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University Technology’s Teaching and Learning Technology (TLT) team will celebrate National Distance Learning Week Nov. 6–10 with a variety of programming for members of the Case Western Reserve University community. Events “Lights, Camera, Educate: Elevate Your Teaching with Engaging…

Fall in Cleveland is winding down and Case Western Reserve University students will begin preparing for end-of-semester activities sooner than it may seem. To help our faculty, staff and students keep busy and find new things to do during November, we’ve compiled a list of some events to check…

The Case Quantum Computing club will host its own Entrepreneurship Week featuring workshops, speakers, tutorials and a pitch contest. Events will be held Nov. 6–11. The pitch competition will challenge teams to design products involving quantum computing. Sign up on CampusGroups for more…

The Office for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusive Engagement invites PhD students and postdocs at Case Western Reserve University to the “Preparing Future Faculty Retreat! A Necessity of Navigating” Nov. 10–11. This retreat is designed to assist postdocs and PhD students making the transition…

Ohio US Rep. Jim Jordan announces bid for House speakerWKYC: Justin Buchler, associate professor of political science, discussed Ohio Rep. Jim Jordan’s attempts earlier this month to seize the Speaker position in the House of Representatives. 

Cleveland’s Museum of Natural History is evolvingBelt Magazine: John Grabowski, the Krieger-Mueller Joint Professor in History, noted that while the Cleveland Museum of Natural History was officially founded in 1920, its history goes back to the 1850s, when a group of science enthusiasts started an…

How the red flag law could impact OhioWEWS: Michael Benza, professor of practice at the School of Law, discussed laws designed to keep guns away from people with mental health conditions.

Anti-abortion activists hope Ohio vote ends 7-state losing streakThe Messenger: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, explained misinformation regarding Issue 1 in Ohio, which voters will decide on next week to determine abortion access and reproductive decisions.

Interested in gaining professional experience and skills that will assist you beyond your time as a graduate student? Would you like to be able to work and earn money while you're earning your graduate degree? Would you like to make an impact on students and the residential community at CWRU? If…

After a decade spent steering the School of Law from recovery to resurgence, co-deans Jessica Berg and Michael Scharf have chosen to step down from their leadership roles this coming summer.  “Michael and Jessica have been exceptional advocates for the law school,” President Eric W. Kaler said.…