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21% discounts on CWRU gear extended through Friday for Inauguration Week
The midpoint of the university’s Presidential Inauguration Week comes with a bonus: Instead of just one day to get 21% discounts on Case Western Reserve University gear at the campus Barnes & Noble bookstore, members of the campus community now get three. Faculty, staff, and students can get…
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Arts After Dark
Join the Music Undergraduate Student Involvement Committee for an evening of music and performing arts at Harkness Chapel on Oct. 23 at 8 p.m. All students are invited to attend or perform at Arts After Dark, regardless of major or discipline. Students who sing, dance, play an instrument or act…
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“The Changing Landscape of Youth Suicide and Suicidal Behavior: An Examination of Racial Differences and Risk Factors”
The Schubert Center for Child Studies will welcome Arielle Sheftall, assistant professor and principal investigator at the Suicide Prevention and Research Center at Nationwide Children's Hospital, as the featured speaker for this year's Kessler-Freedheim Lecture. Sheftall will present “The Changing…
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Find out how to discover research and creative endeavor opportunities
Support of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) will offer virtual and in-person sessions of “All About Finding Research and Creative Endeavors” in October and November. These 50-minute information sessions provide students with the basic information for finding research on and…
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Meet social service administration alumna Maureen Dee
Hispanic Heritage Month takes place each year from Sept. 15 through Oct. 15. Throughout the month, The Daily will highlight members of the university community who are of Hispanic heritage to celebrate their accomplishments and shed light on their experiences at CWRU. After earning a bachelor’s…
Contribute to a student-run, intercollegiate science magazine
The Synapse is a student-run, intercollegiate science magazine which focuses on writing high-level science articles that are accessible for readers of all types. We are currently looking for writers, artists, content editors, and copy editors for our next issue. Learn more about The Synapse and…
Become a PAID Election Worker!
Ever wonder what it would be like to help conduct an election? More than 4,500 people are needed on Election Day to help make it a success! Be a part of history, support democracy, and have fun while doing it by becoming a local Election Worker in Cuyahoga County! Election Workers in Cuyahoga…
Science Olympiad: Northeast Ohio Regional Tournament
Northeast Ohio's Regional Science Olympiad Tournament is looking for Event Supervisors and volunteers for the tournament on March 5th, 2022. Currently, the following events are in need of Event Supervisors to write an exam and/or proctor for the tournament: Anatomy & PhysiologyBio Process…
Join the Comprehensive Cancer Center for a talk by Lan Zhou
Join the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center Friday, October 15 at noon ET in WRB 1-413 to hear Lan Zhou, MD, PhD, present, "CRABP-II/JAG1 Axis Promotes Pancreatic Cancer Drug-Resistance and Immune Suppression." Zhou is Medical Director of the Molecular Diagnostics Lab at University Hospitals…
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Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law Will Host April Symposium: The Clean Water Act at 50
On Friday, April 8, 2022, the Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law will sponsor “The Clean Water Act at 50,” a day-long interdisciplinary symposium that will explore the successes, failures and remaining challenges of the Clean Water Act. In 1972, responding to widespread and growing…