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Beta Theta Pi fraternity encourages the campus community to participate in its fundraiser for the Against Malaria Foundation, which provides mosquito nets to communities stricken by malaria. When donating individuals can select which color they would like the brothers of Beta Theta Pi to dye their…

The easternmost lane of Stearns Road is closed just north of Carnegie Avenue, adjacent to the Northeast Ohio Regional Sewer District worksite. The lane is expected to remain closed for 24 months, but will depend on the construction timeline. Two travel lanes on this section of Stearns Road will…

The annual Campus Energy Contest, run by the Case Western Reserve University Office for Sustainability, is in its last week. The contest started on Halloween and will run through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 18. Whichever residence hall or campus-owned Greek house reduces its electricity consumption the…

The University Technology ([U]Tech) Software Center now offers the updated MathType 7 to all Case Western Reserve University students, faculty and staff at no additional cost. To download the software: Visit the [U]Tech Software Center website and click “"I Agree" to accept the end-user license…

This week’s trivia question took a look at CWRU student traditions of the past and asked participants to identify which of the following was not an actual tradition: Students from each class would perform in a mini-circus, with one class winning best-in-show Students would play an annual…

All faculty members are invited to give a presentation at Professional Development Day or participate in innovation teams. Faculty are welcome to submit proposals for workshops through CampusGroups by Wednesday, Nov. 21, or for Solutions Slam by Friday, Nov. 30. Faculty members can register to be…

The campus community is invited to help create holiday joy in the lives of more than 100 local children who use the services of the Northeast Ohio Neighborhood Health Services by participating in the Thwing Center’s Giving Tree. This season’s tree will be located in Thwing Center’s atrium from…

Department of Religious Studies Chair Timothy Beal’s recent book, The Book of Revelation: A Biography, was recently reviewed by Inside Higher Ed. The review described how Beal’s book details the perception of The Book of Revelation and how he addressed the Revelation’s impact on art and…

Darin Croft, professor of anatomy, Denise Su, adjunct assistant professor of biology, and Scott Simpson, professor of anatomy, co-edited a volume titled Methods in Paleoecology: Reconstructing Cenozoic Terrestrial Environments and Ecological Communities, which was recently published by…

This 3-credit intensive Bioethics study abroad course will be held in Granada, Spain. Taught by faculty from CWRU and Spanish faculty, this course offers students a cross-cultural perspective on Bioethics in the United States and Spain. This course uses the medium of film, complemented by readings…