Staff invited to share comments, suggestions through new survey
Case Western Reserve University has surveyed faculty regularly since at least 2004. Today, staff members get their say....
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Protective hinge process enables insulin to bind to cells
Case Western Reserve scientist helps lead study that will enhance insulin products and improve blood sugar control Since...
5 Questions… with celebrated pediatric oncologist Peter de Blank
In June, Peter de Blank, assistant professor in pediatric oncology and hematology, added a new accolade to his...
Case Western Reserve to celebrate opening of Tinkham Veale University Center with reception, tours, OK GO concert on Aug. 24
Case Western Reserve will celebrate the opening of the Tinkham Veale University Center, a striking steel-and-glass structure in...
Mandel School study examines CWRU perceptions of East Cleveland
While the community of East Cleveland frequently makes headlines in the local news, coverage of promising revitalization efforts...
2014 common reading book, Zoobiquity, explores intriguing link between human and animal health
Cardiologist Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, a co-author of Case Western Reserve University’s 2014 Common Reading selection, Zoobiquity: The Astonishing Connection...
Provost W.A. “Bud” Baeslack III announces the appointment of Brian D. Voss as interim chief information officer
Provost W.A. “Bud” Baeslack III today announced the appointment of Brian D. Voss as interim chief information officer...
CWRU students create historical society exhibit on LGBT history in Cleveland
Case Western Reserve University historian John Grabowski and three university students created a history of the lesbian, gay,...
Grant backs nursing program to increase patient participation in clinical cancer trials
Case Western Reserve University medical and nursing school researchers hope to drastically increase the number of qualified cancer...
CWRU community to participate in 2014 Gay Games
When the 2014 Gay Games descend on Cleveland and Akron Aug. 9-16, Northeast Ohio—and the Case Western Reserve...