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Julius Fund Lecture in Ancient Art: “Destruction and Defiance in Late Republican Rome”
The Department of Art History and Art, in conjunction with the Cleveland Museum of Art, will host Penelope J. E. Davies of the University of Texas at Austin for this year’s Julius Fund Lecture in Ancient Art. Davies will present “Destruction and Defiance in Late Republican Rome” Wednesday, Nov. 7,…
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Financial Wellness Wednesdays: “Eating Healthy on a Budget”
Students are invited to the fourth installment of the Financial Wellness Wednesdays series, which is offered by University Health and Counseling Services and the Office of Multicultural Affairs. This week’s topic is “Eating Healthy on a Budget.” It will be held Wednesday, Nov. 7, from 1 to 2 p.m.…
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Office of Student Activities & Leadership offers leadership workshops to organizations, departments and groups
The Office of Student Activities & Leadership empowers all Spartans to be present and actively engaged in contributing to campus life, which leads to personal exploration, leadership development and school pride. A wide range of leadership programming aimed at developing student leaders and…
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Apply to go on CWRU Habitat for Humanity’s 2018 winter break trip
Case Western Reserve University Habitat for Humanity’s 2018 winter break trip will be to Abingdon, Virginia. Students will leave CWRU Jan. 6 and return Jan. 13. There is a fee of $150, which includes transportation, housing and meals. Those interested in participating can apply through a Google…
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Students: Shuttles available to off-campus polling locations on Election Day
The Center for Civic Engagement & Learning will sponsor two Election Day shuttles to transport CWRU students to off-campus polling locations Tuesday, Nov. 6. The shuttles will go to Mary M Bethune School and Judson Park Retirement Community. Pick up for Mary M Bethune School will be at…
Director's Message: National Cancer Policy Forum: Computational Tools for Diagnosis and Decision-making
"Clinical Applications of Computational Methods in Precision Oncology" was the topic of the National Cancer Policy Forum at the National Academy of Medicine on October 29-30, 2018 [View workshop speakers and agenda]. I would like to summarize key observations, and provide you with an update on the…
5-Year Follow Up Results of SWOG Prevention of Early Menopause Study (POEMS) Clinical Trial Show Means of Improved QOL for Patients
An international team of researchers and clinicians participated in the SWOG Cancer Research Network's POEMS clinical trial. While initial findings released in 2014 were positive, the follow-up results 5 years later are groundbreaking.  The trial included patients with hormone-receptor negative…
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Global Health Design in Uganda study abroad information session
All students are invited to learn about the project-based Global Health Design course, which includes a study abroad experience in Uganda during spring break. The Case Western Reserve University Anthropology-Engineering Collaborative (AEC) offers this unique course, which applies social science…
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Stair Running Event
Students can save energy and get some energy-free exercise with a self-guided Stair Running Event today (Nov. 2) from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. on Case Quad in front of Nord Hall. Candy and hot chocolate will be available for all participants. If it is raining, the event will be held inside Nord…
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HCM, SIS and SIS Mobile to be unavailable briefly this weekend
Multiple University Technology ([U]Tech) services will undergo scheduled maintenance this weekend, resulting in short outages. PeopleSoft Human Capital Management will be unavailable Saturday, Nov. 3, from 12:05 to 7 a.m. PeopleSoft Student Information System (SIS) and SIS Mobile will be…