Student discovers new praying mantis species in Rwanda
Female bush tiger mantis hunts prey on ground and underbrush Circling the light trap used to lure insects...
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Summer reads and more available at CWRU’s annual book sale, May 31-June 3
Case Western Reserve University’s annual Association for Continuing Education free and public book sale—where there will be more...
5 questions with…ultramarathon runner, faculty member Jim Van Orman
Last weekend marked the 38th annual Rite Aid Cleveland Marathon—a grueling 26.2-mile race throughout the city. The traditional...
Researchers study what makes psychotic teens more at risk for suicide than others
Suicide is a general risk for people with psychosis. According to The Journal of Psychiatry, 20 percent to...
Professor-student team discovers extinct kitten-sized hunter
A Case Western Reserve University student and his mentor have discovered an ancient kitten-sized predator that lived in...
Inamori Center selects human rights activist Denis Mukwege for ethics prize
When Denis Mukwege was growing up in what is now the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), he would...
CWRU grants exclusive license to Folio Photonics
Folio Photonics LLC, a start-up company spun off from research in the Center for Layered Polymer Systems at...
Researchers profile women’s employment, caregiving workloads, effort and health
A study from the Case Western Reserve University Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing provides a profile of...
A preview of the CWRU Class of 2018
This year it was nearly twice as hard to get accepted to Case Western Reserve than in 2007....
Commencement speaker urges graduates to put realistic goals to paper, aim high and ”think for yourselves”
As an international mediator and peacekeeper whose efforts have brought stability to war-torn regions of his native Africa,...