Harvard law professor Lani Guinier to headline Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration
Lani Guinier, a lawyer and Harvard professor and the first black woman to become a tenured professor at...
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5 questions with…Spartan basketball’s Evy Iacono
Earlier this week, the University Athletic Association honored women’s basketball’s Evy Iacono for the second week in a...
Psychologist Lisa Damour’s online talk gains global attention
Before last spring, Lisa Damour had never attended a TED event. Instead, the clinical psychology instructor often enjoyed...
Undergraduate applications top 18,000 for the Class of 2017
Return to Think By Numbers, the 2012-2013 Annual Report More than 18,000 students have applied for admission to...
University’s strategic planning process continues
To the Case Western Reserve community: The beginning of the new semester marks an apt time to update...
To start a new year, look back at 2011-12’s biggest stories
To the Case Western Reserve University Community: First, welcome back. It was wonderful to see so many of...
Cleveland Indians hold winter development program at Veale Center
In what has become an annual tradition, Major League Baseball’s Cleveland Indians have conducted portions of their winter...
University Circle institutions unite to advance area’s cultural, academic character
Three University Circle institutions have come together in a transaction that enables one to advance its existing aspirations...
CWRU community remembers first-year student Ally Piepho
Ally Piepho’s parents thought of their daughter as a renaissance woman. The Naperville, Ill., native adored art, singing,...
After decades of research, scientists unlock how insulin interacts with cells
The discovery of insulin nearly a century ago changed diabetes from a death sentence to a chronic disease....