At Case Western Reserve University, we think big.
But we don't just think—we do.
In labs and lecture halls, we spend each day asking—and discovering—how
to solve the biggest issues of today and tomorrow.
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Research and Innovation
Examining the world with poetry
Walt Hunter explores topical issues—such as citizenship, climate change, the housing crisis and more—through poetry. His most recent project involves a deep dive into American poetry to create an anthology for The Atlantic magazine, where he is a contributing editor.
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No matter your interest, CWRU offers opportunities to match—from training in the arts to driving groundbreaking research to competing on the field.
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