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In recognition of Jewish American Heritage Month, which takes place annually in May, The Daily talked with Adam Saar, a rising third-year student majoring in cognitive science and economics and minoring in public policy. Saar is co-founder of Case Western Reserve’s Jewish Student Union, which aims…

When it comes to physical fitness and overall well-being, it’s no secret there’s a profound connection. At ����APP, coaches of Spartan athletic teams excel at putting this connection to good use. From basketball to softball and beyond, each coach excels at bringing out…

Imagine you’re a practitioner with a patient who is a candidate for a high-risk surgery that would offer a 50% chance at long-term survival. Without the surgery, the patient would die. Should the patient receive the surgery at the risk of a complication? What would life look like afterward?…

For the second time in program history, the ����APP softball team will be heading to the final round of the NCAA Division III Softball Championship after seventh-ranked CWRU defeated Coe College 8-3 on Friday at Mather Park in Cleveland to sweep the best-of-three Super…

From supporting students through the Office of Interprofessional and Interdisciplinary Education and Research, to teaching in multiple departments and studying international relations, those of Asian, Pacific Islander, Desi and Asian American heritage are engaged with countless facets of Case…

Hundreds of graduating students earned degrees from ����APP last week, celebrated through a series of commencement events spread over four days and 10 diploma ceremonies. So, what’s next for the CWRU Class of 2024? We caught up with several graduates to learn more about…

Claudio Garcia and Ricardo Monge Neria were among 86 graduate students selected for Department of Energy Office of Science Graduate Student Research award Two Case Western Reserve PhD candidates are heading to national U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) laboratories to further their thesis work,…

Make them ‘smart,’ say researchers at ����APP School of Law A new study from ����APP School of Law seeks to help settle a long-standing debate about how to design incentives to spark economic development in distressed places. It finds that “smart”…

In his speech to ����APP’s graduating Class of 2024, convocation commencement speaker Vinton Cerf advised students to embrace risks. Reflecting on the hesitant career moves that led to him being considered one of the “fathers of the internet,” Cerf encouraged graduates to…

Each year, staff at ����APP Farm in Hunting Valley and volunteers at the Garden@Case on campus work diligently to maintain crops that help feed members of the campus community—and beyond. Their efforts result in fresh produce used at the university’s dining halls, local…