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To the Case Western Reserve Community: August 24, 2020. Ever since we announced our modified fall calendar in June, this date has dominated our thoughts, flashing regularly in our minds much like a large LED billboard.  Academics, housing, student life, testing and more—no matter the area, all…

Last week, Case Western Reserve University welcomed transfer students and the incoming Class of 2024. Their introduction looked much different than in years past, with masks, COVID-19 testing and fewer opportunities to gather in person. Though new students spent much of their Discover Week apart…

Everyone is invited to start the semester off by setting healthy habits with free guest weeks Aug. 24–30 at One to One Fitness Center. Virtual and outdoor group classes are included. One to One Fitness Center offers 28,000 sq.ft. of cardio, machine weights and free weights, functional training,…

Connect with other faculty and staff working at Case Western Reserve University through the Wellness Program’s “Speed Connecting – Resilience Exchange” event Tuesday, Aug. 25, from noon to 12:45 p.m. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet others in small groups and share ideas on maintaining…

A hardware upgrade for the campus internet firewalls will take place Wednesday, Aug. 26, from midnight to 2 a.m. On-campus users may experience a brief disruption of internet connectivity during this time. VPN client sessions will be dropped but can be re-established within a few minutes. For…

Students for Refugees, a new Case Western Reserve University student organization, is forming to provide awareness and engagement around the experiences of refugees. The club is recruiting undergraduate students to virtually tutor students in elementary school through high school who are refugees.…

The University Technology ([U]Tech) C.A.R.E. Center on Kelvin Smith Library’s lower level formally re-opened Monday, Aug. 17, with adjusted hours for the fall 2020 semester. Hours will be: Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: Closed Campus community members are asked to…

In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, all rooms on campus have reduced capacities. The university has developed several new initiatives to ensure students have space available for academic and social purposes. Open-use rooms Signage will be posted outside of most classrooms with a QR code linking…

The Center for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines mandated that all drinking fountains be turned off due to COVID-19. Members of the Case Western Reserve University can use any of the following 89 bottle-filling stations on campus. One to One Fitness Center: main workout areaOne to One…

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