Cleveland kidnap case: will the three women have to testify to ordeal? The Christian Science Monitor: Michael Benza, senior instructor of law, weighed in on the possibility that the three women held captive by Ariel

DFA Case Western + CIA: from student club to startup Design for America: Case Western Reserve students shared the highlights of the branch of “Design for America” they successfully launched on campus over the past

A whistle-blower, a criminal or both The New York Times: Many people have had an opinion about the recent disclosure of National Security Agency surveillance information by Edward Snowden. Jonathan Adler, the Johan Verheij Memorial

Music of Tin Pan Alley Inside Higher Ed: The emergence of iTunes and other media outlets has allowed consumers to purchase individual songs as opposed to an album or record. Daniel Goldmark, associate professor of

In Performance: “Caucasian Chalk Circle” The New York Times: Elizabeth A. Davis (GRS ’06), known for her work on several Off-Broadway productions and for her role in the stage musical version of Once, sang “Shoes

Cleveland cancer researchers host policy forum on genomics and cancer treatment The Plain Dealer: Stanton Gerson, the Asa & Patricia Shiverick and Jane Shiverick (Tripp) Professor of Hematological Oncology, talks about the policy forum held

Facts about yawning: why we do it, why it’s contagious and more The Huffington Post: The reason for yawning is still unknown, although many theories exist. Michael Decker, associate professor of nursing, said yawning doesn’t

Aftermath of an insanity verdict Chicago Tribune: Phillip Resnick, professor of psychiatry, discussed the success—or lack thereof—of the insanity defense. “The defense, raised in about 1 percent of felonies nationwide, is successful just 15 to

Depression common in those with PTSD, study finds U.S. News and World Report: According to a new study, more than half the people with post-traumatic stress disorder also suffer from depression. “If individuals do not