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University Archives and Special Collections are home to the records of Case Western Reserve University, and to Kelvin Smith Library’s rare books and manuscripts collections.

In the Freedman Center, the Digital Scholarship Team brings expertise and technology together in support of students, faculty and staff pursuing interdisciplinary, collaborative and experimental research and learning. Attend one (or all!) of the workshops available this spring that will allow you to explore new ways to advance your scholarship.

250 years of Jane Austen
Kelvin Smith Library, Special Collections, Hatch Reading Room, 2nd Floor
2025 is a celebration of 250 years of Jane Austen! KSL recognizes this momentous year with the exhibit Jane Austen's Library.
Save the date and join us on April 22, 2025 as KSL hosts the rare book dealer from Pawn Stars and author, Rebecca Romney, for a presentation based on her current publication, Jane Austen's Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector's Quest to Find the Women Writer Who Shaped a Legend.
Highlights
CWRU Authors Save More Than $1.1 Million in Open Access Publication Fees
In 2024, CWRU authors were able to publish 298 articles open access without paying article processing charges (APCs) through OhioLINK’s Open Access Publishing Agreements. These agreements saved authors more than $1.1 million in publication fees without adding additional costs…
CWRU Faculty: Apply for the 2025-26 Freedman Fellowship
The Freedman Fellows Program is now accepting applications for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Freedman Fellowships are year-long fellowships for CWRU faculty to develop research projects over the course of an academic year with targeted funding and support from…
CWRU research website serves as hub for data management tools
Case Western Reserve University offers a centralized website to support scholars working with data. This platform provides essential information and best practices for creating, describing, storing, and sharing research data. It is a collaborative effort among CWRU…