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Medicine's Daniel Tisch weighs in on the pros and cons of travel bans during COVID-19
How effective are travel bans during a pandemic? Healthline: Daniel Tisch, an associate professor in the School of Medicine’s Department of Population and Quantitative Health Sciences, discussed the effectiveness of travel bans, their flaws and whether they’re worth it.
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Law's Jessie Hill discusses influential Supreme Court case affecting state-sanctioned funding of religious institutions
The case that could breach the wall between church and state Christian Science Monitor: Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, discussed the Carson v. Makin case before the U.S. Supreme Court that has been the latest in a series of decisions over the past few decades that have, in…
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PRCHN Seminar: “Community-Based Perspectives on Eye Health and Vision Care in Cleveland”
Access to adequate vision care is necessary to maintain healthy eyesight but is not always attainable due to barriers or misconceptions about eye health. Together with the Prevention Research Center for Healthy Neighborhoods (PRCHN) and University Settlement, Team Cooke Bailey designed the All Eyes…
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One to One Fitness Center offers February specials
How are your healthy resolutions going so far? With all the uncertainty around the holidays and with the start of the semester, now is the perfect time to recommit to making 2022 your healthiest year. One to One Fitness Center, owned by Case Western Reserve University, offers discounted rates to…
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Watch free films during the month of February
The CWRU Film Society's annual Free February month-long event started Saturday, Feb. 5. Throughout the month, members of the community will receive free admission to the CWRU Film Society’s Saturday showings. View the schedule.
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Participate in the 10-week Conservation Challenge
Working with the Student Sustainability Council, the Conservation Project is bringing Case Western Reserve University students the 10-Week Conservation Challenge. The goal of this challenge is to remind students of their power and encourage them to get involved in the conservation and…
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On-campus COVID-19 testing to relocate to the Dental Research Building today
Case Western Reserve University’s COVID-19 testing site will move from the Nursing Research Building to the Dental Research Building (2124 Cornell Road) in room 210, effective today (Feb. 7).  PCR tests are currently offered Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visit CWRU’s COVID-19…
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[U]Tech's Software Center announces upgrades to Mathcad and Origin
Mathcad has been upgraded to Mathcad Prime 7 and is now available to all students, faculty, and staff. Mathcad has a limit of 50 concurrent use licenses and requires a connection to the Case Western Reserve University network. Origin has been upgraded to Origin 2022 and is now available to all…
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Free film showing: Pretty Woman (1990)
The CWRU Film Society invites campus community members to enjoy the classic romantic comedy Pretty Woman free of cost. Showings will take place Saturday, Feb. 5, at 7 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in Strosacker Auditorium.  Register to attend the film showing. See the CWRU Film Society’s schedule for spring…
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Department of English offers over $1,500 in awards for annual writing contest
The Department of English once again will host its annual prize competitions. The deadline for all submissions is Friday, March 18, at 4 p.m. (EST).  The following awards are available: For first-year essayists: The Karl Lemmerman Prize for the best essay written by a first-year student.For…