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More than 500 undergrads participate in project as part of a Virtual Summer Internship program As the COVID-19 pandemic took hold this spring, biomedical engineering students across the globe were faced with losing summer internships and other hands-on experiences. That’s where the Biomedical…

Lloyd Chen and Garrett Weskamp, members of the School of Medicine’s Class of 2023, recognize that when the term “LGBTQ+” is used, the “+” symbol represents a variety of genders and sexual orientations—and may obscure individuals’ unique experiences. One of those grouped communities is intersex, an…

Join the CWRU Film Society Friday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m. for a screening of Weathering With You at Strosacker Auditorium.  Register to attend the screening. Synopsis First year of high school, summer. Hodaka runs away from his home on an outlying island to come to Tokyo. He falls into poverty…

Research and innovation drive change in health care. A new Year of the Nurse event aims to empower nurses at all levels with the knowledge and resources to be the catalyst of change to improve health care. In collaboration with University Hospitals of Cleveland, Frances Payne Bolton School of…

Physical and emotional stress negatively affect the campus community under normal circumstances. As political turmoil and the pandemic loom large, managing the impact of stress is even more important. Faculty, staff and students are invited to an hour-long webinar to learn the purpose of self-care,…

One to One Fitness Center has private, sanitized exercise rooms available for rent. Members of the community can have access commercial gym equipment and space while isolated from other exercisers. The rooms are deep cleaned and sanitized between uses with an electrostatic sprayer and by full-time…

References to time and fatigue appear consistently throughout historical forms of African American public oratory and literature, as well as in Black vernacular and digital culture. More than pithy soundbites or hashtags, these references circulate within and beyond these communities, often…

What if wealth could be used to connect, heal and restore? Edgar Villanueva, a globally recognized expert on social justice philanthropy and award-winning author of Decolonizing Wealth: Indigenous Wisdom to Heal Divides and Restore Balance, seeks to answer these questions in his bestselling book…

Join Case Western Reserve University’s Undergraduate Research Society Friday, Nov. 6, at 1 p.m. to explore the intersection of biology and mechanical engineering. The Undergraduate Research Society will host the second event in a series of presentations on virtual research for fall 2020. The…

Join Case Western Reserve University School of Law Friday, Nov. 13, at 8 a.m. (EST) for the Fifth Trade Law Fall Update, "Trade and Customs Law Implications for Supply-Chain Realignment—A Practice-Oriented Update on Trade and Customs Law." This post-election fall update, featuring a keynote…