Here is the 2025 annual security report

The Clery Act is a consumer protection law that aims to provide transparency around campus crime policies and statistics. Colleges and universities that receive federal funding are required to disseminate a public annual security report to the campus community every year by October 1. The annual report must include campus crime statistics for the preceding

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Parking reminders for students and employees

Here are a few parking reminders from the NEOMED Department of Public Safety. Be sure your vehicle is registered and you are displaying a valid parking permit. Parking permits are required and you can be issued a citation for not displaying a valid parking permit. This map shows restricted parking areas. Please note that students

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Brain Day events on Oct. 8-9

You’re invited to the 5K Brisk Walk and the Breakthroughs Lecture. Both events aim to raise awareness about neurological disorders and support your local NEOMED student interest groups and community. Download the flyer for more information and registration. Brain Day Flyer

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Community workshop for the State Route 44 project

OHM Advisors will host a community workshop for the State Route 44 Corridor Plan on Monday, Sept. 22, from 6-8 p.m. at Rootstown Middle School (across the street from NEOMED) in the school cafeteria. The interactive workshop will be an opportunity for the community to review the proposed improvements and ask the project team any

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Health Services Research at NEOMED Symposium

The NEOMED Health Services Research Focus Area is hosting a research symposium at NEOMED on Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2025. Please join us to learn more about ongoing health services research in Northeast Ohio. Our keynote speakers will be Dr. Samudragupta Bora from the University Hospitals Health Services Research Center and Dr. Phil Turk from the

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Presentation by associate dean candidate will be Sept. 15

The NEOMED community is invited for a presentation from a candidate for the position of associate dean of clinical education in the College of Medicine. Jerlinda Ross, M.D., will present “Shaping the Future of Clinical Medical Education: Key Drivers for Student Success” on Monday, Sept. 15, from 11 a.m. to noon in RDEC and via

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Mobile Research Unit comes to NEOMED on Tuesday, Sept. 16

NEOMED faculty, staff and students are invited to explore the University Hospitals CRC Mobile Research Unit (MRU) as part of the celebration of Translational Science Week, Sept. 15-19. The Mobile Research Unit will be on campus Tuesday, Sept. 16, from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. in Parking Lot B at NEOMED. The 39-foot MRU features two private

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Join us for the Cleveland Browns pregame tailgate

Celebrate a new season of Cleveland Browns football! Join us for hearty tailgate-themed snacks and an appearance from Browns mascot Chomps (Oct. 10 only), as well as raffles, contests and giveaways. Wear your Browns gear (or apparel of your favorite NFL team—we won’t judge) to receive tickets for a silent auction, and enter your score

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Register for the Oct. 9 Multicultural Festival

Join us for the Multicultural Festival at NEOMED from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, October 9, in Cook Hall. The celebration is open to all students, faculty, staff, friends, and families. Savor a variety of delicious foods and enjoy performances from around the world. Visit tables representing different countries, ethnicities, and identities. The Multicultural Festival is

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From lab to OR: A student’s summer of head and neck surgery research

Second-year medical student Elias Asma spent his summer doing research at the Ohio State University.

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