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The Spanish Exam Center at Case Western Reserve University is offering diplomas de español como lengua extranjera (DELE) exams for levels B1 and B2. These diplomas are official titles certifying proficiency in the Spanish language granted by Instituto Cervantes, a public institution in Madrid,…

Interning with intention: Inside CWRU students’ summer internships This summer, Case Western Reserve University students are stepping far beyond the classroom—into hospitals and research labs, startups and advocacy organizations, engineering firms and art studios. What unites their experiences…

The Case Western Reserve University Compliance Program hosts monthly “Ask Anything” sessions to connect faculty and staff members to various offices and their resources. These sessions are intended to serve as a resource to enhance awareness of and access to what different university offices…

Across disciplines, Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students have spent their summer engaged in meaningful research and creative endeavors. From nutrition to dental medicine to computer science, they have gained valuable skills and insights. They will share their findings with the…

Xin Qi Jeanette M. and Joseph S. Silber Professor of Brain Sciences Professor, Department of Physiology and Biophysics, School of Medicine Area of Focus: mitochondrial quality control, cellular metabolism, immune responses and the mechanisms underlying neurodegenerative…

On April 16, the Compliance, Risk Management & Financial Integrity Institute hosted the Second Annual Compliance and Risk Management Graduate Research Roundtable. The purpose of the event was to allow students in the Master of Compliance and Risk Management to present the research from their…

To accommodate the abatement of hazardous materials, fencing will be installed on the west side of the Morley Chemistry Laboratory building, beginning Wednesday, July 30. Work will take place daily from 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. through Friday, Sept. 12. Pedestrians will be able to navigate the area…

Editor’s note: This article originally appeared in the summer 2025 edition of art/sci. Read more from this issue. When David Gerdes interviewed to be chair of the University of Michigan’s physics department, no one asked how he’d handle campus repercussions from a global crisis. But 13 months…

Many people—including world and national leaders—seem to think of the world in atomistic terms: like a clock, they can take a simplistic action to manipulate one component. But this attitude simplifies the world, and misses the complexity of relationships that are intertwined. Complexity science…

Before beginning graduate school, Regan Gee took a gap year to get to know her local community on a different level. To do that, she decided to participate in the AmeriCorps VISTA program, where she had the opportunity to teach at a primarily Indigenous-serving K-8 school near where she grew up in…