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Creating innovative solutions for our nation's heroes
Challenge America, the VA Northeast Ohio Healthcare System, and Cleveland Clinic Innovations have partnered to launch the first international Veterans Makeathon Event April 25 – 27 at Saint Edwards High School. Be a Project Leader, Solution Maker, Documenter, or Mentor to a team of innovators…
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Free event centers available to student organizations
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership offers free event centers for student organizations. There are a wide variety of spaces ranging from conference rooms to halls suited for groups of up to 300 people. Most, but not all, spaces are free for student groups. To learn more about the…
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Case Western Reserve University student newspapers now available online
More than 150 years of information about Case Western Reserve University student life is available now through Kelvin Smith Library. Written by students for students, student newspapers are a particularly important source of information about student culture and university history. “The rich…
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Case Western Reserve/University Hospitals researcher part of elite trans-Atlantic network to study “molecular switch” that contributes to heart disease
Paris-based foundation supports effort to potentially “turn off” vascular problems Transcription factors are proteins that determine whether specific genes are transcribed or not by binding to DNA. In other words, they help turn genes "on" or "off." One such transcription factor, Kruppel-like…
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Graduate Student Work-in-Progress—“La Méthode Graphique: Musical Anatomies and Scientistic Ruptures in Stepanov Dance Notation”
Sophie Benn, a PhD candidate in musicology, will present at the next Graduate Student Work-in-Progress lecture, titled “La Méthode Graphique: Musical Anatomies and Scientistic Ruptures in Stepanov Dance Notation.” The event, sponsored by the Baker-Nord Center for the Humanities, will be held…
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International Student Success Series: "Networking and Interviewing Tips"
The Center for International Affairs invites all international students to learn useful networking and interviewing skills during an International Student Success Series event. Post-Graduate Planning & Experiential Education will share tips to help international students prepare for their job…
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Found Families movie night
Found Families brings together people in the LGBTQ+ community of many ages, religions, socioeconomic statuses, races and other identity groups. The group encourages people to be their whole selves while learning with and from each other, offering support through everyday life. This month, Found…
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Private Eyes
The next production at Eldred Theater will be Private Eyes, a play written by Steven Dietz. This production is directed by Jeffrey Ullom, associate professor and director of undergraduate studies for the Department of Theater. Performances will be held in Eldred Theater Feb. 15, 16, 22, 23 at 7:30…
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Kelvin Smith Library Digital Scholarship Mixer
Kelvin Smith Library will host a Digital Scholarship Mixer for those who are interested in incorporating digital research methods into a project or curious about digital humanities and scholarship. The event will take place Friday, Feb. 15, from 3 to 4 p.m. in Kelvin Smith Library's Freedman Center…
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Case Amateur Radio Club invites campus community to participate in international contest
All amateur radio operators are invited to make a contact this week with the Case Amateur Radio Club, W8EDU. This is the week of the spring semester School Club Roundup, a contest that encourages American and Canadian students of all ages to get on the air. Participants should call on 146.550 MHz…