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Register for the “Courageous & Future-Ready: A Leadership Series for Thriving Amidst Change and Complexity” series
In an era of rapid change, many employees—whether supervising teams, leading projects or influencing outcomes informally—feel pulled in divergent directions and things feel harder than ever. This increases stress and burnout, erodes communication and fractures trust, resulting in feelings of being…
Dafna Ben-Yosef presents a "Tradition meets wellness" lecture at the Jewish Community Center.
5 questions with Dafna Ben-Yosef, director of Jewish Lifelong Learning for the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program
As director of Jewish Lifelong Learning for the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program at Case Western Reserve University, Dafna Ben-Yosef believes lifelong learning should do more than educate—it should create connection, spark dialogue and enable individuals to connect tradition with intellectual…
ball-exercise
Join colleagues for a new walking program
This summer, the Case Western Reserve University Wellness Program will launch Summertime, a new physical activity challenge inspired by the creators of Walktober and Go Gold. Running June 8 through Aug. 2, this program encourages benefits-eligible CWRU faculty and staff to stay active by tracking…
Seven researchers in white lab coats pose together inside a biomedical laboratory. Shelves lined with binders and lab supplies surround the group, while a computer monitor on the left displays colorful microscopic cell images.
Case Western Reserve researchers aim to advance precision molecular imaging for cancer diagnosis and treatment
James P. Basilion, PhDProfessor of the Department of Radiology at the School of Medicine and of the Department of Biomedical EngineeringArea of Focus: Precision cancer diagnosis and treatment with molecular imagingDuring surgical intervention for cancer patients, completely removing cancerous…
Michael Goldberg
Ten years on the CNBC Disruptor 50: Goldberg helps select 2026 list
Veale Institute executive director has spent a decade helping shape CNBC’s annual ranking—and watching the list transform around him
health-feat
Nursing's Elizabeth Click discusses a wellness trend called "stacking"
TikTokers are 'stacking' all their wellness habits—can it actually help you meet your health goals?Health: Elizabeth Click, medical director and associate professor at Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, commented on a wellness trend called "stacking."
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Note recent updates made to default expiration settings for public Box shared links
Effective May 18, to improve security and reduce the unintentional over-sharing of university data, University Technology ([U]Tech) will implement a change to public sharing links in Box. This update specifically addresses shared links set to "People with the link," which are publicly accessible to…
LGBT-youth
Call for submissions for Pride Month
Pride Month is celebrated each June, and The Daily wants to hear from CWRU students, faculty and staff who want to share what Pride means to them.Are you interested in submitting a photo of yourself and being featured? If so, The Daily's editorial team wants to write about you.Email…
Four graduates in their caps and gowns posed for a selfie in front of the CWRU letters
See video and photos from CWRU’s bicentennial commencement
Every commencement celebration is a collection of milestones as graduates mark the completion of their degrees and take the next step in their careers. Case Western Reserve University Class of 2026 graduates had the distinction of being part of another milestone: the institution’s bicentennial…
From left to right: Dean Paul Rose, Bob Rapp, Visiting Assistant Professor, Juliet P. Kostritsky, JD, Everett D. & Eugenia S. McCurdy Professor of Contract Law, Eric C. Chaffee, JD, John C. Hutchins Professor of Law
Law faculty member, double alumnus commits $1.2 million to Case Western Reserve University
Gift from Bob Rapp will establish distinguished lecturer position in the School of Law