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Is your friend or roommate under the weather? Get a sick meal to go at either Leutner or Fribley Dining Hall. How to get a sick basket: Give a friend your meal swipe card Let the cashier know they are swiping for a sick basket Go to the "Home Table" at Leutner or the "Classic" Station…

From studying biology, psychology and marketing, to advancing agricultural innovation and helping individuals embrace their cultural identities, those of Filipino heritage are engaged with countless facets of Case Western Reserve University. In recognition of Filipino American History Month,…

Friday, Nov. 7, at 11:59 p.m. ET is the deadline for upperclass and transfer undergraduate students to choose the pass/no pass grading option and to withdraw from individual courses. If you are considering taking either of these enrollment actions, you should review the details below and consult…

A summertime course immersed students in a Greek archaeological dig

Shanina Knighton is rethinking how we stay healthy—one phone, kitchen and bathroom at a time

How one nurse leader sees the role of AI

In January, Case Western Reserve University launched a program to help Cleveland-area residents better understand and use generative artificial-intelligence tools including ChatGPT and other chatbot services. The online training program covers the basics—from explaining how generative AI works…

The journey of Elizabeth Clayborne, MD, (MED ’11; GRS ’11, bioethics), from emergency medicine resident to successful entrepreneur began with her desire to fix a daily frustration. Clayborne saw countless people come to the emergency room (ER) with nosebleeds and sometimes wait hours for…

Jeff Capadona, PhD, Case Western Reserve University’s vice provost for innovation, leads the campus mission to excel in the use of technological advances and educate students to succeed and lead in a rapidly changing world. CWRU Magazine recently spoke with Capadona, also the Donnell Institute…

Computer scientists studying ethics. Musicians working with neural networks. Philosophers debating the social impact of artificial intelligence. That’s the kind of melding of disciplines students imagined when they began shaping Case Western Reserve University’s new Humanity and Technology (HAT)…