A look at how the federal government shutdown will affect researchers, students
The federal shutdown that has closed national parks, stalled services and furloughed 800,000 government employees naturally raises questions...
Features
New book chronicles latest advances in cancer gene therapy
The field of gene therapy promises to dramatically transform the treatment of disease, as well as fundamentally change...
African-American study identifies common genetic variants associated with blood pressure
Case Western Reserve University is part of a landmark study that has discovered four novel gene variations associated...
ITS works with ideastream to quickly share educational event coverage with community
When the keynote address of the 2013 Leakey Foundation Annual Speaker Series on Human Origins, “On the Trail...
Three-time alumnus, seven-time Emmy winner returns home for Town Hall of Cleveland series
Just a bit after the official festivities have concluded, three-time alumnus William F. Baker will have a homecoming...
”Defying Global Language,” edited by Cheryl Toman, offers new perspectives on ethnic studies
For the first time, Cameroon’s traditional oral Fun’da poetry performed by women has been translated into English and...
Faculty Senate chair, longtime engineering faculty member Steven Garverick passes away
Faculty Senate Chair and award-winning engineering faculty member Steven L. Garverick died suddenly Friday, Sept. 27. He was...
Frank and Jocelyne Linsalata pledge up to $4 million for Alumni Center
For Frank Linsalata, nearly two decades of intense service isn’t enough. Nor is $3 million. Now, on the...
”Primetime Live” anchor John Quinones to headline 2013-14 Power of Diversity Series
John Quinones, the Emmy-winning co-anchor of ABC’s news magazine Primetime Live, headlines Case Western Reserve University’s 2013-14 Power...
Biology student spends summer in Rwanda researching mantises
Third-year evolutionary biology major Riley Tedrow scooped up earthworms 2 feet long and fat as his thumb, poisonous...