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Learn about the Master of Science in Data Science for fall 2026
Case School of Engineering’s new Master of Science in Data Science program will equip students with advanced skills in data science, artificial intelligence and machine learning, preparing them for careers in industries such as healthcare, business analytics and more. The program offers three…
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Course withdrawal and Pass/No Pass deadline for first-year students is April 27
Monday, April 27, is the deadline for first-year undergraduates to withdraw from individual courses, elect the pass/no pass (P/NP) grading option for one course or withdraw entirely from the current semester.Note that you may continue to process these requests in SIS until 11:59 p.m. ET, but staff…
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Check out opportunities to participate in Legacy Week
The Office of Student Activities and Leadership and the Spirit Committee are planning Legacy Week, which will be held April 20–25. Legacy Week is a celebration of the unique history of Case Western Reserve University. The week allows each university department, school and student organization to…
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Bridging the gap: CWRU students work to make healthcare communication clearer
Across the United States, a routine doctor’s visit isn’t always simple. For many patients, understanding medical information, navigating online portals or even knowing what questions to ask can feel overwhelming. This reality led to the creation of the Health Fluency Project (HFP), which aims to…
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Upgrade to the new campus VPN by May 31
To enhance network security and provide a more reliable remote connection experience, Case Western Reserve University is transitioning the primary Virtual Private Network (VPN) service from FortiClient to OpenVPN. OpenVPN offers improved connection stability, broader compatibility across different…
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Peanuts, protein and fiber—healthier ways to snack at the ballpark
Editor’s note: Juliene Jones, the author of this story, is a student employee in the Department of University Marketing and Communications. She is a second-year student majoring in political science, international studies and sociology.With the MLB season kicked off and the Cleveland Guardians’…
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Submit FY26 capital project request forms
To ensure timely processing before the end of the fiscal year, all FY26 project request forms (PRFs) must be submitted to the Office of Business and Finance at PRFs@case.edu by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, April 29. Submissions received by this deadline will be processed in the current fiscal year (FY26).…
Left to Right: Attorney Andre Monette (LAW ’06), Ukraine Supreme Court Judge Ganna Vronska (Visiting Student at CWRU in 1994), and CWRU Professor Michael Scharf in Rzeszów, Poland.
School of Law Plays Key Role in Prosecution of Russian Environmental War Crimes in Ukraine
From Jan. 19-23, 2025, Case Western Reserve School of Law professor Michael Scharf led a team of experts to assist 35 Ukrainian prosecutors and four judges in preparing for upcoming cases charging Russian officials with the commission of environmental war crimes and the crime of ecocide. Russia has…
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The bug stops here: how a CWRU alum left Google to build an AI startup
Every time a software team releases an update, there’s a new risk of something else breaking. CWRU alum and entrepreneur Michael Rosenfield (CWR ’17), saw the problem firsthand at Google—and watched engineering teams manually check that nothing had gone wrong after every change.His San…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in April
April is an eventful month for Case Western Reserve University. In addition to end-of-semester studies and papers, members of the campus community have the opportunity to take part in some of the university’s most notable traditions. Later this month, the Class of 2026 will aim to go four-for-four…