professor Walter Gibson to lecture April 25 on depicting the afterlife in art (0)
- 21: Mandel School alumna kicks off MSASS Book and Author Series with personal PTSD story (0)
- 21: Religion professor takes on political “Biblespeak” in new “Huffington Post” blog (3)
- 20: Final movie of Italian Film Festival to be screened April 24; join Q&A with director (0)
- 20: Law’s Ruqaiijah Yearby presents, publishes on racial disparity in health care (0)
- 20: Andrew Pollis serves as panelist, moderator at recent law events (0)
- 20: Pathology chair Kandice Kottke-Marchant featured at “Women Who Excel” event (1)
- 20: 5 questions with…avid runner, award-winning faculty member LaShanda Korley (2)
- 20: Undergraduate volunteers needed for next fall’s Conversation Partners program (0)
- 19: Find out the history of the Spartan at Case Western Reserve (0)
- 19: Mandel School student wins Master of Social Work Student of the Year Award (0)
- 19: Learn how to comply with health and safety regulations during April 24 talk (0)
- 19: Obscura Day to showcase magic lantern show, World War I medical photography and more (0)
- 19: Join a forum to discuss how CWRU can use Brazil’s “Science Without Borders” program (0)
- 19: Case Western Reserve named one of most environmentally responsible colleges (0)
- 19: Matlab R2012a now available on Software Center (0)
- 19: Eldred Theater’s final shows of “Love’s Labours Lost” to be performed this weekend (1)
- 19: Researchers discover genetic factor that regulates body’s ability to burn fat in exercise (0)
- 19: Study abroad programs expand to London and Jerusalem in spring 2013 (0)
- 19: Employee Wellness Program to offer free tai chi class April 23 (0)
- 19: Relay For Life changes times, updates programming to attract more participants (0)
- 18: Anthropologist to explain hardships, excitement of recent fossil discoveries during TEDxCLE talk (0)
- 18: Learn how hunger affects millions during Oxfam American Hunger Banquet April 20 (0)
- 18: Bake sale to be held April 20 to raise funds for Garden@Case (0)
- 18: WISER awards banquet to be held April 19 to honor students, present awards (0)
- 18: Case Men’s Glee Club to hold annual spring concert April 21 (0)
- 17: Case African Student Association to hold annual cultural show April 21 (3)
- 17: Faculty: Learn how to deal with academic conflicts in upcoming UCITE session (0)
- 17: CWRU chapter of American Association of University Professors to meet April 23 (0)
- 17: Vergil Week celebration to be held April 22-27 (0)
- 17: Attend a symposium on “Addiction, Neuron, Brain and Society” April 25 (0)
- 17: Updated version of WebDrive available on Software Center (0)
- 17: Friday discussion group to focus on U.S., French presidential elections in time of crisis (0)
- 17: Researchers develop simple, cheap way to mass-produce graphene nanosheets (0)
- 17: Researcher to discuss CWRU’s role in combating malaria at TEDxCLE (0)
- 16: Language expert to teach four-week Chinese course in June (0)
- 16: Get involved on Earth Day with stream cleanup event (0)
- 16: Science is Fun! Family Day to be held on campus April 28 (0)
- 16: More than 40 dancers to take part in MaDaCol performances April 19-21 (0)
- 16: Begun Center researcher wins annual award from MST Services (0)
- 16: Learn about fall travel courses during April 20 info sessions (0)
- 16: Study by adjunct professor’s firm explains art museum’s impact (0)
- 16: Professor Richard Boyatzis discusses importance of team leaders (0)
- 16: Attend April 20 cooking demo to learn how to make pasta, hear about online grocery service (0)
- 16: Psychology instructor to talk adults vs. grown-ups at TEDxCLE (0)
- 16: Henry Adams discusses Thomas Kinkade’s contributions to art (0)
- 16: Mayor’s aide touts Net Impact chapter’s assistance with local businesses (0)
- 16: Former committee and board member Leatrice Madison passes away (0)
- 16: Rebecca Patton discusses bullying in the workplace (0)
- 16: Career Center earns silver status in OUT for Work’s certification program (0)
- 16: Post-doctoral fellow wins best oral presentation award (0)
- 16: Breakthrough discovery unveils “master switches” in colon cancer (0)
- 16: Voting opens today to win orchard for University Farm (0)
- 15: NYC-based improv/prank group to visit CWRU April 17; “MP3 experiment” to take place on quad (2)
- 15: Bon Appétit to celebrate Low Carbon Diet Day across campus on April 19 (0)
- 14: Grad student among four from CWRU selected to speak at TEDxCLE (2)
- 14: Student Health & Wellness Fair to be held April 17 in Thwing Center (0)
- 14: EASE@Work retirement coaches offer financial, insurance and social advice (0)
- 14: Museum of Man CEO to visit campus for talk, “Anthropology, Museums and Public Engagement” (0)
- 13: Families invited to attend free, hands-on Family Friday Night April 20 (0)
- 13: Dare you protest against God? Perspectives from a CWRU psychology study (1)
- 13: Philip Niles to speak at TEDxCLE event (0)
- 13: Sanford Markowitz discusses colon cancer “switch” (0)
- 13: Small businesses don’t choose low-tax states, writes Scott Shane (0)
- 13: Student Curtis Obert explains inspiration for temporary pothole fix (0)
- 13: Paige Cramer talks Alzheimer’s research (0)
- 13: J. Daryl Thornton discusses iPod video that encourages organ donation (0)
- 13: Junior Caitlin Bowerman wins Dr. Jennie S. Hwang Scholarship (0)
- 13: Hip-hop act ArRazi to perform on campus April 18 (0)
- 13: Learn about PACs, Super PACs and more in upcoming nonprofit law lecture (0)
- 12: Reserve a seat at the 2012 Spartan Club Hall of Fame Induction Banquet (0)
- 12: Phi Kappa Psi to host 15th annual softball tournament to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation (0)
- 12: Women faculty: Learn strategies to counter and avoid bias during April 27 talk (0)
- 12: Join faculty, staff and students to see “The Addams Family” at PlayhouseSquare (0)
- 12: Volunteers needed for Science is Fun! Family Day, to be held on campus April 28 (0)
- 12: “Angry Women,” the 2012 Classics Outing, to be held April 14 (0)
- 12: Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Award winners announced; luncheon to be held April 19 (0)
- 12: Where on campus is Juno—and exactly who is she? Find out now (0)
- 12: 5 questions with…community service star Aditya Rengaswamy (6)
- 11: Learn the history of University Circle in April 19 talk (1)
- 11: Learn about the effects of Russia’s presidential election in April 13 discussion group (0)
- 11: Spartan mascot team seeks students for next year’s team (0)
- 11: Karamu Theater presents play April 19 at CWRU about foster care experience (0)
- 11: Undergraduate Indian Students Association to host annual Holi festival April 15 (0)
- 11: Get hands-on practice with T&E module in online training sessions (0)
- 11: CWRU chapter of New Abolitionists to meet with Northeast Ohio chapters for founding meeting (0)
- 11: Two faculty members earn prestigious Hartwell Individual Biomedical Research Awards (0)
- 11: CWRU to expand programs for leaders committed to positive social impact (1)
- 10: Law’s Jacqueline Lipton presents on privacy and social networking, trademark and First Amendment rights (0)
- 10: Linda Ehrlich gives introduction to film at Spain’s Film Masters event (0)
- 10: Law and bioethics professor Maxwell Mehlman presents at conference, publishes paper (0)
- 10: Guest lecturer to discuss “Advancement of the African Woman: Myth or Reality” April 13 (0)
- 10: Pediatrics’ Max Wiznitzer discusses benefits of employing adults with autism (0)
- 10: Dhamakapella music group to perform year-end concert April 14 (0)
- 10: Get tips to help students become expert learners in April 12 UCITE session (0)
- 10: ITS to hold second online training on Google Calendar system April 19 (0)
- 10: Peter Whitehouse says new drug could lead to over-diagnosis of Alzheimer’s (0)
- 10: They’re back: Prepare for more crowds Thursday and Friday as prospective students visit CWRU (1)
- 10: Delta Tau Delta to host Delt Caddyshack fundraiser for Chris Thibodeau Memorial Fund (0)
- 10: Tom Siu of ITS gives email security tips (0)
- 10: Law faculty member Robert Rapp discusses “crowdfunding” (0)
- 10: Plastic surgery professor Bahman Guyuron explains migraine treatments (0)
- 10: Researchers create way to save power and money in computer processors (1)
- 09: Noted rare book collector to visit campus for talk April 11 (0)
- 09: Volunteer at Relay for Life, to be held on campus April 20-22 (0)
- 09: Writing Week to be held April 16-20; schedule includes lectures, Celebration of Student Writing (0)
- 09: Learn how to bounce back from injury in April 11 talk (0)
- 09: Doctoral candidate receives biomedical science excellence award (0)
- 09: Doctoral candidate receives Joanna M. Nicolay Melanoma Foundation’s Research Scholar Award (0)
- 09: “Plain Dealer” columnist Regina Brett to hold book signing at university bookstore (0)
- 09: April GRADLink support group canceled; meetings to continue May 8 (0)
- 09: Attend a free health seminar on addiction April 12 (0)
- 09: Summer session registration is now open (0)
- 09: Undergraduates: Apply to get involved with Faculty Senate by April 13 (0)
- 09: Employee volunteers needed for commencement 2012 (0)
- 09: Thai Food Festival to be held today on the quad (0)
- 09: CWRU Bicycle Co-op to hold first meeting April 16 (0)
- 09: Prevention Research Center seminar to focus on connections between foreclosures and health (0)
- 09: Leading political scholar to discuss “Party and Ideology” in April 17 talk (0)
- 07: Safe Ride enhancements aim to increase campus safety (2)
- 06: CWRU students win engineering and science competition (0)
- 06: School of Medicine Dean Pamela David talks residency matches (0)
- 06: Jared Bendis discusses the latest in technology trends (0)
- 06: School of Law’s Jessup moot court team among best in the world (0)
- 06: Dental school honors top students on 32nd annual Professional’s Day (0)
- 05: Learn how technology changed the art of storytelling in April 9 lecture (0)
- 05: Alpha Phi Omega to hold seventh annual March for Marfan race April 14 (0)
- 05: Get involved with the CCEL Saturday of Service April 14; register by April 11 (0)
- 05: Intersections symposium, poster session to be held April 20 (0)
- 05: History-making doctor, renowned author to visit campus for April 10 lecture (0)
- 05: CWRU’s latest wind turbine now its largest (0)
- 05: Daniel Flannery of the Begun Center weighs in on Oikos University shooting (0)
- 05: Medicine’s Marjorie Greenfield discusses birthing “complications” (0)
- 05: 5 questions with…event organizer, arts aficionado Eric Dicken (1)
- 05: Italian Film Festival continues on campus April 5, 17 and 24 (0)
- 04: Discuss the state of women in elected office during Friday’s talk (0)
- 04: Alzheimer’s researchers to present findings at Science Café Cleveland April 9 (0)
- 04: Hear about CWRU and Cleveland’s commitment to sustainable food in April 13 event (0)
- 04: Cleveland Orchestra offers CWRU employees $15 tickets for Friday performance (1)
- 04: Donate household items and furniture for use by future CWRU students (0)
- 04: WRUW-FM to hold fundraising telethon April 9-15 (0)
- 04: CWRU welcomes special guest to campus Friday (0)
- 04: CWRU raises wind-energy labs over Cleveland area (0)
- 03: Rembrandt under review in April 15 symposium and talk at art museum (0)
- 03: Mistletoe Residential College to sponsor Case for Kids Day April 20; volunteers needed (0)
- 03: Learn “How Rejection Affects People” in interdisciplinary lecture April 5 (0)
- 03: Welcome to CWRU: Expect crowds this week as more than 600 prospective students visit (0)
- 03: Ohio universities name commencement speakers, including CWRU’s Paul Buchheit (0)
- 03: Law’s Jacqueline Lipton pins down popularity of Pinterest (0)
- 03: Emeritus Law Professor Robert Lawry gives CLE talk in Columbus (0)
- 03: Law and bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman publishes, presents on health technology, drug shortage (0)
- 03: Anthropology’s Cynthia Beall to lecture at Human Biology Association annual meeting (0)
- 03: Summer positions available in local foods and farming (0)
- 03: Attend April 7 Indians game for Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week (0)
- 02: University Counseling Service to hold discussion April 4 on grief and loss (0)
- 02: Author to speak at CWRU April 10 on legacy of Deng Xiaoping (0)
- 02: Paige Cramer and Gary Landreth discuss promising Alzheimer’s research (0)
- 02: A look at Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development’s literacy statistics (0)
- 02: Glenn Starkman tells his favorite science-related joke (0)
- 02: Psychology’s Amy Przeworski blogs on the importance of “me-days” (0)
- 02: Pharmacology’s Anthony Berdis discusses new breast cancer findings (0)
- 02: Cleveland Foundation awards $1.75 million to Great Lakes Energy Institute (0)
- 02: Arthur Heuer says CWRU center is “best facility on planet” for microstructural analysis (0)
- 02: Ford visits campus to demonstrate virtual reality tools (0)
- 02: WISER to hold annual benefit dinner April 4 to help underprivileged school in India (3)
- 02: CWRU named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll (0)
- 02: Learn to create a “Climate of Inclusiveness for LGBTQ Students” in April 5 UCITE discussion (0)
- 02: First-year students, seniors: Take part in National Survey of Student Engagement (0)
- 02: ITS finalizing strategic plan; view draft and provide feedback online or at forums (0)
- 02: Social Justice Institute offers faculty and student fellowship opportunities (0)
- 02: Get prepared by reviewing emergency procedures (2)
- 02: Don’t get caught in the dark—update your contact information (3)
- 02: Law school expands its China study program with two new partnerships (1)
- March 2012 (216)
- 31: Assess alcohol use during National Alcohol Screening Day April 6 (0)
- 31: Renowned Cuban, women’s studies scholar visits campus for ACES + Distinguished Lectureship series (0)
- 31: Attend Cavs game April 3 as part of Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week (0)
- 30: Student Health & Wellness Fair set for April 17; sign up to get involved by April 6 (0)
- 30: Next Faculty Work in Progress talk features art history and art’s Elina Gertsman (0)
- 30: Eligible Syrian nationals in U.S. can apply for Temporary Protected Status (0)
- 30: Take part in School of Medicine’s Mini Med School—medical school “for the rest of us” (0)
- 30: Cleveland Foundation awards CWRU $1.75 million to advance energy research (0)
- 30: New look for Google Apps, including email and calendar, now permanent (0)
- 30: “Hunger Games” mania sweeps CWRU (0)
- 30: 5 questions with…Ohio Nursing Students’ Association President Brandon Pach (0)
- 29: “Case Reserve Review” accepting poetry, prose and photos for spring issue (0)
- 29: Ethnic Studies Program to host talk with Afropean author Alice Endamne (0)
- 29: Commencement registration closes Sunday at 5 p.m. (0)
- 29: Autism Speaks U to hold “Light It Up Blue” event April 2; Peter B. Lewis Building to go blue for the day (0)
- 29: Four-week yoga classes offered to CWRU employees at discounted rate (0)
- 29: CWRU to host the Road To Recovery Mental Health Forum (0)
- 29: “Lucy’s” cousins: Fossil discovery confirms two human ancestor species co-existed (0)
- 28: Georgetown professor to lead Friday’s discussion on the politics of sex education (0)
- 28: Law-Medicine Center to host two-day event on prenatal genetic testing (0)
- 28: Nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh discusses nine “super-healing” spices (0)
- 28: Bioethics chair Stuart Youngner talks ethical issues with new organ transplant procedure (0)
- 28: Center for Urban Poverty’s Robert Fischer discusses faith-based initiatives (0)
- 28: Attend a faculty workshop April 5 on “Polishing Your Curriculum Vitae” (0)
- 28: Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week to be held April 2-7 (0)
- 28: Author, CWRU professor Thrity Umrigar to hold book signing at new University Bookstore (0)
- 28: Religion’s Tim Beal fact checks how politicians quote the Bible (1)
- 28: Ophthalmology’s Jonathan Lass discusses new cornea study (0)
- 28: Law’s Jonathan Adler and Jessie Hill discuss the Affordable Care Act (0)
- 28: Psychiatry’s Robert Ronis discusses effects of suicide on those left behind (0)
- 28: More women than men are in extreme poverty, says Claudia Coulton (0)
- 28: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick says parents most likely perpetrators in child killings (0)
- 27: Learn about “Climate Catastrophes in the Solar System” from award-winning author, planetary scientist (0)
- 27: University Counseling Service to hold anger-management workshop March 28 (0)
- 27: Religious studies assistant professor to lead last Power of Diversity lecture (0)
- 27: State representative to lead “Out @ Work” LGBT panel, networking event April 5 (0)
- 27: Special ACT III meeting to be held to watch, discuss Rosie the Riveter documentary (0)
- 27: Discuss how to build a sense of community on campus during Friday event (0)
- 27: Guest lecturer to discuss “When Cultures Collide: The Moral Challenge in Cultural Migration” (0)
- 27: Ford Motor Co. brings virtual reality design facility to campus (0)
- 26: Women Staff Leadership Development Initiative info meeting set for April 12 (0)
- 26: Faculty: Learn to teach students material they dislike during March 29 UCITE seminar (1)
- 26: think[box] is new high-tech workshop for students, faculty and staff (0)
- 26: Nursing’s Gretchen Mettler talks misconceptions of “morning-after pill” (0)
- 26: Scott Shane discusses rate of new business startups (0)
- 26: Housing office seeks male RAs for 2012-13; applications due April 16 (0)
- 26: Professor Miriam Levin to lead two-part talk March 29 on book “Urban Modernity” (0)
- 26: Novelist Alex Shakar to discuss philosophy and his new novel in March 29 event (0)
- 26: Grad Fair to be held March 28-29 at new university bookstore location (0)
- 26: “Celebrating Sustainability & Entrepreneurship” charity event to benefit Kids Against Hunger (0)
- 26: Quality-of-life—not just end-of-life—discussions are important for ICU patients (1)
- 26: Biomedical engineering graduate program climbs to 10th in “U.S. News” rankings (0)
- 26: Nominees announced for Wittke, Jackson awards; reception held tonight (0)
- 25: First Graduate Student Research Symposium to be held April 4 (0)
- 24: NIH/NINDS research director to lead grant writing/reviewing workshops March 29 (0)
- 24: EASE@Work financial consultants offer tax-return assistance (0)
- 23: Faculty members to take part in Reaching Heights Spelling Bee to benefit area schools (0)
- 23: Mandel School’s Terry Hokenstad travels to China to present, consult (0)
- 23: Law’s Richard Gordon publishes, presents on laundering, terrorism financing and more (0)
- 23: Share your rental property on off-campus housing listing service (0)
- 23: Guest lecturer to discuss race, disability and gender in U.S. history (0)
- 23: 5 questions with…student leader, world traveler Anna Czekaj (0)
- 23: Trivia answer revealed: How many times have Spartan basketballers earned All-American honors? (0)
- 22: (0)
- 22: Law’s Cassandra Burke Robertson publishes, presents around the country (0)
- 22: Adjunct law professor’s book gets second publishing from American Bar Association (0)
- 22: (0)
- 22: Monthly cooking demo will feature Bon Appetit chefs preparing “Simple 600” meals (0)
- 22: Upcoming lecture to focus on “What’s Wrong with Healthcare and How to Fix It” (0)
- 22: Bon Appetit, Hillel partner to provide kosher meals during Passover; RSVP by March 30 (0)
- 22: Housing director Alma Sealine to facilitate weeklong training in South Africa (1)
- 22: Ethnic Studies Program to host lecture on Arab culture, mental health (0)
- 21: Department of Dance presents “Mastering Gravity” concert March 22-25 (0)
- 21: Learn to use new Peoplesoft Travel and Expense Module during three training sessions (0)
- 21: Tickets available for March 31 International Dinner; volunteers needed (0)
- 21: Improv comedy troupe to host first Cleveland Improv Comedy Festival March 24 (0)
- 21: Access Services offers discounted RTA passes for senior/disabled employees (0)
- 21: Learn the “Environmental Dimensions of Fracking” at Public Affairs Discussion Group (0)
- 21: High-flying nursing professor provides life-saving support (6)
- 21: Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Chair Jonathan Lass steps down after almost two decades (0)
- 21: New businesses springing up as Uptown project brings new life to University Circle (5)
- 20: Special reception to announce Kelvin Smith Library as new home to theater archives; RSVP now (0)
- 20: Employee Wellness Program to hold Colorectal Cancer Awareness seminar (0)
- 20: Three lawyers to give insight into their careers during final pre-law info session (0)
- 20: Faculty: Learn to help students cope with stress during next UCITE seminar (0)
- 20: Northeast Ohio Consortium for Middle East Studies sponsors film screening, discussion at CIFF (0)
- 20: Lecturer to discuss “The Assault on Collective Bargaining Rights in the Public Sector” (2)
- 20: Nominate a faculty member for outstanding writing instruction awards (0)
- 20: Humanities professor Ellen Landau discusses abstract expressionism (0)
- 20: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick weighs in on a mother’s “altruistic” killing of children (0)
- 20: Pharmacology’s Anthony Berdis discusses leukemia breakthroughs (0)
- 20: Housing director Alma Sealine discusses social media, communications in Clementi case (0)
- 20: Case School of Engineering graduate student named first Keithley Graduate Fellow (1)
- 19: Last daily pickup for USPS mailboxes on campus changes to 2 p.m. (0)
- 19: USG presidential debate to be held March 21 (0)
- 19: Lab Management Series event to focus on funding, proposals, budgets and more (0)
- 19: First African-American woman in space to lead Power of Diversity lecture (0)
- 19: Dental school’s Leena Palomo awarded clinical research fellowship (0)
- 19: CWRU scientists lead the way in tissue engineering (0)
- 19: Catherine LaCroix says students interested in legal aspects of shale exploration (0)
- 19: Radiology’s Raymond Muzic discusses radiation’s risks and uses (0)
- 19: Lewis Katz weighs in on importance of scissors in Amish attack case (0)
- 19: CWRU featured on Adobe Higher Education website (0)
- 19: Registration, abstracts for SOURCE Symposium due March 23 (0)
- 19: Medical student earns American Medical Association Foundation Leadership Award (0)
- 19: Safely discard cell phones, computers and more during March 23 e-waste drive (0)
- 19: University of Michigan professor to lead upcoming lecture on medieval art (0)
- 19: Campus bookstore opens today in new location on Euclid Avenue (0)
- 18: Cleveland Play House archives get new home at Kelvin Smith Library (0)
- 17: Art is the poet’s muse during Poetry in the Museum, featuring readings by Jorie Graham (0)
- 17: Acclaimed photographer to visit campus for free talk on March 21 (0)
- 16: LGBT Center, Hillel to host talk with Israeli Consulate member on “Being Gay in the Israeli Army” (0)
- 16: Deadline to nominate staff member for President’s Award for Distinguished Service is March 23 (0)
- 16: Learn from Fulbright director about faculty Fulbright Scholar opportunities (0)
- 16: Engineering researchers, students demonstrate projects to interest children in STEM careers (0)
- 16: Neurology professor to take part in discussion of documentary at Cleveland International Film Festival (0)
- 16: Anthropology professor honored at Association of Asian Studies annual meeting (0)
- 16: Deadline extended for some CWRU study abroad programs (0)
- 15: Baker-Nord Center’s March 28 talk looks at how sports shape politics and culture (0)
- 15: University Farm’s community gardens to open May 31; registration now open (0)
- 15: Get an update on President Obama’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge (0)
- 15: Four free muscle conditioning classes offered by Employee Wellness Program (0)
- 15: Graduate students: Apply for $3,000 stipend for dissertation work (0)
- 15: Downtown Cleveland seeing a population revival, notes Richey Piiparinen (0)
- 15: Medicine’s Gregory Cooper explains importance of colon cancer screenings (0)
- 15: Weatherhead School’s Harvey Salkin discusses Amish fraud case (0)
- 15: Longtime employee Tom Rask passes away (9)
- 15: 5 questions with…MFA Acting Program director Ron Wilson (2)
- 15: Law’s Michael Scharf says Lubanga conviction will send powerful signal (0)
- 14: Team of students invents new temporary fix for potholes (0)
- 14: Final Doctoral Fitting Day for graduates to be held March 16 (0)
- 14: PRCHN releases first breakdown of public health data for Cleveland neighborhoods (2)
- 14: Faculty: Apply for the 2012 Freedman Fellows Award Program (0)
- 14: 36th Van Horn Distinguished Lecture Series to be held March 20-22 (0)
- 14: March 20 panel to discuss effects of parental job loss on children (0)
- 14: Kelvin Smith Library welcomes Cleveland Play House archives (0)
- 13: Medical students to host Taste of Peru charity gala March 31 (0)
- 13: Documentary screening, panel discussion on Iran’s education policies to be held March 22 (0)
- 13: From mouse to man: Circadian nitrogen balance impacts survival, disease susceptibility (2)
- 13: Women staff: Deadline extended to register for keynote, panel discussion (0)
- 13: University Farm seeks student volunteers for 2012 growing season (0)
- 13: Scott Shane writes that entrepreneurs don’t employ as many as they hope (0)
- 13: Bioethics’ Aaron Goldberg explains limitations of DNA ethnicity tests (0)
- 13: Dental school offers low-cost braces to patients (0)
- 13: Social work, health law among top 10 in graduate school rankings (1)
- 13: Medicine faculty members explain importance of latest cancer study (0)
- 12: Law’s Michael Benza talks government forfeiture in Jimmy Dimora case (0)
- 12: Economics faculty member Jack Kleinhenz discusses unemployment rates (0)
- 12: Make a donation to Relay for Life to take part in “Dress Down Day” (0)
- 12: Informatics symposium to focus on application, impact of IT on health research (0)
- 12: Dancing with the CWRU Stars to be held March 24 to raise money for pediatric cancer patients (1)
- 12: Leading biomedical engineer to discuss cutting-edge cancer treatment technology (0)
- 12: Underrepresented undergraduates: Apply for the Stephanie Tubbs-Jones award (0)
- 12: CIO Lev Gonick talks search engine privacy changes (0)
- 12: Law’s Michael Scharf discusses ICC’s handling of African cases (0)
- 12: Amy Przeworski kicks off “Psychology Today” blog on anxiety in families (0)
- 12: Have ideas to improve student life? Need help? Contact the Office of Student Affairs (0)
- 10: War crimes ambassador to lead lecture on international criminal justice (0)
- 10: Women faculty members: Network with colleagues during March 19 lunch (0)
- 09: Harvard physicians, best-selling authors to keynote Callahan Distinguished Lecture (2)
- 09: Blackboard to be down for scheduled maintenance March 14, 3-6 a.m. (0)
- 09: Actor Terrence Howard to headline Unity Banquet April 13 (0)
- 09: 5 questions with…award-winning football player, entrepreneur Tony Opperman (0)
- 08: Nominate your professors/mentors for Wittke/Jackson awards; deadline is March 12 (0)
- 08: Spartan Sports Camp to be held June 11-Aug. 3; children of employees receive discount (0)
- 08: CWRU to host Greater University Circle Job and Resource Fair March 16 (0)
- 08: Undergrads: Last chance for Aziz Ansari tickets; faculty, staff and grad student tickets on sale March 12 (0)
- 08: Law’s Jonathan Entin speaks at symposium on 40th anniversary of Watergate (0)
- 08: Law Dean Mitchell to speak at Brookings on patient capital for economic growth (0)
- 08: Political science professor Karen Beckwith discusses Super Tuesday results (0)
- 08: Research by Professor Scott Shane cited in recent article on self-employment (0)
- 08: Environmental, social justice leader David Suzuki to receive Inamori Ethics Prize (0)
- 07: See London museums with CWRU tour guides in art and medical history (0)
- 07: Public Affairs Discussion Group to cover “Germany and the European Union” (0)
- 07: GSS Peer Review seeks graduate student editors (0)
- 07: Women staff: Attend “Talk Less, Say More” keynote, panel April 4; RSVP by March 9 (3)
- 07: CIO Lev Gonick discusses new development in University Circle (0)
- 07: Political science’s Karen Beckwith weighs in on Super Tuesday (0)
- 06: University finalizes Plan for Internationalization, focusing on undergraduate experience (1)
- 06: Learn how to build an international career during March 8 event (2)
- 06: Bookstore’s Thwing Center location to close March 9; new Uptown location to open March 19 (8)
- 06: ITS to host online training on Google Calendar March 15 (0)
- 06: Study led by Lynn Singer finds taking ecstasy during pregnancy is bad for baby (0)
- 06: Psychology’s Julie Exline discusses tradeoffs of being a people-pleaser (0)
- 06: Divorce can lead to hair loss in women, explains Bahman Guyuron (0)
- 06: Materials science and engineering professors weigh in on space research, production (0)
- 06: Law’s Carmen Naso discusses mental health of accused gunman (0)
- 06: Doctoral Fitting Days to be held March 7 and 16 (0)
- 05: CWRU to host iD Tech Camp this summer; children of faculty/staff attend for discounted rate (0)
- 05: Participants in CCEL’s alternative spring break collecting supplies for Nicaraguans March 7-8 (0)
- 05: Epidemiology and Biostatistics Research Seminar to be held March 7 (0)
- 05: National Center for Regenerative Medicine, Case Comprehensive Cancer Center name new marketing/communications director (0)
- 05: Gov. Kasich reappoints VP emeritus Kenneth Kutina to higher education commission (0)
- 05: Residence Hall Association elects executive board members (0)
- 05: Floor and chair yoga classes offered at discounted rate (1)
- 05: Next Science Café topic is Fukushima nuclear disaster, effects of radiation exposure (0)
- 05: Team approach to foster care decisions helps keep families together (0)
- 05: Update Identity Finder on all computers to ensure data security (0)
- 05: Researchers lead first-ever study on ecstasy’s effects on fetal, infant development (1)
- 04: Law professor to lecture on “The Revolution in Neuroscience and its Revolutionary Social Consequences” (0)
- 04: Bioethics and CGREAL host photo exhibit by Cleveland youth and seniors on health disparities, genetics (0)
- 03: Eleven faculty members earn ACES+ Opportunity Awards (0)
- 03: Latino cultural group hosting food fundraiser March 5-6 (0)
- 03: USC professor to visit campus to discuss the history of the Hollywood sign (0)
- 01: Alpha Kappa Alpha to host sexual assault awareness program March 8 (0)
- 01: Player’s Theatre Group to present “The Borrowers” March 2-4 (0)
- 01: French author to visit campus for slam poetry event March 5 (0)
- 01: CWRU student becomes 400,000th member of Alpha Phi Omega (1)
- 01: CWRU student, organization and program win “Of The Month” awards from National Residence Hall Honorary (0)
- 01: History’s Peter Shulman earns Ellis Hawley Prize for best article by a junior scholar (1)
- 01: Sociology’s Susan Hinze discusses effect of school shooting on Chardon community (0)
- 01: Nursing students help Cleveland school nurses collect health data from students (0)
- 01: Tour four different places of worship during March 4 event (0)
- 01: Commencement registration now open; dates set for doctoral fitting days (0)
- 01: Gmail creator, CWRU alum Paul Buchheit to deliver his own message at Commencement (0)
- 01: 5 questions with…Center for Community Partnerships Director Latisha James (10)
- February 2012 (219)
- 29: Hillel to host interfaith Shabbat service and dinner March 2 (0)
- 29: University gets new emergency alert system to replace CaseWARN (2)
- 29: Speaker at March 2 event to discuss “Spreading Peace Through Dialogue and Service” (0)
- 29: Special UCITE workshop-dinner to discuss incorporating ethics into courses (0)
- 29: Friday discussion group to cover IMF, World Bank responses to financial crisis (0)
- 29: Baker-Nord Center guest lecturer to discuss “The Double Life of Celebrity” (0)
- 29: CWRU experts discuss Monday’s shooting at Chardon High School (0)
- 29: Department of Music, Church of the Covenant team up for concert March 2-3 (0)
- 29: (0)
- 29: Medicine’s Mukesh Jain explains breakthrough in heart arrhythmia research (0)
- 29: School of Medicine researchers lead study of effects of ecstasy use during pregnancy (0)
- 29: University selects 2012 common reading book: “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind” (6)
- 28: ShowCASE charity open mic night to be held March 2 (0)
- 28: Google’s new privacy policy rolls out March 1, does not change CWRU’s agreement (0)
- 28: Faculty members to discuss international experiences for students in March 1 UCITE seminar (0)
- 28: Deadline extended: Submit a proposal to show how you’d improve life at CWRU (2)
- 28: SAGES Peer Writing Crew to help students with papers, reports and more in Paper-Palooza (0)
- 28: Get swabbed to enter Bone Marrow Foundation Registry during Feb. 29 drive (0)
- 28: Have you studied abroad? Enter your favorite photos in Office of Education Abroad photo contest (0)
- 28: Women’s History Month luncheon to pay homage to activist Victoria Woodhull (0)
- 27: Annual Case Juggling Spectacular to be held March 2-3 (0)
- 27: Deadline for Summer Undergraduate Research in Energy and Sustainability is March 9 (0)
- 27: Nominate a faculty member for the Frank and Dorothy Humel Hovorka Prize (0)
- 27: Jared Bendis explains “the Internet in a nutshell” (0)
- 27: Visiting associate professor of law to present on disability and civil rights, labor and health law (0)
- 27: Law’s Jonathan Adler presents around the country in January and February (0)
- 27: Nursing’s Jeanne Hitch attends private event with Health & Human Services secretary (1)
- 27: University Health Services to host Men’s Health Fair March 2 (0)
- 27: University Farm launches first CSA program; two price levels available (0)
- 27: School of Law professor’s radio show gets green light; set to air March 1 (0)
- 27: Spring SatCo to be held March 3-4; register for classes now (0)
- 27: Louis Giannetti discusses underrepresentation of African Americans in film (0)
- 27: Law’s Lewis Katz explains importance of Cuyahoga County prosecutor race (0)
- 27: University announces more than $11 million in gifts for engineering school (0)
- 24: ideaLabs business concept competition approaching; info session to be held March 2 (0)
- 24: Programming director of London museum to lecture on campus March 2 (0)
- 24: Undergraduate Studies to host prelaw information session Feb. 29 (0)
- 24: Faculty members encouraged to apply for seed grants to enhance internationalization (0)
- 24: Adjunct law professor named one of five “Lawyers of the Year” nationally; rising star in Ohio (0)
- 24: Political science’s Karen Beckwith wins award for research on women and politics (0)
- 24: Greek Life office seeking Greek Community Educational Consultants (0)
- 24: RePlay for Kids to host toy repair workshop Feb. 27, 4-6 p.m. (0)
- 24: Faculty members to discuss technology and the classics at Faculty Work-in-Progress lecture (0)
- 23: EASE@Work offers fitness coaching to get goals back on track (1)
- 23: Sophomore Josh Schwarz gives update on 52 apps in 52 weeks (0)
- 23: Weatherhead School’s Scott Shane says investor incentives aren’t ideal (0)
- 23: New Dean’s Study Breaks kick off Feb. 27, featuring casual conversation, food and drinks (0)
- 23: Clinical Translational Science Collaborative to fund three $30,000 multidisciplinary projects (0)
- 23: School of Law’s Jacqueline Lipton publishes article on cyber-victimization (0)
- 23: Adjunct law professor’s article, “Life, Death and IQ,” appears in law review (0)
- 23: Art history/art adjunct faculty member presents at TELDAP International Conference in Taiwan (0)
- 23: Apply for summer study abroad programs, scholarships by March 1 (0)
- 23: USG spring elections underway; letters of intent due March 1 (0)
- 23: It’s election season—check out the university’s guides to on-campus political activity (0)
- 23: Discuss Hollywood’s portrayal of women during upcoming event (0)
- 23: CWRU makes list of colleges where “geek is chic” (0)
- 23: Bon Appetit announces plans for animal welfare reform (0)
- 23: School of Medicine researchers find time link to sudden cardiac death (0)
- 23: 5 questions with…senior psychology major, Greek Week chair Graham Reeves (0)
- 22: Submit a photo for the Coming of Age Birthday Card photo contest (0)
- 22: Free employee health seminar to teach meditation, stress-management techniques (0)
- 22: Discuss international travel with program alumni during Feb. 24 event (0)
- 22: Circadian rhythms linked to sudden cardiac death, School of Medicine study finds (0)
- 22: Friday’s discussion group to focus on China’s leadership transition (0)
- 22: Get involved in the Underrepresented Student Organization Fair, to be held Feb. 24 (0)
- 22: RecycleMania in full swing; learn recycling tips, how to get involved (0)
- 22: WeCar car-sharing service comes to CWRU (0)
- 22: School of Medicine study finds fewer melanoma deaths in areas with more dermatologists (0)
- 21: New book details women’s historical roles through the art of stone and metal (0)
- 21: SOURCE funding deadline extended to Feb. 29 (0)
- 21: LGBT Center to host award-winning activist Robyn Ochs for three on-campus lectures (0)
- 21: Faculty: Nominate a colleague as a Glennan Fellow (0)
- 21: Learn about culture, enlightenment and 17th century British books in Feb. 23 lecture (0)
- 21: CWRU drama series continues with Top Girls Feb. 23-26 (0)
- 21: Upcoming panel to feature prominent guests discussing the financing of terrorism (0)
- 21: Middle Eastern Cultural Association to host annual spring show Feb. 24 (0)
- 21: Discounted Meditation 102 series offers employees next step in meditation (0)
- 20: Next UCITE seminar to discuss how to help students with complex disability issues (0)
- 20: Deadline to submit Spring 2012 tuition waiver applications is Feb. 28 (0)
- 20: History’s Kenneth Ledford to lead next Faculty Work-in-Progress lecture (0)
- 20: CWRU chapter of New Abolitionist to hold first meeting Feb. 22 (0)
- 20: Deadline to apply for new P-SURG funding is Feb. 29 (0)
- 20: Registrar’s Office to have limited services Feb. 23 until 2 p.m. (0)
- 20: CWRU, Siegal College partner to provide adult learning across region (0)
- 20: Bioethics’ Michelle McGowan talks medical, ethical issues of genetics testing (0)
- 20: CWRU scientists help develop implantable microchip to treat osteoporosis (0)
- 19: Pre-med society to hold fundraiser Feb. 23, featuring performances, prizes and more (0)
- 19: Flora Stone Mather Center sponsors “The Essentials to Coaching: Developing Your Plan for Success” (0)
- 18: Learn about CWRU’s High Throughput Screening Program in Feb. 22 seminar (0)
- 17: Ash Wednesday service to be held at Amasa Stone Chapel (0)
- 17: Academic Integrity Board hosts Integrity Week 2012, beginning Feb. 24 (0)
- 17: Executive director of presidential commission on bioethical issues to lecture Feb. 21 (0)
- 17: Nursing students work with Cleveland youth in Music and Heart Program (1)
- 17: Dinner out or a night in? Find out how the CWRU community spent Valentine’s Day (0)
- 16: Nominate a staff member for the President’s Award for Distinguished Service (0)
- 16: First Destination Survey Report shows post-graduation plans for Class of 2011 (0)
- 16: History department sponsors talk on “Feminists Behaving Badly” Feb. 24 (0)
- 16: Statement by Sandusky’s ex-daughter-in-law should hold weight, says law’s Andrew Pollis (0)
- 16: Art history’s Catherine Scallen previews new art museum exhibit (0)
- 16: Joseph LaManna warns universities could lose researchers if NIH budget stays stagnant (0)
- 16: Genetics faculty talk fruit flies, human studies (0)
- 16: Music’s Mary Davis discusses Fashion Week and acclaimed documentary (0)
- 16: Employee Wellness Program offers free yoga classes for faculty/staff (0)
- 16: Three authors offer their takes on literary worlds Feb. 27 (0)
- 16: 5 questions with…Engineers Without Borders leader Anjali Verma (4)
- 15: Greater University Circle Job and Resource Fair to be held on campus in March (0)
- 15: Program founded at CWRU honored with National Humanities Medal (1)
- 15: Mandel School faculty member to lead discussion on child obesity as a form of child abuse (0)
- 15: Employee Wellness Program offering free chair massages to faculty/staff (0)
- 15: Art history’s Jenifer Neils elected committee chair at American School of Classical Studies at Athens (1)
- 15: Student meeting with provost, senior administrators rescheduled for Feb. 23 (0)
- 14: Students to spend summer re-creating Ancient Rome’s Cosa in 3-D imagery (1)
- 14: Department of Religious Studies launches graduate degree program (0)
- 14: UPB brings poet Andrea Gibson to campus Feb. 16 for Poetry Jam (0)
- 14: Feb. 16 UCITE seminar to discuss community-based learning in classes (0)
- 14: USG seeks proposals for Student Life Improvement Grant (1)
- 14: Alexander Lamis, associate professor of political science, passes away (4)
- 13: Experimenting with environment changes can boost heart health (0)
- 13: Date set for Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Awards Luncheon; nominations being accepted (0)
- 13: Seminar to explain REDCap online survey and database manager (0)
- 13: Improv comedy troupe holding auditions for new pianist (0)
- 13: Bon Appetit chefs to lead cooking demonstration on healthy, delicious soups (0)
- 13: School of Law’s Jessup moot court team wins super regionals, moves on to international rounds (0)
- 13: School of Medicine announces funding for first round of Urban Health Pilot Grants (0)
- 13: Apply to be an orientation leader today (0)
- 13: J.B. Silvers discusses Obama’s contraception compromise (0)
- 13: Engineering’s Jeffrey Duerk and Norman Tien meet President Obama at White House event (0)
- 12: Learn about studying in Ecuador from program alumni (0)
- 12: Career Services, Marine Corps hosting Leadership Seminar Feb. 15 (0)
- 11: Health Savings Account information available on the benefits website (0)
- 11: Take an animated look at some of CWRU’s top stories of 2010-11 (0)
- 10: Campus community invited to attend Nurses’ Ball Feb. 18 (0)
- 10: Show your CWRU pride, earn free food and prizes (0)
- 10: WISER to host fourth annual “Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day” Feb. 16 (0)
- 10: Today’s student meeting with provost, senior administrators postponed (0)
- 10: School of Medicine researchers use skin cancer drug to reverse Alzheimer’s in mice (0)
- 10: English’s Thrity Umrigar named one of Cleveland’ prominent authors (0)
- 10: Art history’s Jenifer Neils’ new book featured on blog (0)
- 10: Bags and Flags: The history of CWRU “rush” (0)
- 09: Student volunteers needed for regional history day competition March 24 (0)
- 09: Panelists to debate “The Role of Non-Practicing Entities in the Modern Patent System” (0)
- 09: Researchers find drug quickly reverses Alzheimer’s symptoms in mice (9)
- 09: ITS to host online training Feb. 15 on customizing Google Apps email (0)
- 09: School of Dental Medicine offers special teen braces program (0)
- 09: Safe Zone workshops to be held Feb. 17 to train new members (0)
- 09: Weatherhead Tax Assistance Program to help eligible residents with filing (0)
- 09: 5 questions with…religion scholar Deepak Sarma (1)
- 08: Northeast Ohio Regional Science Olympiad looking for volunteers for Feb. 25 event (0)
- 08: Law professor to lead Public Affairs Discussion: “Can We Legislate Ourselves Thinner?” (0)
- 08: LGBTA Committee to hold Winter Gatherings happy hour Feb. 9 (0)
- 08: Submit program proposal for spring SatCo by Feb. 15 (0)
- 08: Psychology’s Robert Green named editor of APA journal (0)
- 08: Get Experienced! Internship and Career Fair to be held Feb. 16 (0)
- 08: Women faculty members: Get advice from full professors on mentoring (0)
- 08: Baker-Nord Center to host screening, discussion of documentary “Bill Cunningham New York” (0)
- 08: Senior nursing student helps treat, prevent STIs in Alaska (1)
- 08: Phillip Resnick, Susan Hatters-Friedman discuss Josh Powell case (0)
- 08: Recovery House offers place for students in recovery from drug, alcohol addiction (0)
- 07: Outage scheduled for Feb. 12-13 for QuikPay services (0)
- 07: Nominate a student or organization for leadership awards (0)
- 07: Prevention Research Center offering several internship opportunities (0)
- 07: Learn “What works in the classroom” at Feb. 9 UCITE seminar (0)
- 07: GLEI, Weatherhead School sponsor talk on business planning for early-stage ventures (0)
- 07: Software Center now includes SPSS Modeler Premium Campus Edition as free download (0)
- 07: Visually enhanced bingo cards help individuals with Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s (0)
- 07: Students use engineering skills to help aid a village in Senegal (0)
- 06: Hillel at CWRU to host discussion on the “Israeli version of Occupy Wall Street” (0)
- 06: Science Café Cleveland to discuss learning about human biology from fruit flies (0)
- 06: Peter Whitehouse explains issues with new brain condition’s definition (0)
- 06: Fred Collopy discusses Frank Gehry’s design of the Peter B. Lewis Building (0)
- 06: Graduate staff positions available in Office of Housing, Residence Life and Greek Life (0)
- 06: Eight staff members receive CAPS certificate of achievement (0)
- 06: Junior Colin Galey wins $25,000 scholarship, paid internship (0)
- 06: Meet with provost, university leaders to discuss new initiatives, tuition rates and more (0)
- 06: Habitat for Humanity organizing spring break trip to Alabama (0)
- 06: Four-week yoga classes begin this week at discounted rate (1)
- 06: Prominent critic to discuss Cuban cinema during Feb. 10 lecture (0)
- 06: Political science faculty member examines European finance during Fulbright experience (1)
- 06: CWRU-Cleveland Clinic consortium to study football-related injuries (0)
- 06: Medicine’s Michael Salata explains hip arthroscopies (0)
- 06: Law’s Jonathan Entin discusses Cincinatti’s scrap metal laws (0)
- 06: Thwing Study Over looking for student leaders to help organize spring event (0)
- 05: Psychiatry professor to discuss mania in children at Schubert Center event (0)
- 03: SAC to hold Valentine’s Day bake sale; sign up to donate or sell baked goods (0)
- 03: Law’s Erik Jensen publishes, presents on taxation-related issues (0)
- 03: Flora Stone Mather Center Director Dorothy Miller talks about women’s equality fight (0)
- 03: Law professor Jessie Hill pens guest column, presents at Boston U. symposium (0)
- 03: Alumnus to discuss “Finding Success Before 30” in Career Center talk (0)
- 03: School of Medicine announces new Center for Metabolomics and Isotopomics (0)
- 03: CWRU police to offer Rape Aggression Defense class for female students, employees (0)
- 03: Relay for Life Power of Purple Day to be held Feb. 10, featuring performances, prizes and more (0)
- 03: A ‘leaky pipeline’ persists for female academics seeking advancement in STEM fields (1)
- 03: 5 questions with…former Sigma Psi president, future Teach for America corps member Meredith Collier (2)
- 02: Political science professor to discuss “Why the Democrats Passed an Unpopular Health Care Law” (0)
- 02: How do social networks influence health? Find out during Feb. 9 lecture (0)
- 02: “Encyclopedia of Cleveland History” editor to discuss how it’s adapting to remain competitive (0)
- 02: “Dating Doctor” to visit campus Feb. 8 to talk dating, relationships and more (2)
- 02: Emeritus Professor Emanuel Wolinsky passes away; memorial to be held Feb. 5 (0)
- 02: Weatherhead School students win Association for Corporate Growth competition (0)
- 02: Two nutrition students earn statewide outstanding dietetics student award (0)
- 02: Explore studying overseas at the Feb. 8 Study Abroad Fair (0)
- 02: CWRU’s largest blood drive of the year to take place Feb. 7-8 (0)
- 02: Learn more about teaching, mentoring excellence from Wittke/Jackson award winners Feb. 3 (0)
- 01: Psychology’s Julie Exline explains research that people pleasers overeat (0)
- 01: Scott Shane says CEOs must understand franchising laws before committing (0)
- 01: Michael Scharf discusses prosecuting Somali pirates (0)
- 01: CWRU Ensemble in Residence, Cleveland Orchestra string quartet to perform Feb. 5 (0)
- 01: Poet returns to CWRU Feb. 10 to raise funds for scholarship fund in memory of staff member (0)
- 01: Brighten up: Dental school faculty, students to provide care to 400 Cleveland elementary students (0)
- 01: Faculty members to discuss Nobel Prize accomplishments during Case Nobel Symposium (0)
- 01: Seniors: Yearbook portraits to be taken Feb. 6-8; schedule an appointment now (0)
- 01: Nursing’s Ann Williams presents at International Diabetes Federation meeting in Dubai (0)
- 01: Professor Atwood Gaines re-signed to four-year term as journal editor-in-chief (0)
- 01: Law’s Paul Giannelli publishes articles, in contract for four books (0)
- 01: HCM to be down for scheduled maintenance Feb. 5 (0)
- 01: Thrity Umrigar’s career profiled in “Cleveland Magazine” (0)
- 01: Dittrick museum listed among fascinating medical museums (0)
- 01: Susan Helper explains how states can help alleviate manufacturing job loss (0)
- 01: Hold the extra burgers and fries when people pleasers arrive (1)
- January 2012 (175)
- 31: Teach for America alumni, members to discuss experiences with interested students (0)
- 31: Faculty: Learn how to better use Google Apps during upcoming UCITE session (1)
- 31: Vanderbilt law professor to lecture Feb. 3 on Kurdish genocide trials (0)
- 31: ESS offers weekly academic workshops, from time-management to reading with purpose (0)
- 31: Case Consulting Group to hold first meeting for all majors Feb. 3 (0)
- 31: Public Affairs Discussion Group to cover “Taxing Fracking” Feb. 3 (2)
- 31: UK researcher to discuss “Lessons from Within a Changing Health Care System” (0)
- 31: Civil engineering’s Dario Gasparini explains structural failures in two Ohio casinos (0)
- 31: J.B. Silvers discusses Gov. Kasich’s plan to overhaul Medicaid (0)
- 31: Medicine’s Joseph LaManna discusses program for researchers to lobby lawmakers (0)
- 30: Women Faculty Connect to hold next luncheon Feb. 7 (0)
- 30: Social Justice Institute sponsors preview of documentary “Slavery By Another Name” (0)
- 30: Law school, Shaker LaunchHouse build foundation for intellectual property clinic (0)
- 30: First-year students, seniors to receive National Survey of Student Engagement next week (0)
- 30: Design for America national director to visit campus for kickoff workshop (0)
- 30: USG conducting brief survey on smoking on campus; responses accepted until Feb. 9 (0)
- 30: Raymond Ku says fired prison guard has good case for being re-hired (0)
- 30: CWRU ranks No. 10 in Peace Corps’ top volunteer list (0)
- 30: Campus-area venues named top entertainment spots (0)
- 30: Study challenges notion that convicts with mental illness likely to return to prison (0)
- 27: Associate Vice President Emerita for Academic Affairs Jean Calhoun passes away (0)
- 27: Facilities Services holding auction of four vehicles (0)
- 27: Faculty Conciliation and Mediation Program helps resolve work-related conflicts (0)
- 27: International students: Learn requirements for working in U.S. after graduation (0)
- 27: Free statistical consulting program offered to campus community Feb. 1-April 26 (0)
- 27: Speaker to discuss life of Jewish refugee from Vienna who graduated from Western Reserve (0)
- 27: 5 questions with…social work student, school library renovator Lisa Weitzman (2)
- 26: Center on Urban Poverty and Community Development research shows NEO poverty rising (0)
- 26: Medicine’s Pierluigi Gambetti’s research shows prions more mobile than thought (0)
- 26: Law’s Michael Benza discusses bribery charges in Jimmy Dimora trial (0)
- 26: Nursing school researchers find pets helpful to women with HIV/AIDS (0)
- 26: UPB’s “Gluttony Gauntlet” eating contest to be held Feb. 7; registration ends Jan. 31 (1)
- 26: EASE@Work offers “budget makeover” tips for the New Year (0)
- 26: Swing Club to host annual SparX event Feb. 3-5, featuring three major swing bands (0)
- 26: Paper by adjunct instructor, doctoral student to be presented at international research conference (3)
- 26: Four-week Meditation 101 class offered at discounted rate to employees (0)
- 26: Registrar’s office to close at 4 p.m. Jan. 30 (0)
- 26: Faculty/Staff Mentoring Network assists students in recovery from addiction (0)
- 26: Award-winning author Mary Helen Stefaniak visits campus to read, discuss novel (0)
- 25: SAGES fellow wins poetry award, book publication (8)
- 25: Pioneer of African philosophy, feminism to lecture on campus Jan. 30 (0)
- 25: Attend a Q&A on summer research program applications Feb. 3 (0)
- 25: Biology’s Emmitt Jolly to lead next Power of Diversity Lecture (0)
- 25: Nominate a student leader for Student Turning Point Society (0)
- 24: Paul Tesar calls stem cell blindness results a “landmark study” (0)
- 24: Medicine faculty members discuss pain-management in U.S. (0)
- 24: QED founder, CEO to be featured guest at State of the Union (0)
- 24: Nutrition’s Mary Beth Kavanagh talks healthy eating habits for children (0)
- 24: Ralph Harvey discusses recent expedition to Antarctica (0)
- 24: Deadline approaching for two summer undergraduate research programs (0)
- 24: Want to serve on Faculty Senate standing committee? Take the interest survey (0)
- 24: Applications being accepted for NSF $13.5 million award for integrative graduate education, research (0)
- 24: Deepak Sarma to lead Public Affairs Discussion Group on “The December Dilemma” (0)
- 24: Spartan, Spartie mascots available for event appearances; request them online (0)
- 24: Study finds a pet’s love helps women cope with HIV/AIDS (0)
- 23: CCEL to host Community Service Fair Jan. 27, featuring more than 50 groups (0)
- 23: Learn how to find undergraduate research positions during Jan. 30 info session (0)
- 23: Attend UCITE session Jan. 26 to hear about new IT offerings available for faculty (0)
- 23: University joins eduroam, providing easier access to wireless networks at other universities and for CWRU visitors (0)
- 23: Car-sharing service coming to CWRU; info sessions held this week (3)
- 23: Jan. 31 ceremony, reception to celebrate law professor Jonathan Adler’s appointment (0)
- 23: Researchers identify crucial gene activator in slow-killing parasite (1)
- 23: Medicine, nursing faculty members to speak on “Body in Pain” at City Club Jan. 25 (0)
- 20: Rhonda Williams’ article published in book on struggles for housing in L.A. and beyond (0)
- 20: Marilyn Sanders Mobley to speak, be recognized for founding African American Studies program at George Mason (0)
- 20: Law professor Jonathan Adler publishes, presents on environmental issues, interstate competition (0)
- 20: Law’s Carrie Basas presents at Labor and Employment Relations Association conference (0)
- 20: Law school’s Dean Mitchell to speak to interested students on “Law School in an Age of Anxiety” (0)
- 20: Employee Wellness Program offers free Zumba class at 121 Fitness (0)
- 20: Enjoy free Hot Sauce Williams at MLK celebration’s “Food for the Soul” event (0)
- 20: Minority Writers’ Panel to be held Jan. 26 featuring playwrights, poets and actors (0)
- 20: Common oral bacteria makes body vulnerable to illness (1)
- 20: CWRU has a clear favorite for Super Bowl champs (0)
- 20: 5 questions with…Julie Foucher: medical student, CrossFit star (4)
- 19: Learn to make healthy Super Bowl snacks in free cooking demo Jan. 24 (0)
- 19: Jonathan Entin says ruling could allow religious institutions exemption from employment laws (0)
- 19: Energy Secretary Chu visits CWRU labs (0)
- 19: Jonathan Adler discusses whether Obama’s appointments will be overturned (0)
- 19: Five management students participate in sustainability competition (0)
- 19: History professor Miriam Levin’s book named outstanding academic title (1)
- 19: Book by nursing faculty member Mary Quinn Griffin wins Book of the Year award (3)
- 19: Student meditation group resumes today (1)
- 19: 2012 retirement contribution limits increase to $17,000 (0)
- 19: MLK Essay Contest winners to be revealed during Friday’s MLK Convocation (0)
- 19: Health Law Clinic director to lead lecture on nursing home resident rights (0)
- 19: Software Center updated with new Symantec version; download recommended (0)
- 19: Secretary of Energy Steven Chu tours campus lab (2)
- 18: Public Affairs Discussion Group kicks off Jan. 20 with “Hype, Hope and Health Policy” (0)
- 18: Engineers Without Borders kickoff meetings to be held Jan. 25-26; all majors welcome (0)
- 18: Learn more about research budgets during Jan. 25 Lab Management Series (0)
- 18: Information meeting for emergency response team to be held Jan. 24; RSVP by Jan. 20 (0)
- 18: Tickets to Feb. 12 Chinese Lantern Festival go on sale Jan. 20 (0)
- 18: Free CaseLearns workshops scheduled; library launches new “Tell Me About Technology” courses (0)
- 18: Jared Bendis discusses little-known MLK recording (0)
- 18: Wrong mentality in yoga could harm you, says Deepak Sarma (0)
- 18: W-2 forms in the mail; available online through HCM after Thursday (0)
- 17: “My So-Called Enemy” to be screened Jan. 19 as part of MLK celebration; filmmaker to speak (0)
- 17: Learn about neck and back pain causes, prevention and treatment in free health seminar (0)
- 17: Join UCITE session Jan. 19 to discuss teaching critical thinking (0)
- 17: Library debuts research service improvements, new search tool (0)
- 17: Call for abstracts for inaugural Graduate Student Research Symposium (0)
- 17: Implanted biofuel cell converts bug’s chemistry into electricity (1)
- 17: New young adult movie franchises darker than before, says Brad Ricca (0)
- 17: Joseph Jankowski named Northeast Ohio innovator (0)
- 17: School of Medicine joins national effort to treat PTSD, brain injury in vets (0)
- 17: Stanton Gerson discusses symptoms of Hodgkin lymphoma (0)
- 17: Law’s Lewis Katz gives thoughts on Jimmy Dimora trial (0)
- 17: Geochemistry’s Jim Van Orman says mining moon will be profitable any time soon (0)
- 16: Freedman Center helps unearth recording of MLK visit to Cleveland (0)
- 15: Benefits Administration offers list of 10 important questions to ask your doctor (0)
- 14: LGBT Center holding art contest; prizes awarded to top three (0)
- 13: Third Federal CEO Marc Stefanski to discuss “Ethics and the Global Economy” Jan. 24 (0)
- 13: Chris Laszlo named one of top 100 trustworthy thought leaders (0)
- 13: 16 students place at Intersections: SOURCE Poster Session (0)
- 13: CWRU poll results on eventual GOP nominee are a mix of first two nomination contests (0)
- 13: 5 questions with…SAGES fellow, music historian Lisa Nielson (2)
- 12: Article by biomedical engineering’s Zheng-Rong Lu selected for F1000 (0)
- 12: Art’s Henry Adams writes essay for major art exhibition in Paris (2)
- 12: Women staff members: Ring in the New Year with the WILD Wednesday reception (0)
- 12: News, updates available in OIDEO’s new monthly “E-Update” publication (0)
- 12: MLK essay contest deadline is today; winners to be announced Jan. 20 (0)
- 11: Flexible Spending Account grace period allows participants to use up balance (3)
- 11: Weatherhead’s Diana Bilimoria talks women’s career strategies (0)
- 11: Law’s Lewis Katz discusses delay of Jimmy Dimora trial (0)
- 11: Information session Jan. 12 for Weight Watchers at Work group that meets at nursing school (2)
- 11: ITS to hold online presentation Jan. 19 to explain ins and outs of Google Talk (0)
- 11: Dyson takes stage for MLK Convocation Jan. 20; events scheduled Jan. 16-27 (0)
- 10: Update: Weight Watchers at Work changes location for information session from Thwing (0)
- 10: Origins scholars to be featured on new PBS series (1)
- 10: Medicine’s Armand Krikorian discusses hormone-related deficiencies in women (0)
- 10: CWRU establishing emergency response team (0)
- 10: Chris Cullis and Nikki Harter explain epigenetics (0)
- 10: School of Dental Medicine students to provide free dental care (0)
- 10: Pharmacology professors debate the pros and cons of antioxidants (0)
- 10: MFA Acting Program to take part in new theater’s debut production (0)
- 10: QuikPay to be down for maintenance Jan. 15, 2-4 a.m. (0)
- 10: Fisher stockroom to host grand reopening Jan. 12 featuring free food, giveaways (0)
- 10: Health insurance ID cards distributed in December—did you receive yours? (0)
- 10: Three lots available for short-term parking during move-in (0)
- 09: Adobe Connect to be down for scheduled maintenance Jan. 14, midnight-6 a.m. (0)
- 09: “BINGO”: Game helps researchers study perception deficits (0)
- 09: New Weight Watchers at Work Session to begin Jan. 12 (0)
- 09: Dittrick Medical History Center to hold lecture on history of emergency contraception (0)
- 09: Daniel Scherson explains using fuel cells to get electricity from cockroaches (0)
- 06: CIO Lev Gonick predicts 2012 higher ed IT trends (0)
- 06: Henry Adams discusses Kokoon Arts Klub’s rise in Cleveland (0)
- 06: Mandel School to hold graduate program information session Jan. 18 (0)
- 06: Meditation courses offered to CWRU employees at discounted rate (0)
- 06: Flexible Spending Account “Benny” debit cards now pre-loaded for 2012; learn details (0)
- 06: ITS, Center for International Affairs launch international travel assistance site (0)
- 06: Phi Beta Kappa chapter meeting to be held Jan. 19; members asked to update contact information (0)
- 06: Lose the fat and improve the gums, CWRU dental researchers find (0)
- 06: Health or wealth—what’s the most popular New Year’s resolution around campus? (0)
- 05: University Circle named one of America’s prettiest neighborhood (0)
- 05: Law’s Lewis Katz says depth of corruption in Dimora case is startling (0)
- 05: Geology’s Beverly Saylor explains ethane “cracking” (1)
- 05: Michael Scharf presents on fraud and piracy abroad; publishes international law article (0)
- 05: Law’s Carrie Basas works with ABA’s Standing Committee on Specialization (0)
- 05: NIH offers grant for expensive research instruments; deadline Jan. 27 (0)
- 05: Library’s Cramelot café open during interim winter session (0)
- 05: Next Case Downtown Lecture Series to cover “Practice Guidelines and Medical Malpractice” (0)
- 05: Claudia Coulton explains need for neighborhood naming (0)
- 05: President Snyder featured on The Sound of Ideas (0)
- 05: 5 questions with…biology student, charity founder Andrea Sterenstein (0)
- 04: Bill Memberg’s work with RePlay for Kids earns him title “Community Hero” (0)
- 04: Twisting molecules by brute force: A top-down approach (1)
- 04: Dental school to host annual free dental exam day Jan. 21 (0)
- 04: Get “Fit for Life” program at 121 Fitness begins Jan. 16; employees save 50% (0)
- 04: Tom Shutt hopes dark matter discovery comes in 2012 (0)
- 04: Jimmy Dimora trial will be “tough sledding” for defense, says Lewis Katz (0)
- 04: Doctors must manage smartphone distractions, says medicine’s Neil Mehta (0)
- 03: CWRU author examines the parallel rise of the novel and print culture (1)
- 03: 121 Fitness offers sign-up special: no January dues, $25 initiation fee (0)
- 03: Jan. 9 Science Café Cleveland to discuss pros and cons of antioxidants (0)
- 03: Learn to find your voice—personally and professionally—during Jan. 9 discussion (0)
- December 2011 (122)
- 29: Linda Ehrlich presents in NYC at conference on Spanish cinema (1)
- 29: ITS launches redesigned help.case.edu website (0)
- 29: Researchers use Mother Nature’s methods to rebuild bone faster (1)
- 28: Ronald Oldfield’s research on aggressive fish featured in NY Times (0)
- 22: Jane Leitch’s work for university book sale highlighted in “The Plain Dealer” (0)
- 22: Holiday meals? Delicious, but not as exciting as no schoolwork for weeks, CWRU students say (0)
- 21: Medicine’s Paula Silverman gives breast cancer prevention tips (0)
- 21: Banks worry most about making money on branches, Bill Mahnic says (0)
- 21: Government doing much better in federal court cases, says Michael Benza (0)
- 21: Resource funding available for capstone projects; applications being accepted (0)
- 21: School of Medicine awarded $6.75 million to study IBD (1)
- 21: Online transcript ordering system to be down for maintenance Dec. 28 (0)
- 21: Planned outage for SIS scheduled for Dec. 30, 3 a.m.-8 p.m. (0)
- 20: HCM to be down for scheduled maintenance Jan. 2, 7 a.m.-noon (0)
- 20: Lab discovery holds promise for creating cartilage replacements (2)
- 20: Get ready to welcome the Class of 2016: orientation dates announced (0)
- 20: Out late studying? Call Safe Ride for late-night transportation (0)
- 19: China’s auto industry strongest industry in the country, says Paul Schroeder (0)
- 19: Deepak Sarma blogs on challenges for Hindus around Christmas (0)
- 19: Support network crucial for moms of preemies, says Lynn Singer (0)
- 19: MLK essay contest open to campus community; deadline is Jan. 12 (0)
- 19: CWRU, CSU law professors help prosecute piracy in the Indian Ocean (0)
- 19: Survey says: CWRU students some of the smartest in the land (7)
- 16: Cell phone ban in cars would likely be constitutional, says Lewis Katz (0)
- 16: Gary Hunter says new technology isn’t aiming to get consumer data (0)
- 16: Nominate a professor for the Carl F. Wittke Award (0)
- 16: Access Services to close early Dec. 21-22 (0)
- 16: 5 questions with…university social worker, LGBT advocate Jane Daroff (3)
- 16: Are you prepared for finals? Most CWRU students said… (1)
- 15: CWRU creating Community Emergency Response Team; volunteers needed (0)
- 15: History’s John Grabowski discusses Franciscans leaving historic parish (1)
- 15: Latest findings on aspirin “startling and quite helpful,” says Alvin Schmaier (0)
- 15: CWRU unveils Report to the Community; announces community volunteer totals (0)
- 15: University makes health insurance plan modifications for expectant parents (1)
- 15: Washing face while wearing contacts dangerous, says Thomas Steinemann (0)
- 15: Andrew Pollis discusses why Jerry Sandusky may have waived hearing (0)
- 15: New rapid station to connect CWRU, Little Italy (0)
- 15: Music department chair accepts position at Fashion Institute of Technology (0)
- 14: Charity Choice campaign closes Dec. 16; donate today (0)
- 14: Adobe Connect to be down Dec. 17 for scheduled maintenance (0)
- 13: CWRU football gains affiliate membership in Presidents’ Athletic Conference (6)
- 13: Seventh annual MLK Day symposium to be held Jan. 16; register now (0)
- 13: Faculty: Give input on international studies major during Dec. 16 forum (0)
- 13: Law’s Michael Benza speaks at death penalty seminar on presenting a client’s life story (0)
- 13: Law and bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman presents on “e-health hazards” (0)
- 13: Controller’s offices—including payroll, bursar’s and cashier’s—close early Dec. 19 (0)
- 13: Women’s shoes terrible for feet, explains Randall Marcus (1)
- 13: Jessica Berg talks “legislating weight” (0)
- 13: Richard Boyatzis, Tony Jack talk flaws of traditional testing (0)
- 13: Jonathan Adler discusses REINS Act (0)
- 12: Faculty, staff invited to annual Adelbert Hall holiday party Dec. 16 (1)
- 12: Power of Diversity Lecture Series speakers announced (0)
- 12: Keeping up shop: Staff-led initiative promotes safety in campus shops (0)
- 12: Case Concert Choir auditions to be held Jan. 18 (0)
- 12: University responds to campus community’s Bright Ideas (0)
- 12: In light of Virginia Tech crisis, review CWRU’s emergency procedures (0)
- 09: Liming Dai elected to AIMBE College of Fellows (0)
- 09: Zehra Meral Özsoyoğlu named 2011 ACM Fellow (3)
- 09: University Singers looking for new members; no audition required (0)
- 09: Learn how to create a better work/family balance in free health seminar (0)
- 09: Cramelot Café extends hours for finals, winter break (0)
- 09: Medication may lower stroke risk in people with prehypertension, says Ilke Sipahi (0)
- 09: And the CWRU Grammy goes to… (0)
- 09: 5 questions with…accounting student, Interfraternity Congress President Chris Linderwell (1)
- 08: Three free activity classes offered as part of Employee Wellness Program (0)
- 08: Law professor Juscelino Colares serves as panelist, presenter at recent conferences (0)
- 08: Medicine’s Daniel Wolpaw published in New England Journal of Medicine on improving patient interaction (0)
- 08: Auditions for Case Footlighters’ “Kiss Me, Kate” to be held Dec. 12-14 (0)
- 08: Art Studio exhibition, “Fall Semester in Review,” open Dec. 12-16 (0)
- 08: Dorothy Ebersbach’s gift to continue her legacy, says Christopher Manacci (0)
- 08: Law’s Richard Gordon presents “Preventing the Financing of Terrorism”; deadline to register Dec. 9 (0)
- 07: Seasonal jobs difficult for those who rely on them, Claudia Coulton says (0)
- 07: Overweight pregnancy can affect children and mother, Patrick Catalano says (0)
- 07: Flight nursing receives $2 million gift from female WWII aviator (0)
- 07: Thwing Study Over continues Dec. 11 as CWRU’s ultimate de-stressor (3)
- 07: GSS to host financial seminar on borrowing and debt (0)
- 07: Mandel School to host info session Dec. 11 (0)
- 07: Applications for NSF Partnerships for Innovation program due Dec. 14 (0)
- 07: Dec. 9 Phi Beta Kappa chapter meeting canceled; new meeting set for Jan. 19 (0)
- 07: Intersections: Undergraduate Poster Session to be held Dec. 9 (0)
- 06: Doctoral student Tom Callahan says even social networks get overloaded (0)
- 06: Mandel School’s David Crampton discusses removal of obese child from home (0)
- 06: Dermatology’s Paul Hazen explains painful skin disease (0)
- 06: Geologist Ralph Harvey leads expedition to Antarctica (0)
- 06: Ahmad Khalil discusses new research on RNAs (0)
- 06: Claudia Coulton says many don’t know how to get poverty assistance (0)
- 06: Writing Resource Center announces drop-in hours for finals week (0)
- 06: SAC collecting clothing donations for homeless until Dec. 15 (0)
- 06: Dec. 9 community hour to discuss “December Dilemma: What is Your Reason for the Season?” (1)
- 06: EHS gives fire-safety tips for holiday decorating (0)
- 06: Female WWII pilot gives $2 million to flight nursing program (3)
- 06: Congress’s role in world financial matters explored in new book (1)
- 06: Emeritus professor Donald Freedheim receives Lifetime Achievement Award (1)
- 05: What does the outsourcing of legal services mean? Discuss the topic Dec. 9 (0)
- 05: Call for abstracts for inaugural Graduate Student Research Symposium (0)
- 05: Get “Healthy Holiday Dessert” tips during free cooking demonstration Dec. 7 (0)
- 05: Science Café Cleveland event to discuss maintaining, restoring healthy rivers (0)
- 05: Open enrollment confirmation statements now available; check for errors by Dec. 16 (0)
- 02: Medicine professors explain holiday heart syndrome (0)
- 02: Gingrich, Romney have similar environmental plans, says Jonathan Adler (0)
- 02: NY Times says Uptown project is University Circle’s new downtown (0)
- 02: Deepak Sarma blogs on Huffington Post about Ramayana “censorship” (0)
- 02: Laura Tartakoff says headless chicken at Justice Center likely “religious practice” (0)
- 02: Dermatology’s Neil Korman explains psoriasis (0)
- 02: Scott Shane’s research on entrepreneurs, home equity loans cited in NYT (0)
- 02: Adjunct professor Michael Goldberg profiled in “Hi Velocity” (0)
- 02: Thinking of studying abroad? Deadlines set for next year’s applications (0)
- 02: Center for Genetic Research Ethics and Law to host seminar on social obligations in research (0)
- 02: Cleveland ACLU representative to discuss “War on Drugs,” individual liberties Dec. 6 (0)
- 02: Learn more about Teach for America at Dec. 5 information session (0)
- 02: Researchers find mutation that protects against common type of malaria (0)
- 02: Get an update on campus, community construction projects at Dec. 7 meeting (0)
- 02: Take part in today’s walking tour of Turning Point, Putnam Sculpture Garden (0)
- 02: Procrastinators or planners? Spartans sound off on when they do their holiday shopping (0)
- 01: GSS Peer Review seeking graduate student editors from all schools (0)
- 01: Campus, community groups to hold Christmas event Dec. 7 (0)
- 01: Law’s Dale Nance presents at Duquesne School of Law (0)
- 01: School of Law professor Robert Strassfeld presents at CWRU, Kenyon this fall (0)
- 01: University hosts “Building a Culture for Digital Scholarship”; event videos now online (0)
- 01: Spring break study abroad application deadline extended to Dec. 15 (0)
- 01: Autism Speaks U selling holiday cards to benefit Autism Speaks (0)
- 01: 5 questions with…pharmacology professor, Relay for Life honorary chair Amy Wilson-Delfosse (0)
- November 2011 (208)
- 30: Early sign of Alzheimer’s reversed in lab (0)
- 30: Mandatory download for faculty/staff now available on Software Center (0)
- 30: CWRU instant messaging service, im.case.edu, to be removed Dec. 31; Google Talk to take over (0)
- 30: “Plain Dealer” architecture critic to discuss University Circle’s latest developments Dec. 2 (0)
- 30: CCEL seeks first-year students to be CCEL Fellows for spring semester (0)
- 30: Eight student groups to perform in a capella concert during Friday’s community hour (1)
- 30: Final reminder: Today is last day to enroll in 2012 benefits program (0)
- 29: Case Center for Inquiry to host “Ask an Atheist” panel Dec. 1 (6)
- 29: Semester’s final ISO noontime lecture to be held Dec. 7, on mathematical proofs (0)
- 29: Art history professor writes introduction to book on CWRU-connected photographer (3)
- 29: Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick talks releasing criminally insane from health facilities (0)
- 29: Mary Beth Kavanagh discusses HCG diet’s safety (0)
- 29: Dustin Tyler explains sea cucumber, brain probe research (0)
- 29: Deepak Sarma explains why studying Hinduism in college is important (0)
- 29: William Claspy interviews University Farm leaders in latest “Off the Shelf” podcast (0)
- 29: Law’s Paul Giannelli publishes, presents on expert witnesses, forensic evidence and more (0)
- 29: Law, bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman co-authors two articles (0)
- 29: Upperclass Experience seeks graduate resident mentor for spring semester (0)
- 29: Take campus dining survey to win Kindle Fire, Starbucks gift cards (2)
- 29: Nutrition’s Hope Barkoukis helps bust diet myths (0)
- 29: Teeth not meant to be tools, says dental medicine’s Sorin Teich (0)
- 29: Researchers earn grant to study link between sleep apnea, atrial fibrillation (0)
- 28: English department’s Macintyre Prize winner to lecture Dec. 2 (0)
- 28: DocOpera student-run variety show, “Hogwarts School of Medicine,” to be held Dec. 10 (0)
- 28: UCITE session to discuss “Designing Courses for More Effective Learning” (0)
- 28: JapanCASE’s annual anime marathon to be held Dec. 3-4 (0)
- 28: Cleveland Center for Membrane and Structural Biology names new director (0)
- 28: Brain probe that softens after insertion causes less scarring, researchers find (2)
- 28: Shale drilling may not create as many jobs as predicted, says Susan Helper (0)
- 28: Braces are a “bargain” in health care, says dental school’s Mark Hans (0)
- 28: CWRU spinoff developing device for urinary problems (0)
- 28: Reminder: Benefits open enrollment ends Nov. 30 (0)
- 28: School of Medicine to study link between sleep apnea, irregular heart rate (0)
- 25: Beta Alpha Psi team places second in Inamori Ethics competition (0)
- 25: Explore history of the Cleveland Play House during Dec. 1 lecture (0)
- 23: Law students place first in regionals of moot court competition, head to nationals (0)
- 23: Undergraduate Indian Students Association to host annual cultural show Dec. 3 (0)
- 23: Center for AIDS Research honors World AIDS Day Dec. 1 with presentation (0)
- 23: Prominent professor, gerontology expert Robert Binstock passes away (0)
- 22: Penn State must overcome bad PR by settling cases, says Andrew Pollis (0)
- 22: Michael Goldberg featured in update on 40 under 40 alumni (0)
- 22: Dustin Tyler talks prototype to help people with breathing tubes swallow (0)
- 22: Michael Scharf discusses Libya’s decision to try Gaddafi’s son (0)
- 22: Learn the science behind viruses’ evolution during ISO lecture Nov. 30 (0)
- 22: Student consulting group holding info session Dec. 2 for all undergraduates (0)
- 21: Dec. 1 ceremony to celebrate Jay Geller as Samuel Rosenthal Professor in Judaic Studies (0)
- 21: Design the engineering school’s New Year’s card for $150 cash prize (0)
- 21: Faculty invited to apply for NIH Early Independence Award: $250,000/year for five years (0)
- 21: Giving Tree program to donate presents to children in Cleveland (1)
- 21: Stanford law professor to discuss new approaches to Child Protective Services (0)
- 21: Blackstone LaunchPad to grow entrepreneurship at CWRU, around Northeast Ohio (4)
- 21: Weatherhead School of Management adjunct professor receives Fulbright award (1)
- 18: Victor Groza discusses international adoption success on NPR (0)
- 18: Medicine’s Dale Cowan explains integrative oncology (0)
- 18: CWRU part of new Blackstone LaunchPad program (0)
- 18: Parking renewal period begins; deadline to renew current spot is Dec. 16 (0)
- 18: Enroll in Benelect benefits program by Nov. 30 (0)
- 18: Get free access to 121 Fitness Nov. 28, 30 (0)
- 18: All Phi Beta Kappa members invited to next chapter meeting Dec. 9; update membership info if not yet active at CWRU (0)
- 18: 5 questions with…CWRU’s resident costume designer Angelina Herin (0)
- 17: CWRU/CIM Baroque Orchestra to showcase 18th century music Nov. 20 (0)
- 17: Early Music Singers, Collegium Musicum join for Nov. 19 performance (0)
- 17: Law professor Juliet Kostritsky’s article to be published as book chapter (0)
- 17: Law, bioethics professor Jessica Berg publishes two papers, presents across U.S. (0)
- 17: History’s Marixa Lasso presents in Cartagena, Colombia, on bicentennial of city’s independence (0)
- 17: Meds to treat mental health disorders soaring, says Martha Sajatovic (0)
- 17: Christina Delos gives advice on helping children using drugs (0)
- 17: Simon Peck says Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac execs’ salaries are “going rate” (0)
- 17: Planned outage of QuickPay Nov. 21, 5–10 a.m. (0)
- 17: Free flu shots available to faculty/staff Nov. 21, 22 and 29 on limited basis (1)
- 17: CWRU’s Max Kade Center for German Studies presents “The Berlin Wall After 50 Years” (0)
- 17: Department of Bioethics to co-host Nov. 18 photo exhibit with work by Cleveland youth (0)
- 16: Leadership Journey Series continues Nov. 21 with look at leadership, civic engagement (0)
- 16: Ethics Dialogue Award contest winners to be announced Nov. 17 (0)
- 16: PRCHN seeks faculty members to partner with community leaders for research (0)
- 16: Updated LabVIEW now available on Software Center (0)
- 16: Nursing student aims to build Costa Rica’s pool of nurse scientists (9)
- 16: Photo gallery: The Wendy’s tour visit to CWRU (0)
- 16: Law’s Jonathan Adler writes WSJ article on glitch in health care law (0)
- 16: University a cappella group takes second place at national competition (0)
- 16: Plain Dealer highlights Bright Ideas & Weatherhead School’s new degree program (0)
- 16: NIH director recognizes medical school dean, faculty in City Club event (0)
- 16: Scott Shane says small business failure rates decline with age of owner (0)
- 16: What’s Wikipedia’s place at a university? Join the discussion (0)
- 15: Department of Theater presents Steve Martin-adapted “The Underpants” Nov. 17-20 (0)
- 15: International Criminal Court judge to lead human rights seminar Nov. 21 (0)
- 15: Springfest Committee looking for members of planning committee (0)
- 15: Encyclopedia of Cleveland History gets a new, contemporary look (0)
- 15: Nov. 17 UCITE session to discuss “Identifying and helping students in distress” (0)
- 15: University names new dean of the Case School of Engineering (0)
- 15: Take part in America Recycles Day today; learn how, what to recycle at CWRU (0)
- 14: Discounted tickets available for Lake Erie Monsters game; proceeds donated to hunger, homelessness awareness (0)
- 14: Eli Reshotko selected as William R. Sears Memorial Lecturer at University of Arizona (0)
- 14: Faculty invited to apply for ACES+ Advance Opportunity Grants (0)
- 14: Lamda Eta Mu seeks toy donations for RePlay for Kids (0)
- 14: Helping others helps teens beat substance abuse, study finds (0)
- 14: Nabil Bissada explains how losing fat helps aid gum disease (0)
- 14: Wendy’s visits CWRU to give away free food (0)
- 14: Dan Flannery talks youth violence on WCPN (0)
- 14: Middle Eastern Cultural Association to host annual party Nov. 18 (0)
- 14: Google to roll out new interface for all users soon; “classic look” to be removed (0)
- 14: Helping others helps teens stay on the road to addiction recovery, CWRU study says (0)
- 14: Google+ now available as part of CWRU’s Google Apps for Education services (0)
- 11: Entrepreneurship may not be best for young people, Scott Shane says (0)
- 11: Sports thrive on magic—even before Quidditch, says Brad Ricca (0)
- 11: Hospitals using new stroke guidelines improve care, says William Lewis (0)
- 11: Who counts as an entrepreneur? Scott Shane explains (0)
- 11: Robert Kirsch and colleagues work to revolutionize artificial limbs (0)
- 11: Issue 3 could jeopardize medical regulations, says Max Mehlman (0)
- 11: Paul Giannelli coauthors chapter for Federal Judicial Center, National Academy of Sciences book (0)
- 11: Law’s Carrie Basas featured at University of Michigan and on radio show (0)
- 11: Benefits open enrollment continues through Nov. 30 (0)
- 11: Artist Sarah Paul to talk “underdog” Cleveland Nov. 18 (0)
- 11: Autism Speaks U to host Puzzle Palooza fundraiser Nov. 15 at Jolly Scholar (0)
- 11: New eURF for research funding proposals to be implemented; attend information session Nov. 15 (0)
- 11: Open auditions Nov. 14-15 for spring drama productions (0)
- 11: 5 questions with…37-year staff member Susie Hanson (2)
- 11: Campus community exercised its right to vote in Tuesday’s election (0)
- 10: John Lewandowski receives three Department of Defense grants for more than $1.3 million (0)
- 10: Celeste Alfes selected for national nursing leadership development program (0)
- 10: CWRU students get free admission to NCAA soccer championships (0)
- 10: Do you bike to work—or would you ever? Give your input in the SAC survey (6)
- 10: Full schedule of events planned for International Education Week Nov. 14-18 (0)
- 10: Planned outage of QuikPay Nov. 13, 2-4 a.m. (0)
- 10: School of Medicine joins ideastream WVIZ/PBS in community health broadcast Nov. 12 (0)
- 10: President Snyder names new chief of staff (0)
- 10: University launches Bright Ideas initiative, requests input on improvements to CWRU (0)
- 09: Deepak Sarma blogs on why Hindus should study Hinduism (0)
- 09: Learn healthy Thanksgiving recipes at Employee Wellness cooking demo (0)
- 09: Henry Adams talks Cleveland’s Kokoon Klub on Around Noon (0)
- 09: CWRU to host Division III soccer tournament (0)
- 09: Education Abroad hosts information sessions on 8 spring break study abroad programs (0)
- 09: “Discover Today’s Poland” in Nov. 14 presentation (0)
- 09: Join local leaders to learn how to build a nonprofit (0)
- 09: Discussion group to look at similarities between successful companies, universities (0)
- 09: Dance Marathon kicks off Nov. 12 at 2 p.m., raising money for children with cancer (0)
- 08: “Instant museum” opens in Arkansas; Henry Adams weighs in (0)
- 08: Old-fashioned football helmets protect as well as new, researchers find (0)
- 08: Student Democratic Club treasurer discusses Obama’s re-election chances (0)
- 08: Department of Dance performs “Inaugural,” fall dance concert Nov. 11-13, 17-19 (0)
- 08: Men’s, women’s soccer get home-field advantage as CWRU hosts NCAA playoffs (0)
- 08: Women faculty invited to informal luncheon Nov. 16 (0)
- 08: Women faculty invited to meet ACES+ Distinguished Lecturer (0)
- 08: Thai Student Organization to host movie night to benefit flood victims (0)
- 08: Second Compassion Feast to be held Nov. 11, featuring free vegan cuisine (4)
- 08: 200 free tickets available to Thursday night’s Monsters game (0)
- 08: Faculty-student forum on academic integrity to be held Nov. 11 (0)
- 08: Next ISO lecture topic is “Do the Locomotion: Lucy’s Feet were Made for Walking” (0)
- 07: CWRU among partners to donate 400 Nooks to CLE schools (0)
- 07: NY Times Magazine features CWRU research about fish in aquariums (0)
- 07: Modern songwriting is not poetry, says music’s Ross Duffin (0)
- 07: Learn about Adobe Connect updates in Nov. 10 UCITE session (0)
- 07: Nursing student working to create mobile health care clinic in Haiti (8)
- 07: Deadline extended for winter break service learning/study abroad in Costa Rica (0)
- 07: Law, bioethics professor to give lecture on hazards of electronic health records (0)
- 07: Power of Diversity Lecture Series continues Nov. 17 with Sana Loue (0)
- 07: Mortar Board holding Reading is Leading book drive Nov. 9-23 (0)
- 07: Saturday of Service to be held Nov. 12; registration deadline Nov. 9 (0)
- 07: Aretha Franklin receives honorary doctorate from CWRU (0)
- 07: Bill Mahnic says Bank Transfer Day too inconvenient for most (0)
- 07: Information session to be held Nov. 10 to discuss student health care benefits (0)
- 07: New professorship to teach innovative, patient-centered approach to cancer treatment (0)
- 07: Benelect Open Enrollment begins today, runs through Nov. 30 (0)
- 04: Poet, social activist Roger Santiváñez to lecture on violence, literature in Peru (0)
- 04: Bestselling author Jeff Sharlet visits campus for Nov. 9 lecture (0)
- 04: SAC committee collecting donations for homeless during Benefits Fair (0)
- 04: Attend screening of “The Response” and discussion with its writer/director/producer Nov. 8 (0)
- 04: Science Café Cleveland’s next event discusses Creutzfeldt-Jakob, mad cow disease and more (0)
- 04: “No Excuses” week at 121 is Nov. 7-13; new members can get full initiation fee refund (0)
- 04: Coulter grant process emphasizes commercialization, says Jeffrey Duerk (0)
- 04: New Adelbert Road Express Route launches Nov. 8 (1)
- 04: Pumpkin’s king of CWRU community’s tastes, but other fall flavors hold court (0)
- 04: 5 questions with…Panhellenic president, social work student Colleen Hosler (4)
- 03: “Bank Transfer Day” won’t gain much traction, says Bill Mahnic (0)
- 03: Michael Konstan talks breakthrough treatment for cystic fibrosis (0)
- 03: Claudia Coulton discusses Northeast Ohio’s poverty levels (0)
- 03: Mandel School experts part of program receiving statewide award (0)
- 03: Grad students, postdocs invited to meet ACES+ Distinguished Lecturer (0)
- 03: CTSC Core Utilization pilot program applications available (0)
- 03: Learn “The Strange History of Aristotle’s Masterpiece” in upcoming lecture (0)
- 03: Chicago Tribune critic to discuss decade’s architectural wonders and failures (0)
- 03: Annual faculty/staff Benefits Fair held Nov. 8-9 in Thwing Center (0)
- 03: Employee Wellness Seminar to discuss diabetes prevention, management (0)
- 03: Assistant professor Michael Pollino earns NSF grant for aging infrastructure, natural disaster research (0)
- 03: Retrospect yearbook holding portrait sessions for seniors Nov. 10-11 (0)
- 03: Jacqueline Lipton tells what employers should know about employees (0)
- 03: KSU professor’s comments covered by First Amendment, says Jonathan Entin (0)
- 03: Gerry Taylor discusses research into premature babies’ development (0)
- 02: Case Western Pro-Life hosts “Humanity of the Embryo” lecture Nov. 8 (0)
- 02: Benelect open enrollment kits, individualized statements distributed to assist in health insurance decisions (0)
- 02: Former NFL player Don McPherson to lead “You Throw Like a Girl” discussion (2)
- 02: Learn how to make, present posters during preparation workshops for Intersections (0)
- 02: Relay for Life 2012 changes times to be more family-friendly; registration now open (0)
- 02: Public Affairs Discussion Group takes on financial regulations (0)
- 02: New book on Kokoon Klub tells history of modern art’s emergence in Cleveland (0)
- 02: Spartan sister act (1)
- 02: Coulter Foundation, CWRU establish $20M endowment for biomedical engineering projects (2)
- 01: Tony Jack explains the science of fear (0)
- 01: Doctoral candidate studies OTC medication and chemotherapy side effects (0)
- 01: Richard Boyatzis helps MBA students enhance emotional intelligence (0)
- 01: PNC Bank is CWRU’s new student-banking partner (0)
- 01: Fowler Center’s Roger Saillant helps students find job opportunities (0)
- 01: Ruqaiijah Yearby discusses minority nursing home care (0)
- 01: What’s the role of religion at a secular university? Join the discussion Nov. 4 (0)
- 01: Learn more about using technology in the classroom during Nov. 3 discussion (3)
- 01: Faculty: Use free, online CourseSmart to help decide on spring textbooks (0)
- 01: ITS, Dell provide CWRU police with six laptops for use in police cruisers (2)
- 01: Mother Nature’s oral antibiotics research gets $2.25 million help from NIH (0)
- October 2011 (234)
- 31: Walking tour shows campus through the accomplishments of Michelson and Morley (0)
- 31: Crime down on and around campus, but community must stay vigilant (0)
- 31: Case Footlighters present Stephen Sondheim’s “Company” Nov. 3-5 (0)
- 31: Safe Zone holding two open session workshops for new members (0)
- 31: Library to host two-day discussion on “Building a Culture for Digital Scholarship” (0)
- 31: Law’s Michael Scharf keynotes law school conference, speaks on terrorism (0)
- 31: School of Law dean Lawrence Mitchell lectures on “The End of Capitalism” (0)
- 31: Center for Policy Studies hosts talk on “Governing Universities in the 21st Century” (0)
- 31: Free flu shots, health screenings available during Benefits Fair Nov. 8-9 (3)
- 31: Law, bioethics professor Maxwell Mehlman presents on genetic engineering (0)
- 31: Sixty students, CaseEMS, CWRU police and more take part in EMS disaster drill (0)
- 31: Taste local flavors at Pizzalympics Nov. 8 (0)
- 31: President Snyder outlines keys to CWRU’s success in State of the University address (0)
- 31: Physics department’s pumpkin toss makes CWRU top Halloween campus (0)
- 31: Thomas Steinemann warns against nonprescription contacts (0)
- 31: Greg Tochtrop says prescription drug dropoff safe to health, environment (0)
- 31: Possible disruption of FOX channels on campus televisions beginning Nov. 1 (1)
- 28: Acclaimed Israeli author Amos Oz to visit Case Western Reserve University (0)
- 28: Seminar to look at geography’s impact on health care services (0)
- 28: Reap the benefits of using Adobe products during Fall Harvest with Adobe Nov. 3 (0)
- 28: School of Medicine receives $12.3 million grant for corneal transplant research (0)
- 28: SmartCART maintenance scheduled Nov. 4-6; outages expected (0)
- 28: Learn about the legacy of Wallace H. Coulter during lecture Nov. 1 (0)
- 28: CWRU ROTC cadets take part in training in South Euclid (0)
- 28: Graduate school project turns into book (0)
- 28: 5 questions with…career counselor, international traveler Genine Apidone (0)
- 27: Nutrition instructor Mary Beth Kavanagh gives tips for weight loss at any age (0)
- 27: “Off the Shelf” podcast with William Claspy features musicology professor David J. Rothenberg (0)
- 27: Social Justice Institute launching pilot course for proposed new social justice minor (0)
- 27: Some of the most inventive Halloween costumes are… (0)
- 27: Attend a lecture with former State Department legal adviser David Robinson (0)
- 27: Ford Distinguished Lecture Series continues Nov. 2 on Magnetic Resonance Microscopy (0)
- 27: Circle Neighbors meeting to discuss new schools in University Circle (0)
- 27: CaseEMS to hold disaster drill Oct. 29; access restricted on Juniper Road (0)
- 27: Law, bioethics professor Sharona Hoffman presents on legal and ethical issues of computer decision support (0)
- 27: Law professor Jessie Hill completes four speaking engagements, two articles (0)
- 27: Visiting law professor Jon Groetzinger presents on limiting liability, maintaining compliance (0)
- 27: Hear directly from federal agencies on 2012 funding priorities during webinar (0)
- 27: Join the discussion: “The Hiding of Anne Frank: What Would You Do?” (0)
- 27: Scott Shane tells small-business owners to be wary of Occupy Wall Street (0)
- 26: Information session about CCEL service trip to Nicaragua (0)
- 26: Department of Religious Studies to hold open house Oct. 31 (0)
- 26: CWRU Food Day is Nov. 2, with farmer’s market, free food, exercise classes and more (0)
- 26: Faculty, doctoral grads: get discounts on regalia through Nov. 30 (0)
- 26: Dittrick Medical History Center director to lead lecture on med student/cadaver portraits (0)
- 26: Attend health law lecture with former chief counsel of the FDA (0)
- 26: Cultural critic on campus to discuss creative commons vs. intellectual property (0)
- 26: New chair to promote School of Law as intellectual property thought leader (0)
- 26: Michael Scharf writes opinion piece for CNN on probing Gadhafi’s death (0)
- 26: Pete Moore discusses Arab Spring’s effect on Syria (0)
- 26: Give feedback about CWRU dining locations for chance to win CaseCash (3)
- 25: Fall SatCo to be held Nov. 5-6; register now (0)
- 25: All students invited to discussion with lawyers about their professions (0)
- 25: Learn how to help students become more confident presenters (0)
- 25: Faculty: Submit spring 2012 textbook orders ASAP (0)
- 25: Should the workday include time for naps? Public Affairs Discussion Group takes on the topic (3)
- 25: Online training on new Adobe Connect features to be held Oct. 27 (0)
- 25: Law school sponsors events for Domestic Violence Awareness Week (0)
- 25: Anthropology professor to discuss research on effectiveness of combating drug trade Oct. 27 (0)
- 24: Community Hour “Continuing the Conversation” session tackles ethical issues (0)
- 24: Aretha Franklin to receive honorary degree Nov. 5 (0)
- 24: Find out about the Fowler Center’s role in creating sustainable value in nonprofits (0)
- 24: Limits on retirement contributions increase for first time since 2009; learn details (0)
- 24: Donations requested for 11th annual SAC Basket Raffle (0)
- 24: Adobe Connect upgraded to version 8; online training to be held Oct. 27 (0)
- 24: JapanCASE hosts presentation on Japanese puppet animator (0)
- 24: Blame backbone fractures on evolution, not osteoporosis (1)
- 24: Student-Run Free Clinic opens at CWRU (0)
- 24: Scott Shane takes a look at median household income rates (0)
- 24: Student doctors and nurses team up for Student-Run Free Clinic (0)
- 21: Former Microsoft COO, CWRU alum Bob Herbold to keynote Provost’s Leadership Retreat (0)
- 21: Learn more about the importance of compliance programs Oct. 26 (0)
- 21: CTSC accepting 2012 annual pilot funding letters of intent (0)
- 21: School of Law’s Center for Social Justice to hold Poverty Simulation Nov. 2 (0)
- 21: Schubert Center hosts lecture on family, community revival (0)
- 21: Students invited to State of the University Address with President Snyder Nov. 1 (0)
- 21: President Snyder to deliver State of the University Address to faculty/staff Oct. 28 (0)
- 21: And the Uptown project the campus community looks forward to most is… (3)
- 21: 5 questions with…religion expert, Grog Shop regular Tim Beal (3)
- 20: Biomedical engineering presents a “Celebration of the Elmer Lincoln Lindseth Professorships” (0)
- 20: Clean Energy Student Challenge to award $150,000 in prizes; information session Oct. 24 (0)
- 20: Online application for study abroad now available; find international opportunities (0)
- 20: Train the Champion diversity awareness program seeks participants for 2012 (0)
- 20: MediaVision-produced video of Living the Future Today featured on NSF website (0)
- 20: Public performance of “In Acting Shakespeare” to take place Oct. 29 (0)
- 20: Learn “The True and Horrid Story of the Burke and Hare Anatomy Murders” Oct. 27 (0)
- 20: Nursing’s Elizabeth Click’s tips on creating a healthy work-life balance (0)
- 19: Exercise may not limit pregnancy weight gain, says Patrick Catalano (0)
- 19: Play by Beth McGee, “The Possessions of Mary Todd Lincoln,” to be presented in NYC (0)
- 19: Law’s Juliet Kostritsky presents in England on contract interpretation (0)
- 19: School of Law’s Carol Fox to be published in “The Law Teacher” (0)
- 19: Need to spread the word about an event? Quickly post to The Daily’s Community Postings Board (0)
- 19: What can a dollar do? Find out the impact a Charity Choice contribution can make (0)
- 19: Women faculty: Learn how to communicate with, manage students (0)
- 19: Pop culture critic revives memories of Bacon Lamar Lunsford, Oct. 27 (0)
- 19: Professor John Chae elected to prestigious Institute of Medicine (0)
- 19: Meet the winning artists of the KSL Juried Art Competition today (0)
- 19: University announces homecoming court (0)
- 19: ITS hosts weekly seminars on High Performance Computing Cluster, beginning today (0)
- 19: Beyond the lecture hall: students study engineering in Africa (0)
- 18: Ica Manas-Zloczower earns distinguished teaching, research award from ACS (1)
- 18: Jennifer Madden’s grant wins nearly $800,000 for local community development corporation (0)
- 18: Office of Multicultural Affairs to host second Scholarship + Conference (0)
- 18: Learn about the library’s faculty teaching resources during UCITE session (0)
- 18: Employee Wellness seminar to discuss benefits of using NetWellness site (0)
- 18: Public Affairs Discussion Group to tackle using vacant urban land in shrinking cities (0)
- 18: Case Downtown Lecture Series continues with “Is Terrorism Worth Defining?” (0)
- 18: ITS upgrading Adobe Connect Oct. 23-24; expect outages (0)
- 18: Medicine’s Andrew Sloan explains cell phone radiation and children (0)
- 18: New mascot “Spartie” makes his debut (0)
- 18: Darin Croft and crew find 41 million-year-old rodent teeth in South America (0)
- 18: Theodore Castele receives Distinguished Alumni Award (0)
- 18: “Plain Dealer” editorial says CWRU “well on the way” to fundraising goal (0)
- 17: Assistant professor Avidan Cover presents at junior faculty workshop (0)
- 17: School of Law Dean Lawrence Mitchell featured in new documentary (0)
- 17: Law school’s Jonathan Adler testifies before House of Representatives subcommittee (0)
- 17: New on-campus organization sells student care packages (0)
- 17: UPB reduces rates to $50 for three-day Fall Break trip (0)
- 17: Weight Watchers at Work kicks off Oct. 19 (0)
- 17: Vendor Fair to be held Oct. 25; free prize for first 800 employees (0)
- 17: Management students selling movie posters this week (0)
- 17: ITS hosts session on using social networks safely (0)
- 17: Congressional Black Caucus Chair to speak at CWRU’s Stokes Symposium (0)
- 16: SAGES first seminar teaches reading and writing using Alzheimer’s disease (0)
- 14: Attend one of four showings of workshop production “Dead Man’s Cell Phone” (0)
- 14: Meditation, yoga offered to employees at discounted rate (0)
- 14: AOL’s counsel to discuss legal issues of emerging technologies (0)
- 14: Chinese Students and Scholars Association to hold badminton tournament (0)
- 14: CWRU announces $1 billion fundraising campaign (0)
- 14: Faith-based service programs help those in poverty, says Robert L. Fischer (0)
- 14: Companies must focus on customer relations, says Jagdip Singh (0)
- 14: $5.4 million grant will help study esophageal cancer (0)
- 14: Great Lakes restoration requires more research, says biology’s Joseph Koonce (0)
- 14: CWRU launches $1 billion fundraising campaign; $80 million in new pledges announced (0)
- 14: CWRU weighs in on Steve Jobs’ most revolutionary product (0)
- 13: ITS to host presentation of EDUCAUSE annual conference Oct. 19-21 (0)
- 13: Former Wellesley, Duke president to discuss “Re-envisioning the Academy for Women (and Men)” (0)
- 13: Abstract submission deadline Nov. 4 for Intersections symposium, poster session (0)
- 13: BlueBash tickets sold out as Alumni Weekend set to break attendance records (0)
- 12: Chris Bond to sign copies of book on history of University Farm at CWRU Bookstore (0)
- 12: Human Resources holds open forum on health insurance changes Oct. 13 (1)
- 12: Center for Social Justice to host poverty simulation Nov. 2; information session Oct. 13 (0)
- 12: Poetry in the Museum features Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Oct. 30 (0)
- 12: Library hosts two-hour course on research management program Zotero (0)
- 12: Know how to improve campus? Enter USG’s “Click, Complain, Chipotle” contest (0)
- 12: School of Medicine PhD candidate explains her thesis—through dance (1)
- 12: Retail spots fill up University Circle’s Uptown project (0)
- 12: Darin Croft and researchers unearth oldest rodent fossils yet (0)
- 12: Six Spartans named UAA Athletes of the Week (0)
- 12: CWRU researchers win $1 million grant to create new motor (0)
- 12: Faculty and staff: Have you registered for BlueBash yet? (0)
- 11: Lydia Davis speaks: “A Beloved Duck Gets Cooked,” Oct. 20 (0)
- 11: BlueBash parking alert for Oct. 13 (0)
- 11: Three free yoga classes offered through Employee Wellness Program (0)
- 11: Law school’s 2011 Jessup Team receives award for best applicant brief in the world (0)
- 11: Begun Center researchers receive $400,000 to continue work on violence prevention in Cleveland (0)
- 11: Undergraduate Indian Students Association’s Navratri Garba to take place Oct. 14 (0)
- 11: Submit program proposals for SatCo by Oct. 18 (0)
- 11: UCITE session to cover “Dealing with the Unexpected in the Classroom” (0)
- 11: Emeritus professor to lecture on green jobs at Young Americans for Liberty event (0)
- 11: Staff and students: Learn how to create specialized degree at Mandel School open house (0)
- 11: Public Affairs Discussion Group to tackle who will be GOP presidential nominee (0)
- 11: New university center will give campus “an identity,” says Stephen Campbell (0)
- 11: Decorative contact lenses a major risk, says Thomas Steinemann (0)
- 11: Justin Buchler says process of remapping districts rarely changes (0)
- 11: Medicine’s David Kaelber talks technology and medicine (0)
- 11: Renowned neuroscientist Robert H. Miller named vice president for research (0)
- 11: Best-selling author, law alum Richard North Patterson speaks on campus Friday (0)
- 10: Learn more about studying abroad in Guatemala during participant presentations (0)
- 10: Half-day conference Oct. 14 to discuss consumer protection (0)
- 10: MLK Celebration Advisory Board accepting funding requests (0)
- 10: Henry Adams to deliver inaugural lecture at University of Minnesota (0)
- 10: Students, faculty and alumni moderate panels at Active Aging Symposium (0)
- 10: Get tickets for UPB’s fall break trip to Philadelphia (0)
- 10: Nominate a coworker for Employee Wellness Program’s employee spotlight (0)
- 10: Homecoming Week 2011 schedule set, featuring Powderpuff football, SpiritFest and more (0)
- 10: CWRU pro-life group holds three showings of documentary (0)
- 10: Alumni Weekend offers fun, engagement for entire CWRU community (0)
- 07: Deadline extended for study abroad/service trip to Costa Rica (0)
- 07: ITS hosts seminar with FBI agents on threats to intellectual, technological property (0)
- 07: Sweetest Day massage class being held at 121 Fitness Oct. 15 (0)
- 07: Domestic Violence Awareness Week events taking place across campus Oct. 10-14 (0)
- 07: Build public policy, advocacy skills in Mandel Center workshop (0)
- 07: Public lecture to discuss “Saving Elections from Politics” (0)
- 07: Memorial to be held Oct. 14 in honor of Albert J. Weatherhead III (0)
- 07: Spartan football players take spotlight in “The Plain Dealer” (0)
- 07: Bill Mahnic offers tips to avoid debit card fees (0)
- 07: Henry Adams writes tribute to Steve Jobs for “Smithsonian” (0)
- 07: About 1,200 attend Thursday’s job fair (0)
- 07: Facebook changes controversial among CWRU users (0)
- 07: 5 questions with…MBA student, international blogger Julia Steinberg (0)
- 06: Art historian Elina Gertsman presents in Europe on medieval art (0)
- 06: Music librarian Jeff Quick judges international “Iron Composer” contest (0)
- 06: Mandel School’s Terry Hokenstad publishes chapter in international social work handbook (0)
- 06: Art lecturer Chris Pekoc’s work featured in new gallery (0)
- 06: Learn about study abroad opportunities during information session Oct. 11 (0)
- 06: Weight Watchers at Work kicks off with open house Oct. 12 (0)
- 06: Go on “Seafood Watch” during free cooking demo Oct. 12 (0)
- 06: Schubert Center event to discuss research and juvenile justice reform (0)
- 06: Joseph Jankowski discusses CWRU’s tech transfer program (0)
- 06: Bioethicist Insoo Hyun on paying women to donate eggs for research (0)
- 05: Alumni Association to present awards during Alumni Luncheon Oct. 14 (0)
- 05: Colin Drummond highlights promising medical technology spinoffs (0)
- 05: Small business growing, but it doesn’t feel like it, writes Scott Shane (0)
- 05: This Supreme Court could be “term of the decade,” says Jonathan Adler (0)
- 05: Scott Shane talks small business and the economy on Bloomberg (0)
- 05: Dan Flannery talks partnership to curb teen crime (0)
- 05: Sociology’s David Warner finds black women suffer disabilities earlier (0)
- 05: Law’s Jonathan Adler quoted in John Stossel’s Fox Business blog (0)
- 05: Choices Fair to learn about majors, minors and degree programs, to be held Oct. 7 (0)
- 05: New study abroad courses approved for Global and Cultural Diversity credit (0)
- 05: Staff Advisory Council holding Sweetest Day bake sale Oct. 13 (0)
- 05: Fall schedule now online for free Case Learns workshops (0)
- 05: Pre-register for Homecoming Weekend 5K race by Oct. 6 (0)
- 05: WRUW taking part in College Radio Day; tune in Oct. 11 (0)
- 05: Area leaders, law alumni to discuss “Positioning Cuyahoga County for Recovery” (0)
- 05: Benefits changes for 2012; HR to hold informational sessions throughout October (21)
- 05: CWRU opens Center for International Affairs to ramp up global efforts (0)
- 04: Graduate student dental health care option under review; increased enrollment necessary (0)
- 04: Meditation 101 offered at discounted rate for CWRU employees (0)
- 04: UCITE session to cover “Digital Security Awareness” for faculty (0)
- 04: Discussion group to tackle climate change policy Oct. 7 (0)
- 04: ITS launches information security awareness program (2)
- 04: Law-Medicine Forum to discuss medical malpractice litigation (0)
- 03: Law’s Avidan Cover moderates Q&A with John Bolton, discusses War on Terrorism (0)
- 03: Michael Scharf presents around the world in August and September (0)
- 03: Aquarium fish are more aggressive in reduced environments, new study finds (1)
- 03: Mission trip to Rome to take place over winter break (0)
- 03: Women faculty: Learn tips on working with department chairs (0)
- 03: PNC Bank team on campus Oct. 6-7 to discuss new banking options, award prizes (0)
- 03: Learn about area’s health environment in brown bag seminar Oct. 12 (0)
- 03: Paul Tesar’s MS research receives $750,000 in funding (0)
- 03: Researchers receive $1.95 million grant to create free Health Risk Appraisal tool (0)
- 03: CWRU forms student banking alliance with PNC Bank (6)
- September 2011 (232)
- 30: National Coming Out Day speaker to discuss youth suicides and the LGBT movement (0)
- 30: Free hearing screenings offered throughout October (0)
- 30: Leadership Journey Series kicks off with session on networking (0)
- 30: Department of Physiology & Biophysics to host open house Oct. 22 (0)
- 30: Researchers, faculty invited to discussion on developments in oral cancer (0)
- 30: Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities Poetry Contest accepting submissions (0)
- 30: Duke Law School professor to lecture on idea, history of “war time” (0)
- 30: The quad, patios, a fountain—students’ favorite study spots revealed (0)
- 30: 5 questions with…SAGES lecturer, pre-law adviser, dancer Terri Mester (0)
- 29: Northeast Ohio Consortium for Middle East Studies presents author, columnist Rami Khouri (2)
- 29: PeopleSoft HCM outage scheduled for Oct. 2 (0)
- 29: Fast-a-Thon fundraiser to be held Oct. 2 (0)
- 29: Abstracts being accepted for Undergraduate Research Symposium; cash prizes available (0)
- 29: Eldred Theater opens 2011-12 drama series with “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” (0)
- 29: Batter up: Calling all faculty and staff for Spartan Softball Game (0)
- 29: School of Medicine receives $1.5 million grant from Cleveland Foundation (0)
- 28: Professor Krzysztof Palczewski receives Poland’s Knight’s Cross of the Order of Merit (1)
- 28: Medicine professor Richard Rudick receives inaugural Case Western Reserve Medal (0)
- 28: Engineers Without Borders members to share their summer experiences (0)
- 28: Registration open for Celebration of Student Writing (0)
- 28: Rep. Emanuel Cleaver to keynote Louis Stokes Leadership Symposium (0)
- 28: Renowned civil rights lawyer to discuss “The Road to Justice” Oct. 6 (0)
- 28: Celebrate the season at the Farm Harvest Festival Oct. 1 (0)
- 27: DiversityInc Media CEO to speak during Power of Diversity Series Oct. 3 (0)
- 27: Event to honor 50th anniversary of the Freedom Rides Sept. 30 (0)
- 27: Case Crew brings home the gold, wins bid to Head of the Charles Regatta (0)
- 27: Get involved with Relay for Life at kickoff event Sept. 30 (0)
- 27: Online registration now available to connect devices to wired network (0)
- 27: Humans vs. Zombies begins Oct. 5; registration opens Oct. 1 (0)
- 27: Andrew Pollis conducts two speaking engagements in September (0)
- 27: Michael Scharf to serve on panel discussing free speech in the age of terrorism (0)
- 27: Law professor Jacqueline Lipton presents on cyberlaw (2)
- 27: Dennis Harris speaks on panel on child hunger in the African-American community (0)
- 27: President Snyder attends White House event on new federal policies to support science researchers and their families (0)
- 26: Costa Rica winter break course approved for Global and Cultural Diversity credit (0)
- 26: ITS hosts information session on NetWars Sept. 27 (0)
- 26: Science Café Cleveland to discuss “Dinosaurs in Technicolor” (0)
- 26: Mohan Sankaran receives Peter Mark Memorial Award (0)
- 26: Jim Sheeler to be recognized as Colorado State distinguished alumnus (0)
- 26: Weatherhead Showcase open house to be held Oct. 22 (0)
- 26: UCITE session to discuss promotion, tenure at CWRU (0)
- 26: Department of Music presents “Wine, Women and Song!” Oct. 2 (0)
- 26: Claudia Coulton expects Cuyahoga County property values to drop (0)
- 26: Case Connection Zone a hotbed for development, says Lev Gonick (0)
- 26: Findings pave way for research, possible treatments of MS and more (0)
- 23: Grants available for urban health research (0)
- 23: Law professor Yuri Linetsky pens article on “Innocent Lawbreakers” (0)
- 23: Professors Hoffman, Podgurski publish article on electronic health records (0)
- 23: University to test emergency notification systems afternoon of Sept. 28 (0)
- 23: Students now able to connect six devices to high-speed network (0)
- 23: American Red Cross Blood Drive to be held Sept. 30 (0)
- 23: ITS expands training partnership with lynda.com to include individualized service (0)
- 23: Mandel Center to honor local leaders at Nonprofit Awards event Oct. 10 (0)
- 23: Albert J. Weatherhead III dies at age 86 (0)
- 23: KeyBank Foundation gives $1 million to Lerner College of Medicine (0)
- 23: Nutrition instructor Mary Beth Kavanagh tests nutrition IQ (0)
- 23: Stress of divorce could trigger hair loss in women, says Bahman Guyuron (0)
- 23: CWRU collaboration receives Ohio Third Frontier grant (0)
- 23: University Farm honored at 2011 Emerald Awards (0)
- 23: J.B. Silvers says all health insurance covers unnecessary items (0)
- 23: Senior Sai Santosh Kolluru discusses White House internship (0)
- 23: Nominations open for 2011 Homecoming Court (0)
- 23: 5 questions with…urban change-maker Richey Piiparinen (4)
- 22: C-SPAN Campaign 2012 Bus coming to campus (5)
- 22: Fall TV returns, to the delight of CWRU community; check their favorites (3)
- 22: QuikPay outage scheduled for specific hours Sept. 25-26 (0)
- 22: Medical students elected president, secretary of Student National Medical Association (1)
- 22: Michael Scharf appointed new International Criminal Law Network president (0)
- 22: Fall tuition waivers being processed; deadline to submit is Sept. 30 (0)
- 22: Community Service Fair to be held Sept. 30 to get entire campus involved (0)
- 22: Deadline for honorary degree nominations Sept. 27 (0)
- 22: Schubert Center to host discussion on children’s exposure to violence (0)
- 22: University friend Albert J. Weatherhead III passes (0)
- 21: Bon Appétit takes part in seventh Eat Local Challenge Sept. 27 (0)
- 21: Carrie Basas presents at law conferences across U.S. (0)
- 21: Law professor Jonathan Adler publishes and presents on climate change, Supreme Court (0)
- 21: Essay by Linda Ehrlich appears as special feature on new short film DVD (0)
- 21: Stay up to date on registrar, SIS news (0)
- 21: Faculty: Apply for Learning Fellows program for Spring 2012 (0)
- 21: Autism Speaks U chapter taking part in photo contest (0)
- 21: Learn how to create and finance a company in upcoming discussion (0)
- 21: University Farm helps dining halls go local (1)
- 21: Winners of CWRU Trivia Challenge announced (0)
- 20: Registration extended, keynote announced for “The University and National Security After 9/11” (0)
- 20: Five sessions on finding research positions coming in September and October (0)
- 20: Law school to honor Professor Laura Chisolm with memorial program (0)
- 20: Confidential focus group to address needs of female full professors (0)
- 20: CWRU Project Club hosts barbecue showcasing innovative projects (1)
- 20: CWRU police to offer self-defense class for women on campus (0)
- 20: Cancer research center will affect Clevelanders, says Sanford Markowitz (0)
- 20: Law professors Carney, Entin weigh in on Cincinnati’s rail issue (0)
- 20: Rhonda Williams provides insight in on-air book club (0)
- 20: County’s health care hike still generous, says J.B. Silvers (0)
- 20: Justin Buchler talks Ohio’s new political landscape (0)
- 20: Neurology’s Brian Koo studies restless legs, cardiovascular disease (0)
- 19: Ohio Third Frontier awards CWRU and partners $2.5 million for imaging research (0)
- 19: Ali Abunimah to speak on Palestinian issues Sept. 22 (0)
- 19: Learn about Kelvin Smith Library resources during UCITE session (0)
- 19: Susann Brady-Kalnay earns Special Achievement Award from alma mater (0)
- 19: CWRU awarded $540,000 to study offshore wind resources (0)
- 19: New short-term study abroad opportunities available over winter, spring breaks (0)
- 19: Art Studio Faculty Exhibition to be held Sept. 23-Oct. 14 (2)
- 19: Gig.U releases request for information to bring next-gen networks to campus communities (0)
- 19: National Cancer Institute establishes $11.3 million center at CWRU (0)
- 16: Housing director Alma Sealine visits Amsterdam to discuss university housing trends (0)
- 16: Considering law school? Attend the pre-law information session Sept. 23 (0)
- 16: Seminar series shows how to use High Performance Computing Cluster (0)
- 16: Workshops for women faculty to cover communication, negotiation (0)
- 16: Noted film critic to speak on campus in October (0)
- 16: CWRU named military-friendly university (0)
- 16: Political science’s Pete Moore talks Palestinian bid for statehood (0)
- 16: Donald Freedheim on psychology of animal hoarders (0)
- 16: Robert McCullough talks mistakes in college applications (0)
- 16: Nabil Bissada discusses gum disease, diabetes (0)
- 16: Jared Bendis’ project featured at IngenuityFest (0)
- 15: 5 questions with…geology professor, dog devotee Peter McCall (2)
- 15: Application deadline approaching for L.E.A.D. Certificate Program for Supervisors (0)
- 15: Law, medicine professors awarded NIH grant to study genetics research issues (0)
- 15: Family Weekend to be held Sept. 23-25; family registration closes Sept. 19 (0)
- 15: Poetry reading with Chris Dombrowski to be held Sept. 28 (0)
- 15: Register for lecture “The University and National Security After 9/11” by Sept. 16 (1)
- 15: New investigators can apply for nutrition/obesity pilot project funding (0)
- 14: School of Medicine researchers develop technique to see cancer’s path (0)
- 14: Center for Global Health to lead international research initiative in Papua New Guinea (0)
- 14: Triolo, Audu earn $2.37 million grant from National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (0)
- 14: Web content management initiative on the move, faculty/staff survey now open (0)
- 14: Kelvin Smith Library announces juried art contest (0)
- 14: Women in Leadership panelists to give “Career Advice from Women Who Rock” (0)
- 13: Get to know the Class of 2015 (0)
- 13: Bring in used electronics to be recycled, refurbished Sept. 16; learn new procedures for year-round pickup (0)
- 13: Researcher’s claims of 150-year-old people soon unlikely, says Robert Binstock (0)
- 13: Scott Shane says empty nesters becoming entrepreneurs (0)
- 13: Auto sales soar in NE Ohio, but numbers could be skewed, said Robin Dubin (0)
- 13: Justin Buchler discusses Ohio’s new redistricted map (0)
- 13: Music students’ performance highlighted (0)
- 13: CWRU receives $540,000 for wind energy research (0)
- 13: New fossils could change thinking about man’s origins (0)
- 13: New “Spartie” mascot to join CWRU Spartan (0)
- 13: Doctoral student studies health effects of 9/11 firefighters’ parents (0)
- 13: Law professor Colares to speak at The Idea of France Interdisciplinary Conference (0)
- 13: School of Law’s Hoffman presents in Chicago, publishes on electronic health records (0)
- 13: Mandel School to hold open house for interested students (0)
- 13: Flora Stone Mather Center for Women presents workshop for women of color (0)
- 13: Ubbelohde Lecture to cover “Britain, the Written Constitution and World History” (1)
- 13: Faculty Work in Progress series discusses emotional interactions with new media (0)
- 13: Software Center offers free SAS JMP update (0)
- 13: CWRU climbs to 38th in U.S. News’ Best Colleges 2012 Rankings (11)
- 12: Nursing professor authors guidebook on creative nursing career choices (0)
- 12: Music professor Rothenberg pens book on medieval and renaissance music (0)
- 12: Habitat for Humanity hosts “Let’s Shack Up” event Sept. 16 (4)
- 12: UCITE session for Sept. 15: Blackboard Learn 9.1 (0)
- 12: 121 Fitness’ fall Get “Fit for Life” eight-week program starts Sept. 19 (0)
- 12: Required Symantec Endpoint Protection software update now available (0)
- 12: “Israelis and Palestinians: The Possibilities for Peace” talk to be held Sept. 21 (2)
- 12: Charity Choice launches on Case for Community Day (0)
- 09: SAC collecting supplies for Cleveland schools as part of Case for Community Day (0)
- 09: Software Center updates SPSS to version 20 (0)
- 09: Civic Engagement Scholars: Applications due Wednesday (0)
- 09: Mark Starr named director of Greek Life (0)
- 09: Medicine professor Robert Bonomo named editor of microbiology journal (0)
- 09: Three blood drives taking place on campus for Case for Community Day (0)
- 09: Constitution Day Forum to discuss same-sex marriage and the Constitution (0)
- 09: Grad student support group holds first monthly meeting Sept. 13 (0)
- 09: CWRU community will remember 10th anniversary of 9/11 this weekend; find out how (0)
- 08: Scott Shane calls downward trend of self-employed “troubling” (0)
- 08: Scott Simpson on why men’s ring fingers are so long (0)
- 08: Jane Korsberg offers healthy tips for workplace eating (0)
- 08: Susan Helper discusses manufacturing company’s new strategy (0)
- 08: Inamori Center honors Beatrice Mtetwa with Inamori Ethics Prize (0)
- 08: Science Café Cleveland to discuss “Combustion: from candle, rocket to wildfire” (0)
- 08: Seminar to explain how to find undergraduate research positions (0)
- 08: University Singers looking for new voices; no audition required (0)
- 08: Training for CCEL’s tutoring, mentoring program to be held Saturday (0)
- 08: Mandel Center seminar to feature Richard Boyatzis on “Coaching with Compassion” (0)
- 08: Annual faculty promotions, tenure list now available (0)
- 08: PyMOL software now available for free download (0)
- 08: Ten bands to play at WRUW’s 30th annual Studio-A-Rama on Sept. 10 (0)
- 08: BlueBash kicks off Homecoming and Alumni Weekend, featuring Goo Goo Dolls (0)
- 08: Team used Saint-Gobain contest to launch business effort; meetings for new competition begin tonight (0)
- 08: 5 questions with…CWRU’s new Spartan Nicholas Barron (1)
- 07: Book tells University Farm’s historical past; book signing to be held Sept. 10 (1)
- 07: Center for International Affairs holds opening ceremony, study abroad fair Sept. 8 (0)
- 07: Leon Gabinet publishes article on marital tax issues (0)
- 07: School of Law’s Michael Scharf publishes article, serves as chair of piracy working group (0)
- 07: Law professor Irina Manta presents at Chicago, NYC law schools (0)
- 07: IMPROVment to hold free improv comedy shows Sept. 9-10, auditions Sept. 12-14 (0)
- 07: National Society of Collegiate Scholars hosts cornhole competition Sept. 14 (0)
- 07: Faculty, researchers encouraged to attend vendor demonstrations of new software (0)
- 07: 121 Fitness offers free one-week trial Sept. 12-18 (0)
- 07: Women faculty workshop series kicks off with Lab Management and Administration (0)
- 07: Campus diversity survey results announced; community forums to be held (0)
- 07: KSL creates new online forum for Common Reading (0)
- 07: CWRU to host two 9/11 commemoration events (3)
- 06: Anisfield-Wolf Award Recipients for Nonfiction to speak Sept. 14 at CWRU (0)
- 06: Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winners to lecture on “Digital Scholarship and the African Diaspora” (0)
- 06: Mather Spotlight Prize honorees announced from each school or college (0)
- 06: Women’s Club Fall Tea to be held Sept. 15; new members welcome (0)
- 06: Memorial set for nursing school emeritus professor June Watt (0)
- 06: Free On Demand movie service now available to students (1)
- 06: Applications for Eastwood-Inamori Staff Educational Scholarship now accepted (0)
- 06: Japanese university students to present research on campus Sept. 14 (0)
- 06: Scott Shane explains struggling employment numbers in Ohio (0)
- 06: Two business leaders make $5 million gift to university (1)
- 06: Quilts created by CWRU community post-9/11 on display this week (0)
- 02: Law professor Jessie Hill says Ohio’s Issue 3 could impede other health care laws (0)
- 02: Smoking ban linked to fewer heart attacks, says David Bruckman (0)
- 02: How to make an objection, according to law’s Jim McElhaney (0)
- 02: Inamori Ethics Prize to be awarded to Beatrice Mtetwa Sept. 7; get free tickets now (0)
- 02: Registration for winter break study abroad to Bangladesh, Ecuador ends Sept. 9 (0)
- 02: Free cooking demo, “Farm to Fork, from Bon Appetit & the University Farm,” held Sept. 12 (0)
- 02: Network with alumni through Facebook (0)
- 02: President Snyder to hold open forum with CWRU chapter of AAUP (0)
- 02: Higher Education Law 101 session for new employees to be held Sept. 22 (0)
- 02: E4S and Fowler Center bring Hunter Lovins to campus Sept. 20 (0)
- 02: School of Law professors find Issue 3 too broad (0)
- 02: E-records could improve care, said Randall Cebul (0)
- 02: Dermatology’s Susan Nedorost explains contact dermatitis (0)
- 02: Shirley Moore talks self-managing diabetes (0)
- 02: Online book purchasing reigns; traditional textbooks stand strong against e-books (0)
- 02: 5 questions with…USG president, mashup master Divya Aggarwal (0)
- 01: Engineers Without Borders holds fall kickoff meetings Sept. 6-7 (0)
- 01: LGBT faculty welcome reception to be held Sept. 12 (0)
- 01: Funding available for NSF Partnerships for International Research and Education (0)
- 01: Employee Wellness Seminar Sept. 7 to discuss exercise and aging (0)
- 01: Information meetings to be held for study abroad, service learning trip to Costa Rica (0)
- 01: One week left to register for Case for Community Day (0)
- 01: Latest update for data access, reporting software SAS MR 2 available on Software Center (0)
- 01: Stronger, lighter wind turbine blade developed by Marcio Loos, colleagues (0)
- 01: Long-distance caregiving a burden, says nursing’s Polly Mazanec (0)
- 01: Medical student starts up local food-delivery service (0)
- 01: Scott Shane explains small business influence on jobless rate (0)
- 01: Civic Engagement Scholars program accepting applications; 100 2010-11 scholars announced (0)
- August 2011 (168)
- 31: Jonathan Adler to hold new Verheij chair at law school (1)
- 31: Chinese Students and Scholars Association to host summer BBQ Sept. 10 (0)
- 31: Staff Advisory Council announces 27 elected representatives (0)
- 31: Women Faculty Connect resumes Sept. 14 (0)
- 31: Organizations raising funds for Dignity! Period. and domestic violence center in Cleveland (0)
- 30: 70 free tickets available for Sept. 3 kickoff of Spartan football season at John Carroll (0)
- 30: University organizations host first Eid-ul-Fitr celebration Sept. 1 (0)
- 30: Beatrice Mtetwa to receive Inamori Ethics Prize Sept. 7 for human rights efforts (0)
- 30: 121 Fitness offers students 50 percent off initiation fee, through Sept. 30 (0)
- 30: Dental students earn more than $26,000 in scholarships from Ohio Dental Association Foundation (0)
- 30: Economics chair Scott Shane earns Small Business Influencer award (0)
- 30: Case Co-op Program hosts four orientation meetings for interested students (0)
- 30: Sept. 8 workshop will train employees to build a safer workplace (0)
- 30: UCITE session Sept. 1: Getting to Know Your Students (0)
- 30: Submit requests for Spartan or new Spartie mascot to attend on-campus events (0)
- 30: Endnote version X5 now available in Software Center (0)
- 30: Case Theater Society presents free shows of “Tape” Sept. 1-3 (0)
- 30: Law school’s Jonathan Entin talks Cuyahoga County absentee ballots (0)
- 30: Bill Marling discusses dark novel on BBC’s “Americana” (0)
- 30: Huffington Post highlights CWRU’s No. 7 ranking (0)
- 30: Why SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca thinks female-driven movies are hits this summer (0)
- 30: Dean Pamela Davis on doctor shortages, medical school solutions (0)
- 29: Free tickets available for Fall Convocation, featuring keynote speaker Michael Sandel (0)
- 29: Emergency Medicine Research Division seeks new researchers (0)
- 29: Promoting Health Across Boundaries seeks undergrad, grad students for multidisciplinary fellowship (0)
- 29: New PostCheck policy announced for campus postings, including fliers, chalking and Spirit Wall (4)
- 29: Reception to be held Sept. 20 for women faculty hired since August 2010 (0)
- 29: RePlay for Kids hosting toy repair workshop Sept. 6 (0)
- 29: Washington Monthly ranks Case Western Reserve seventh in the nation (4)
- 29: New sexual conduct bathroom poster campaign released for 2011-13 (6)
- 29: Seven faculty members to be honored at convocation as Distinguished University Professors (0)
- 26: NeoProteomics, co-founded by Mark Chance, earns $300k grant (0)
- 26: Robert Del Rosa, CWRU’s longtime head wrestling coach, passes away (11)
- 26: Four School of Medicine professors join IDEAL to focus on faculty diversity (0)
- 26: Spartan Mascot Team seeks 2-3 students for new “Spartie” mascot (0)
- 26: Learn about studying abroad in Bangladesh during upcoming meetings (0)
- 26: Psychiatry professor Sara West says no clear trends in filicide exist (0)
- 26: Convertibles, vintage cars needed for 2011 homecoming parade (0)
- 26: Flora Stone Mather Center for Women hosts open house Sept. 1 for campus community (0)
- 26: Law professor Lewis Katz talks N.J. eyewitness identification reform (0)
- 26: On the road or behind a desk, CWRU students kept busy this summer—find out how (0)
- 26: 5 questions with…international affairs director, community theater lover Molly Watkins (0)
- 25: Inamori Ethics Dialogue Award accepting student essay entries; deadline is Sept. 5 (0)
- 25: The Daily website goes mobile (0)
- 25: Jonathan Adler suggests alternative views for GOP on EPA (0)
- 25: Learn how to find undergraduate research spots during SOURCE seminars Sept. 2, 6 (0)
- 25: Women staff: WILD Wednesday lunch discussions return Aug. 31 (0)
- 24: Law professors weigh in on recent Supreme Court rulings (0)
- 24: Engineering’s David Zeng discusses earthquake’s effect on Cleveland (0)
- 24: Professor Daniel Goldmark discusses animating music (0)
- 24: Harvard professor, best-selling author to speak at convocation Aug. 31 (0)
- 24: 2011-12 General Bulletin now available, including course descriptions, degree requirements (0)
- 24: Faculty can now accompany students to meals in dining halls at discounted price (3)
- 24: First-year students: Take the CWRU trivia challenge Aug. 26 (0)
- 24: Eric Baer named American Chemical Society fellow (0)
- 24: Faculty: Sign up for Fall Convocation procession (0)
- 24: Feel the earthquake yesterday? Find out how to stay safe if indoors, outdoors or in a car during a quake (0)
- 24: University names Libby Keefer new general counsel (0)
- 23: CWRU sponsors Aretha Franklin American Music Masters tribute (0)
- 23: Clinical trials use adult stem cells to treat MS (0)
- 23: Weatherhead School highlighted in guide to MBA programs (0)
- 23: Nutrition instructor discusses quick, healthy breakfast options (0)
- 23: Winter break study abroad opportunities available to Ecuador, Costa Rica, Bangladesh and Israel (0)
- 23: Words Matter setting fall meeting schedule; new participants welcome (0)
- 23: Researchers join to launch groundbreaking clinical trial for MS treatment (0)
- 23: NI VeriStand software now available for download (0)
- 22: Small businesses overpay for health insurance, collaborative research finds (0)
- 22: Mary Davis discusses recent fashion controversy at LA Philharmonic (0)
- 22: Researchers discover natural defense against C. diff (0)
- 22: Senior Stephen Hatch earns Rockwell Automation’s Student Associate Innovation Award (0)
- 22: USG sponsors Welcome Back Party for undergrads Aug. 27; entertainment includes student band, DJ battle (0)
- 22: Information session for LEAD, leadership program for supervisors, to be held Aug. 31 (0)
- 22: Vegetarian kitchen in law school, Shticks, changes name to Munch–A Simple Kitchen (3)
- 22: Case for Community Day registration open until Sept. 9; sign up early before slots fill up (0)
- 22: Environmentally friendly home in University Circle to test no-furnace concept (0)
- 22: Auto supply chain at a crossroads, according to Weatherhead School report (0)
- 19: Become a match for new-to-campus international students through Friendship Family Program (0)
- 19: New book explains ballet’s fashion influence, from streetwear to Chanel (1)
- 19: SAFE Line gets new central phone number; offers privileged reporting to discuss sexual assault, relationship violence (0)
- 19: Lion operating system for Mac added to Software Center (1)
- 19: CWRU is crazy for CLE sports; see where your favorite team ranks (2)
- 18: New MathType for Macintosh version available in Software Center (0)
- 18: 5 questions with…Urban Health Initiative’s Amy Sheon (3)
- 18: Software Center now offers ChemBioDraw Ultra 12 as free download (0)
- 17: Nursing professor heads to Lebanon as Fulbright Scholar (0)
- 17: Kelvin Smith Library café, Cramelot, reopens Aug. 22 (0)
- 17: Mandel School honors staff with MSASSy awards (0)
- 17: Faculty now have instant online access to more than 90 percent of core textbooks (3)
- 16: CaseWireless network gets upgrade; now 5 times faster than CaseGuest (6)
- 16: Jacqueline Lipton publishes, presents on “innocent copyright infringement,” derivative works (0)
- 16: Jonathan Adler’s recent writings, presentations range from global warming to health care policy (0)
- 16: School of Medicine researchers finds new forest rodent fossils in highland desert (0)
- 16: Gun violence in Cleveland lower than in the ’90s, says Daniel Flannery (0)
- 16: President Snyder’s accomplishments touted by The Plain Dealer (0)
- 16: Scott Shane explains recession’s effects on self-employment (0)
- 16: Memorial service to be held for Mandel School Emeritus Professor Edmond Jenkins (1)
- 16: Log volunteer hours online to help measure university’s impact on community (0)
- 15: Maximum message size to change for individuals using email clients, beginning Aug. 17 (0)
- 15: Research team led by engineering professor earns $7 million Department of Defense grant (0)
- 15: Seminar on why play improves productivity in the office to be held Aug. 23 (0)
- 15: Three CWRU grad students selected for inaugural NASA research class (0)
- 15: Denny’s All Nighter to open Aug. 22 in former Silver Spartan Diner space (7)
- 12: And CWRU’s favorite summer box office hit is… (0)
- 11: Phillip Resnick weighs in on mother’s defense of “altruistic filicide” (0)
- 11: 5 questions with…GSS president, avid outdoorsman Quentin Jamieson (0)
- 11: US Bank ATM removed in Nord Hall; replacements coming soon (9)
- 10: Faculty teach neuroscience to high school students in innovative program (0)
- 10: Student RTA passes effective today—find out pickup, purchasing information (0)
- 10: SIS outage planned for Aug. 12-14; other systems affected include Blackboard, transcript requests and QuikPay (0)
- 10: Mandel School’s Kathleen Farkas discusses importance of words as therapy (0)
- 10: Law professor Lewis Katz talks about a Louisville police investigation (0)
- 10: Bill Mahnic explains how to capitalize on the changing stock market (0)
- 10: Law school’s Richard Gordon weighs in on the debt deal, economy (0)
- 10: Ordinance on flash mobs wouldn’t hold up in court, says Jacqueline Lipton (0)
- 09: Ninth annual Case for Community Day to be held Sept. 16 (0)
- 09: On-campus blood drive to be held Aug. 25 for CWRU community (0)
- 09: Outage planned for QuikPay on Aug. 11 from midnight to 7 a.m. (0)
- 09: Eva Kahana to receive distinguished career award from Gerontological Society of America (0)
- 09: Eleven staff members earn CAPS certificates in financial management (0)
- 09: Alumni, friends help university break all-time fundraising records (2)
- 09: Chris Sheridan named VP of marketing and communications, senior adviser to the president (1)
- 08: New Northeast Ohio University Consortium for Middle East Studies launches (0)
- 08: Urban art therapy grows in Detroit Shoreway; Richey Piiparinen gets involved (0)
- 08: Jerry Shuck discusses reduced duty hours for medical residents (0)
- 08: Professor Hokenstad explains why globalization is important to social work (0)
- 08: Voting for SAC elections closes Aug. 15 (0)
- 08: WebDrive version 10 now available in Software Center (0)
- 08: Students spend summer at Cleveland farms to promote sustainability, nutrition (0)
- 05: Petty cash session on Aug. 17 canceled (0)
- 05: Jonathan Adler talks market vs. government regulation of environment (0)
- 05: New strain of salmonella fights off antibiotics, sayd Robert Bonomo (0)
- 05: Researchers discover two new rodents in Bolivia (0)
- 05: Small businesses may not be seeking loans; Scott Shane weighs in (0)
- 05: Anthony Sowell to speak to court; Lewis Katz doubts it will have much effect (0)
- 05: Thwing Center Postal Substation’s operating hours limited week of Aug. 8-11 (0)
- 05: The Onion’s A.V. Club tours Superman house with SAGES fellows Ricca, Sangiacomo (0)
- 05: Ukulele grows in popularity; music’s Daniel Goldmark explains why (0)
- 05: Law professor Michael Scharf gives his advice for Mubarak trial (0)
- 04: 5 questions with…Chuck Hart: EHS director, rock ‘n’ roll enthusiast (0)
- 04: Location-based apps are growing in popularity, but do people around campus trust them? (0)
- 04: Planned outage of QuikPay scheduled for Aug 7-8 (0)
- 04: Emeritus professor Frederick Way III passes; memorial to be held at Amasa Stone Chapel (0)
- 04: Cashier’s Office to be closed Aug. 12; will reopen Aug. 15 (0)
- 04: Law professor Jacqueline Lipton presents on panel at Southeast law school conference (0)
- 04: Visiting law professor Jon Groetzinger Jr. presents webinar on foreign compliance (0)
- 03: Nursing school’s flight nurse training program in the spotlight (0)
- 03: Law’s Jonathan Adler discusses interests of corporate lobbyist (0)
- 03: Distribution Services under new management; services continue in all areas (2)
- 03: Software Center upgrades ESRI ArcGIS software to version 10 (0)
- 03: Leutner Commons named best college dining concept in U.S. (18)
- 02: University Farm earns Crain’s Emerald Award for outstanding sustainability program (1)
- 02: Career Center to host international student workshop on résumés, CVs and job searching (0)
- 02: Faculty applicants sought for Pew Scholars Program; $240,000 award available (0)
- 02: CWRU film buffs name their summer movie picks (6)
- 02: Email inbox storage space increases to more than 300 percent of original capacity (4)
- 02: Law professor Andrew Pollis talks 9/11 experience (0)
- 02: SAGES’ Mike Sangiacomo talks “The Avengers” filming in Cleveland (0)
- 02: Jared Bendis, among others, to showcase products at Ingenuityfest (0)
- 02: Great Lakes Science Center, CWRU Clinical Translational Science Collaborative earn grant (0)
- 02: Biologists now studying management; Scott Shane’s research highlighted (0)
- 01: Submit recommendations for honorary degree recipients, to be presented at commencement (1)
- 01: Diversity office launches required training to lessen bias in faculty searches (2)
- 01: Masahiro Morikawa to receive Family Medicine Educator of the Year Award (0)
- 01: A profile of visiting law professor Carrie Basis in Diversity & The Bar (2)
- 01: CWRU Student-Run Free Clinic to open this fall (0)
- 01: Finance professor J.B. Silvers discusses health care costs (0)
- 01: Daytime naps are good for you, writes nursing professor Elizabeth Click (0)
- 01: SAGES Fellow Brad Ricca discusses violence in the media (0)
- July 2011 (136)
- 29: Worrying can impact interpersonal relationships, study finds (0)
- 29: Check status of your health, safety training requirements on EHS website (0)
- 29: Announcing free kettlebell classes by appointment at 121 Fitness (0)
- 29: SAC elections to kick off at Party on the Quad today (0)
- 28: 5 questions with…anthropology PhD student Stephanie McClure (2)
- 28: Ultra high-speed networks crucial to area, says CIO Lev Gonick in NY Times (0)
- 28: Preemie health issues stabilize by adolescence, pediatrics professor Maureen Hack finds (0)
- 28: Team created for Walk to End Alzheimer’s in memory of professor Mark Smith (0)
- 28: Science Café takes guests to prehistoric South America; location changes to Market Garden Brewery (0)
- 28: Researchers build artificial lung that runs on air, not pure oxygen (0)
- 27: Free cooking demo Aug. 3 shows how to incorporate whole grains into meals (0)
- 27: Infectious Diseases Alliance to host family-friendly back-to-school health festival with screenings, immunizations (0)
- 27: CWRU leads national effort to develop ultra high-speed networks (0)
- 26: Emeritus professor Eli Reshotko named to NASA roundtable (4)
- 26: School of Law’s Kevin McMunigal pens piece on investigative deceit for law journal (0)
- 26: Law professor Juscelino Colares publishes article on WTO adjudication (0)
- 26: History department’s Peter Shulman publishes article on “The Making of a Tax Break” (0)
- 26: Why aren’t legal academics present in Washington? Law professor Jonathan Adler weighs in