Before its headline-grabbing sale to an industry leader, startup Wisr grew deep roots at Case Western Reserve
How a jazz pianist started in pre-med and pivoted to entrepreneurship at the university, then launched Cleveland startup...
Business, Law & Politics
Four CWRU law clinic students argue appeals
Last year, Case Western Reserve University School of Law launched a new Appellate Litigation Clinic, which recently completed...
Automated savings tools boost bank accounts for some, but the benefits are limited, study shows
Banking apps that automate saving money are effective—especially for low-income earners—but are not a solve-all to achieve financial...
Study finds more active-duty police officers died of COVID-19 in 2020 than all other causes combined
Case Western Reserve professor raises awareness, offers solutions Of the 264 police officers who died in the line...
Beyond Bitcoin
How the pandemic made blockchain technology even more relevant People used to routinely ask R. L. Shankar to...
Why rape victims are so often left to solve their own cases
Case Western Reserve University researchers examine how the ‘bureaucratic burden’ of taking rapists off the streets can impede...
Case Western Reserve law professor Jonathan H. Adler cited in newly released U.S. House impeachment report
A Case Western Reserve University law professor, whose research inspired a legal challenge to the Affordable Care Act...
National Science Foundation funds study on human rights suspensions enacted to battle COVID-19
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has awarded a Rapid Response Research (RAPID) grant to Case Western Reserve University...
Case Western Reserve’s Human Trafficking Project assisting survivors as part of ‘Operation Autumn Hope’
Collaboration between School of Law and Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences helping clients...
Research matters
This article first appeared in a summer publication related to the university’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic. More...