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Shape Up Sunday
University Circle Inc.’s Shape Up Sundays continues June 30 at Toby’s Plaza. Each Sunday throughout the summer, free outdoor fitness classes will be offered as part of the series. A Next Level Fitness Studio instructor will host a yoga session at 10 a.m., followed by a “Hustle and Flow” class…
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Participate in Next Level’s Recommit to Your Resolutions Challenge in July
With the year already halfway over, Next Level Fitness Studio will offer a Recommit to Your Resolutions Challenge in July. As part of the challenge, individuals set a goal of how many classes they will attend in July and then begin attending. The number of classes and class choices are up to each…
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5 questions with… Department of Defense fellowship winner, PhD engineering student Kim Gliebe
When Kim Gliebe started her PhD program in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering at Case Western Reserve University, it was a bit of a homecoming. Not only had the University of Dayton graduate grown up in Mentor—about half an hour east of campus—but she also had already…
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Guess Where: Unstable Tables
While plenty of respondents to this week’s Guess Where photo correctly identified the location of the sculpture we highlighted, few were able to name it. This week’s photo was of the Unstable Tables, a series of large stone blocks created by Carl Floyd. The art installment is located near the…
The Fowler Center Hosts Cleveland Council on World Affairs Visitors
On Thursday June 27th the Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit presented to a State Department-sponsored international visitor delegation hosted by the Cleveland Council on World Affairs. The group was composed of 11 visitors and two State Department liaisons from multiple…
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Stay safe on campus: Download the university’s new, free safety app, Rave Guardian
Transition from CWRU Shield will provide users enhanced functionality, ease of use Case Western Reserve has launched a new mobile safety app, Rave Guardian. The award-winning app—created by Rave Mobile Safety, which the university already uses to send emergency alerts—replaces CWRU Shield and…
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CaseOneCard functionality for CaseCash to be unavailable early Friday
CaseOneCard functionality for CaseCash will be unavailable due to scheduled maintenance Friday, June 28, from 1 to 4 a.m. The only outlets open for use with the CaseOneCard during these late hours are campus vending machines. Other CaseOneCard functions (such as building access and PNC banking)…
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CWRU Green Bag Lunch: “Urban Biking 101”
The Case Western Reserve University Office of Energy & Sustainability is partnering with uGO of University Circle Inc. and Bike Cleveland to offer a free beginner's bike education course to help individuals feel confident to ride on the road and answer questions they may have. This special…
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Begun Center's Jane Timmons-Mitchell explains finding structure for kids in summer
School’s out. Now what? Psychology Today: Jane Timmons-Mitchell, senior research associate at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education, explained how parents can help their kids find structure during the summer with sports, creative arts activities, and jobs or volunteer…
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History's John Grabowski discusses history of Cuyahoga River
Smoke on the water: 50 years after the Cuyahoga fire Popular Mechanics: John Grabowski, the Krieger-Mueller Joint Professor in History, discussed the history behind the Cuyahoga River—including the pollution that tainted it—and how water is viewed differently now than it was in the past.