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Women's basketball's Kara Hageman speaks about recovery, comeback
Healthy again, Kara Hageman helps CWRU bounce back from four-win season The Plain Dealer: Kara Hageman, a forward on the women’s basketball team, talked about coming back after suffering a season-ending injury early last year. Head coach Jennifer Reimer discussed Hageman’s comeback and how the…
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5 questions with… groundbreaking musicologist Susan McClary
Susan McClary’s passion for music began in the cradle. Her father, believing knowing classical music to be the key to upward mobility, played it for his daughter day and night. As she got older, McClary further explored music by learning to play the piano and violin, cementing her future career…
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Kelvin Smith Library wins Excellence in Academic Libraries Award
The Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL) named Kelvin Smith Library the university recipient of the 2019 Excellence in Academic Libraries Award. Sponsored by ACRL and GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO, the award recognizes the staff of a university library for programs that…
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Classical music web series by modern languages and literatures’ Jutta Ittner wins media award
"Living the Classical Life," an online series produced by Jutta Ittner, associate professor of German, was chosen by Classical Post as the 2018 Most Innovative Presenter: Media. The series began with a short documentary project in 2012 to aid the career of Zsolt Bognár, a graduate of the Master of…
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Art history and art’s Elina Gertsman awarded grant for international symposium
Elina Gertsman, professor of art history and art, and her colleague Vincent Debiais, from École des hautes études en sciences sociales in Paris, received a generous grant from the Samuel H. Kress Foundation. The grant will be used to organize an international symposium at Princeton University…
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Book by sociology’s Eve Kahana given Outstanding Academic Title honor
A book by Eva Kahana, Distinguished University Professor of sociology and the Pierce T. and Elizabeth D. Robson Professor of the Humanities, won an Outstanding Academic Title recognition from Choice, the publishing unit for a division of the American Library Association. Kahana co-authored the…
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Engineering Challenges Carnival
In celebration of Engineers Week, the Case School of Engineering will host its annual Engineering Challenges Carnival for local youth, targeting students from preschool to eighth grade. The carnival will take place Saturday, Feb. 23, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Thwing Center. The carnival provides…
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PRIME information session
Students are invited to learn more about the Post-baccalaureate Readiness Instruction for bioMedical Education (PRIME) program at an information session Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 1 to 2 p.m. in Sears Library Building, Room 325. The PRIME program helps students prepare for, get competitive and gain…
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Science Café Cleveland: "Stone Age Technology & Life in Ohio 13,500 Years Ago"
February’s Science Café Cleveland will examine the ancient inhabitants of Ohio from 13,500 years ago. Metin I. Eren, professor of anthropology at Kent State University, will give a lecture titled "Stone Age Technology & Life in Ohio 13,500 Years Ago." The event will be held Monday, Feb. 11,…
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Cleveland Health Sciences Library moving to Allen Memorial Medical Library
The Cleveland Health Sciences Library (CHSL) operations will move from the Health Center Library (HCL) to the Allen Memorial Medical Library this spring. CHSL will open a new branch of the library at the Health Education Campus in May/June. The Health Center Library will close June 1. The books…