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Startup Weekend Cleveland
The hardest part of starting up is starting out. At Startup Weekend Cleveland, you'll be immersed in the ideal environment for startup magic to happen. Startup Weekend Cleveland (Oct. 20-22) is a 54-hour event where attendees pitch ideas, form teams and start companies. It is a place for budding…
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“Iraq and Syria, 1941: Working Around Lies, Exaggerations, Distortions, and Deletions to Tell a Little-known Story of WWII”
In spring 1941, the Iraqis and the Vichy French in Syria made agreements with the Axis powers that might have had disastrous consequences for the Allied war effort if the Allies hadn’t improvised a jerrybuilt force to respond. In a Baker-Nord Center for Humanities Faculty-Work-in-Progress talk,…
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Meet and greet and Q&A session with Fulter Hong
Join the Master of Engineering and Management Program for a meet and greet and Q&A session with Fulter Hong (GRS '03, engineering and management) Friday, Oct. 6, from noon to 1 p.m. in Crawford Hall, Room 111. Hong is senior manager for global customer care at Google and graduated in the…
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Make donations for those affected by Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico
You are all probably well-aware of the devastation Hurricane Maria has caused for Puerto Rico. But did you know that Case has a few Puerto Rican students currently enrolled in our programs? In fact, one of our students, Edwin Pacheco Colón, born and raised in Bayamón, Puerto Rico, is currently…
Undergraduate student to perform in Gordon Square Theatre’s production of The Family Claxon
Come see the world premiere of Tony-nominated Cleveland playwright Eric Coble's new play: The Family Claxon, featuring CWRU alums Hillary Wheelock (CAS '13) and Kayla Gray (CAS '14) and current CWRU undergrad JP Peralta (THTR/ARTH/FRCH 2019)! Students get a $3 discount. JP would like it to be known…
Attend Jazz Café Performances at the art museum this month
Jazz Café Performances Tuesdays in October, 12:00–1:00 p.m. Atrium, Free and open to the public. Join the Cleveland Museum of Art in the Atrium each Tuesday in October for a taste of Jazz Age sound, inspired by The Jazz Age: American Style in the 1920s. Learn more at…
Celebrate homecoming with the communications sciences program
Come and celebrate Case Western Reserve University's Homecoming Weekend with current and past Communication Sciences faculty, staff, students, and friends! Join us for a family-friendly tailgate party, including: tailgate food and beverages, activities for children, cornhole, and more! There will…
Apply now for the International Student Pitch Contest
Global Cleveland and Health-Tech Corridor will host the International Student Pitch Contest Nov. 1 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at the Happy Dog at The Euclid Tavern. They are looking for 12 international students who have talents and experience in their fields to pitch their ideas in front of hundreds of…
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Promising Down syndrome research expands to second site in Brazil
A Case Western Reserve University-led study of a promising medication for people with Down syndrome is going global. Brazilian authorities’ recent approval of a clinical trial in São Paulo not only increases the diversity of participants in the project begun in Cleveland, but also provides an…
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University issues guidance on travel ban; reminder of DACA deadline
The latest version of President Trump’s travel ban now faces its own legal challenge, but Case Western Reserve continues to advise individuals from the cited countries to follow the guidance the university issued last week. The American Civil Liberties Union and National Immigration Law Center…