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The Professional Development Center (PDC) has started a new initiative to highlight resources for one hard skill and one soft skill each month. The resources shared are available to Case Western Reserve University staff and faculty members free of charge. December’s hard skill is data…

Lessons learned by alumni navigating the highs and lows of leadership during the COVID-19 crisis Kari Cunningham, DMD (pictured here with her niece), owns Panther Pediatric Dentistry in Euclid, Ohio. Kari Cunningham, DMD (DEN ‘10, ‘12), has a…

Case Western Reserve today announced that veteran athletics administrator TJ Shelton will become the university’s next James C. Wyant Director of Athletics, effective Jan. 1. Shelton, currently a senior associate athletic director at Ohio State University, previously spent 15 years in the…

One to One Fitness is open throughout winter break with several options for guests, including passes for several days, short-term guest passes, temporary memberships, and regular memberships. Learn more about these options and view One to One Fitness Center’s holiday hours. Group exercise classes…

With final exams ending this week, many students will be departing their residences on and near campus. As you prepare to head home, there are a number of safety tips to keep in mind to help protect yourself against theft during winter break. You should: Take any items of value home if…

This year marks two significant milestones for Kelvin Smith Library: Its 25th anniversary as the heart of scholarly discovery on Case Western Reserve’s campus, and the retirement of vice provost and Lindseth Family University Librarian Arnold Hirshon, who has led the library for more than a decade.…

Program: Doctor of MedicineYear: Second-year To honor her father while he was in intensive care and hospice, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine second-year medical student Kathleen Mulligan turned to songwriting.   The lyrics to Mulligan’s song were performed on Saturday at Doc…

Are you interested in learning some easy techniques to make your course(s) more accessible to all learners? Attend this month’s Digital Accessibility Learning Community workshop to hear from members of University Technology’s Teaching and Learning Technologies Team on how to make accessible and…

Interested in the challenges that emerge in the development of new technologies and advances in clinical, translational and health studies? What about the ethical controversies in off-label usage, international research or publication? If so, consider attending the Bioethics and Medical…

Join the Wellness Program team for a discussion on the powerful effects of gratitude and appreciation during the December Community Conversation Wednesday, Dec. 15, from 3 to 3:45 p.m. via Zoom. This discussion will give faculty and staff members an opportunity to build connections with others as…