It’s rare to find a complete explanation for what causes a disease, but, in some fortunate cases, researchers can identify a gene that contributes to the progression of the disease. Chair of the Department...
Aquene Kimmel, Contributing Reporter
• September 12, 2014
The Intellectual Property Center at the School of Law will be able to expand and increase its programs after a recent $3 million grant from the Spangenberg Family Foundation (SFF).
SFF, a philanthropic...
The Case Western Reserve University Police Department would like to welcome back all our returning students and faculty. While the summer abundance of parking spaces and short lines at Starbucks are always...
Despite a recent online student campaign which called for the expansion of University Counseling Services, the Division of Student Affairs has decided not to grant the request to hire more employees.
The...
Sophomores Sid Ghanta and Adam Holets sit in the Zeta Beta Tau house, relaxing after a rush event. It’s the night of the accident. They had both turned down an offer from their best friend, Michael Felten,...
Blackstone LaunchPad event provides entrepreneurship education
Friday afternoon, as much of the campus prepared for a relaxing Labor Day weekend, about 100 students and alumni gathered in the Thwing...
Dr. Chris Laszlo of the Weatherhead School of Management recently published a book, “Flourishing Enterprise: The New Spirit of Business,” showing that if businesses play a more positive role in society,...
The Newman Catholic Campus Ministry will be launching a small group program aimed at freshmen called the First Year Spiritual Home. The goal of FYSH is to give first-year students upperclassmen mentors...
Eleven-year-old Andrew Morse has been named the 2014 Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes Red Strider Ambassador. He will represent people who suffer from Type 1, Type 2 or gestational diabetes as they fundraise...
