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Employment Law Update Severance Agreements in This Day and Age What do your employee settlement agreements look like today? Chances are, after the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) issued its [...]

Tree planting is one of the nature-based solutions being used to offset greenhouse gas emissions. Trees absorb atmospheric carbon dioxide. Many of these target Africa’s rangelands (open grasslands or shrublands [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer September 30, 2022 Ever since its official recognition by the Undergraduate Student Government in 2020, Case For Life , a club on campus [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer February 17, 2023 On Jan. 12, the TV show 'Velma' was released on HBO Max to almost universally negative reviews. The show currently [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer March 18, 2022 As you are probably aware by now, recently, the Case Western Reserve University administration announced that campus housing only has [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer April 15, 2022 I think I speak for most of us when I say that work sucks. That might seem like a weird [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer February 11, 2022 Although the death penalty is gradually becoming less prevalent in the United States, it remains legal in 27 states, where [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer December 3, 2021 What comes to mind when you hear the phrase 'bullshit job?' You might think of a difficult, horrible job where [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Contributing Writer November 12, 2021 By now, you've probably heard that the company formerly known as Facebook has rebranded. They will now be called 'Meta [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer January 20, 2023 There's a stereotype that climate activists are idealists with little to no understanding of what they're trying to change. That [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer April 28, 2023 By now, most people at Case Western Reserve University are aware of the street preachers who took to Euclid Avenue [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer November 11, 2022 The global debate about the Isreal-Palestine conflict has always been fraught with antisemitism. Antisemitic people commonly disguise their antisemitism as [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer August 26, 2022 As the academic year begins at Case Western Reserve University once more, everyone is itching to get settled in and [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Milo Vetter, Staff Writer January 14, 2022 As Omicron surges and we all retreat to our dorm rooms once again, I imagine that most of us are [...]

Byline: Cody Vetter WCN 24/7 ø Painting The Corners Cody Vetter will be serving as sideline reporter for the games. NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- 'Painting the Corners' host Cody Vetter brings [...]

Byline: Cody Vetter NEW WILMINGTON, Pa-- Painting the corners with host Cody Vetter brings you inside the world of college baseball at Westminster College. Three Titan pitchers talk about baseball [...]

Byline: Cody Vetter NEW WILIMINGTON, Pa.-- WCN's Cody Vetter sits down with sophomore wide receiver on the football team, Ben White. They discuss how titan football affects every day academic [...]

It's Time to Update the Break Room Bulletin Board The Department of Labor (DOL) has published two new posters this spring. The first is an updated Family and Medical Leave [...]

Byline: Kylie Vetter FGCU, in partnership with Home Base Florida, is striving to help service members, military families and relatives heal from the emotional and physical damages of war. Home [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter By now, most people at Case Western Reserve University are aware of the street preachers who took to Euclid Avenue last week. Everyone has their own reactions [...]

Byline: Kylie Vetter With spring semester quickly coming to an end, it's students' last chance to apply for financial aid for the 2023-24 academic year. The deadline students must submit [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter When computers were first created, only academics, warmongers and managers of the most complicated industries had any use for them. But today, everyone in the developed world [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter On Jan. 12, the TV show 'Velma' was released on HBO Max to almost universally negative reviews. The show currently stands at a 41% critic score and [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter There's a stereotype that climate activists are idealists with little to no understanding of what they're trying to change. That stereotype may be an exaggeration, but it [...]

The NLRB's Been Busy We've long previewed the National Labor Relations Board's (NLRB's) action on a number of issues, now that Board membership reflects President Biden's appointees and embodies his [...]

Current state Brazil, 'o Pais de Futebol', is arguably the country most synonymous with football. Yet despite the national team's continuous success, and some of the largest, most ardent, fan [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter The global debate about the Isreal-Palestine conflict has always been fraught with antisemitism. Antisemitic people commonly disguise their antisemitism as criticism of the Israeli government, which both [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter and Jarod Lau For many students, faculty and employees at Case Western Reserve University, the Greater Cleveland Rapid Transit Authority is a vital service. The RTA's light [...]

At the recent Leaders Week London conference, our team had the opportunity to meet with key professionals in the Sports industry and discuss some of the business challenges they are [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Ever since its official recognition by the Undergraduate Student Government in 2020, Case For Life , a club on campus devoted to hosting discourse about abortion, has [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter As the academic year begins at Case Western Reserve University once more, everyone is itching to get settled in and get back to routine college life. Considering [...]

The Last Time the Minimum Wage Was Worth This Little Was . . . the Year Elvis Released His First Single A recent Economic Policy Institute analysis of the Consumer [...]

The UK Government, following their recent 'comprehensive review' of gambling laws, is considering a ban on betting companies being the main, front-of-shirt sponsors of English football clubs. Last season, nine [...]

Byline: Cody Vetter NEW WILMINGTON, Pa.-- The 2022 Westminster baseball team had a record-breaking year. Setting a record for most conference wins in a season and coming in as runner [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter I think I speak for most of us when I say that work sucks. That might seem like a weird or even childish thing to complain about--possibly [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter As you are probably aware by now, recently, the Case Western Reserve University administration announced that campus housing only has space for 83% of upperclassmen that apply [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter Although the death penalty is gradually becoming less prevalent in the United States, it remains legal in 27 states, where some will defend it fiercely. And even [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter As Omicron surges and we all retreat to our dorm rooms once again, I imagine that most of us are feeling apathetic, exhausted or even bitter about [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter What comes to mind when you hear the phrase 'bullshit job?' You might think of a difficult, horrible job where employees are mistreated, or maybe a job [...]

Byline: Milo Vetter By now, you've probably heard that the company formerly known as Facebook has rebranded. They will now be called 'Meta Platforms, Inc.' in light of the new [...]

Byline: Anne Vetter The day after the Brett Kavanaugh hearing, I spent the morning on the phone with the Title IX coordinator from my college. I'd never spoken to her [...]

In an effort to promote capital formation and reduce compliance costs, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has amended its rules to expand the number of public companies that qualify [...]

On March 3, 2021, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). Since December 2020, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) Public Health Laboratory [...]

On February 17, 2021, this report was posted as an MMWR Early Release on the MMWR website (https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr). On January 9, 2021, the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) announced the [...]

Byline: Lauren Vetter This last Wednesday, The Daily Californian reported on the increased air pollution in the Bay Area due to the North Bay wildfires and the various impacts of [...]

This report analyzes key aspects of initial public offerings (IPOs) for technology and life sciences companies that went public in the first half of 2017. Downloading the full report will [...]

On June 29, 2017 the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced that it would permit all companies registering for an initial public offering to take advantage of the confidential review [...]

This report analyzes key aspects of initial public offerings (IPOs) for technology and life sciences companies that went public in the first half of 2016. Our IPO Survey was developed [...]