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Siegal Lifelong Learning Program Director Andrea Kushnick Rubin discusses panels on Cleveland’s cultural institutions
CWRU series to spotlight Cleveland's cultural leaders Axios: Andrea Kushnick Rubin, director of the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program, said the program's new series aims to give Clevelanders “an inside view of the missions, challenges and evolving roles of these institutions while also fostering…
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Welcome Back Letter from the Provost
Dear Colleagues, Welcome to the 2025–26 academic year! As President Kaler wrote last Monday, we begin this academic year at a pivotal moment—not only as we prepare for Case Western Reserve’s bicentennial, but also as the partnership between research institutions and the federal government is…
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Launch creative projects with Sears think[box]’s Welcome Fund
Ever dreamed of using a laser cutter, 3D printer or water jet? With Sear think[box]’s Welcome Fund, first-time students at Case Western Reserve University can receive up to $50 in free stock materials to launch creative projects. Open to undergraduate and graduate students, this fund supports:…
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Participate in Delta Epsilon Mu Fall 2025 recruitment events
Case Western Reserve University's premier professional pre-health all-inclusive fraternity, Delta Epsilon Mu, invites all pre-medicine, pre-dental and other pre-health students to participate in recruitment events for its fall 2025 Theta class. To be considered for membership, students must…
Cristin Coleman and other founding members of UH Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital's pediatric cardiac intensive care unit pose for a group photo.
Spartan Showcase: Cristin Coleman
For Cristin Coleman, a doctoral student at Case Western Reserve University’s Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, her journey into pediatric care is deeply personal. As a child who was hospitalized multiple times, her experiences left a lasting impact—ultimately inspiring her to help launch a…
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Navigate today’s ethical challenges in healthcare
Individuals who seek a deeper insight into today’s most pressing ethical issues are encouraged to participate in the Siegal Lifelong Learning Program’s “Bioethics: Navigating the Challenges of Today's Ethical Frontiers in Healthcare” series. In this series, participants will explore issues in…
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Volunteer for Fresh Check Day
On Sept. 12, University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) will host Fresh Check Day—which aims to promote mental health awarenss and suicide prevention across college campuses—at Case Western Reserve University. To ensure Fresh Check Day is a success, the UHCS is seeking volunteers able to…
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CWRU’s Kenneth Ledford explains debate over museums and historical narratives
President Trump criticizes museums' role in shaping American history ideastream: Kenneth Ledford, associate professor in the Department of History and Hiram C. Haydn Chair at the College of Arts and Sciences, discussed President Trump's criticisms of the Smithsonian and other museums for…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in September
Whether you’re new to campus this semester or just looking to try something different, Cleveland is full of things to do. In addition to the typical tourist hotspots, the city offers unique experiences. In Cleveland, you can find must-try restaurants, immersive artistic opportunities, dynamic…
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CWRU’s Deepak Sarma discusses gaslighting and stereotypes in political attacks on Black representatives
Marjorie Taylor Greene jabs Jasmine Crockett with baffling quip about 'Black American struggle' HuffPost: Deepak Sarma, the Inaugural Distinguished Scholar in the Public Humanities in the College of Arts and Sciences, weighed in on tactics used by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Green to attack fellow…