English professor Thrity Umrigar’s fifth book selected as top paperback release
New in paperback The Plain Dealer: English department professor Thrity Umrigar’s fifth novel, The World We Found, was...
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Psychiatry’s Phillip Resnick explains interviews with crime suspects
Can you fake mental illness? Slate: After a person is arrested for committing a horrific crime, sometimes people...
Social work’s Kathryn Betts Adams blogs about how to banish regret
Banishing mid-life regret Psychology Today: In a recent blog, Kathryn Betts Adams, associate professor of social work, writes...
Neurology professor Peter Whitehouse speaks at City Club of Cleveland
The City Club Forum: Fountain of Youth ideastream: Neurology professor Peter J. Whitehouse spoke at the City Club...
Deepak Sarma blogs about Wisconsin temple fatalities
Wisconsin temple fatalities: targeted for looking different? Huffington Post: Deepak Sarma, professor of South Asian religions and philosophy,...
Texas attorneys plan to use health care reform to fight EPA; law’s Adler heavily cited
Texas using health care reform ruling to fight EPA Houston Chronicle: Texas attorneys are planning to use the...
Youwei Zhang discusses recent finding that mutant gene stops cancer cell growth
Cleveland researchers find mutant gene that stops cancer cell growth The Columbus Dispatch: School of Medicine researchers have...
CARD Act may play role in decrease in small business loans, says Scott Shane
Is the CARD Act hampering small business borrowing? Bloomberg Businessweek: The number of small loans to businesses dropped...
James Kazura weighs in on recent findings on vampire bats, rabies
Vampire bat bites help shield Peruvians from rabies LiveScience: Researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention...
Jennifer Bailit explains how new program could reduce scheduled deliveries
Program cuts medically unnecessary scheduled births Reuters: A quality improvement program could dramatically reduce the number of scheduled...