Aquene Kimmel, Contributing Reporter
• September 26, 2014
In 1989, Charlotte J. Patterson was teaching a course on child development at the University of Virginia when she noticed that none of the textbooks mentioned lesbian or gay parents. Twenty-five years...
The Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing is offering its first massive open online course (MOOC) this fall, urging health care professionals to “Take the Lead on Healthcare Quality Improvement,”...
One of the aspects of a police officer’s job that they don’t prepare you for in the academy is answering questions, many on non-criminal topics. A few of the most frequent questions that people ask...
Alan D. Levine studied physics in graduate school and never took a biology class, but now, he is investigating the effects of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections. Levine was the senior author...
John Brogan, Contributing Reporter
• September 26, 2014
Prominent computer scientists and designers gathered on Sept. 20 for the third annual Link-State event, run by the CWRU Hacker Society. The event highlighted the fact that there is a large demand for computer...
The American Psychological Association (APA) recently granted $20,000 to CWRU’s University Counseling Services (UCS) to build an accredited internship program.
Doctoral internship programs are a required...
Move, hit the clock, write and repeat. In chess, this pattern is always the same, one that Case Western Reserve University senior Gabriel Ewing has worked on for years. His skill has earned him national...
Aneeka Ayyar, Contributing Reporter
• September 26, 2014
Have you ever wondered what life would have been like as a Case Western Reserve University student during World War I? With Kelvin Smith Library’s new exhibit, students can take this step into the past.
The...
After the Association of American Medical Colleges announced that the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) would be revised in April of 2015, many pre-medical students are scrambling to take the test...
