Shape-shifting frog discovered in Ecuadorian Andes
Amphibian blends to surroundings, changing skin from smooth to spiny A frog in Ecuador’s western Andean cloud forest...
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For students stressed about upcoming examinations and papers, Donald Feke feels your pain. The university’s vice provost for...
5 questions with…documentary star, dual-degree student Imani Scruggs
Senior Imani Scruggs is a product of alchemy. No, not the medieval chemical science. Rather Alchemy Inc., a...
Alumnus, former Warner Bros. CEO to give commencement address May 17
The man who helped bring Harry Potter to the multiplex will offer insights about the drama that is...
Law students devote spring break to immigration detainees at family residential center in Texas
When three third-year students at Case Western Reserve University School of Law were offered an unexpected chance to...
Office of Multicultural Affairs to celebrate 25th annual Unity Banquet and Scholarship Benefit
Case Western Reserve University’s Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA) will present Washington, D.C.-based award-winning journalist, social activist and...
New book by CWRU sociologists examines life events that lead to teen pregnancy
If Diane could reverse time, she never would have slammed the door—an act of teen frustration and ongoing...
Case Western Reserve scientists discover hidden meaning, ”speed limits” within the genetic code
Finding could open unique avenues for treating illness Case Western Reserve University scientists have discovered that speed matters...
Study finds more weight-loss approaches needed for people with neurological disabilities
Nutrition and weight-loss research in adults with disabling conditions is still in its formative stages A review of...
5 questions with…senior computer science major, hacker Stephanie Hippo
Early in life, senior Stephanie Hippo’s parents gave her sound advice: “You can complain about something, but until...