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Writing Program Award Ceremony
The annual Writing Program Award Ceremony honors and recognizes the university’s outstanding faculty who teach writing across campus. This year’s event will be held Wednesday, May 3, from 4 to 5 p.m. in the Guilford House Parlor (first floor). Attend the event to thank and congratulate the…
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Law's Michael Benza discusses decline of death-penalty cases
Pause on Arkansas executions highlights national trend USA Today: Michael Benza, senior instructor in law, discussed how an increase in life- without-parole sentences and high costs associated with prosecuting a capital case have led to the decline of death-penalty cases.
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Distinguished University Professor Richard Boyatzis weighs in on overemphasize positive emotions in the workplace
Be the leader who creates a positive workplace EDUCAUSE Review: Richard Boyatzis, Distinguished University Professor and the H.R. Horvitz Professor of Family Business, weighed in on why leaders and managers should overemphasize positive emotions to balance out negative ones in the workplace.
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Weatherhead School's Susan Helper talks about importance of examining how blue-collar workers benefit when tracking trends
Ohio ranks 11th in U.S. for blue-collar jobs: Blue Collar Jobs Tracker The Plain Dealer: Susan Helper, the Frank Tracy Carlton Professor of Economics, explained why it’s important to examine how blue-collar workers are benefitting when tracking trends in the sectors.
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Vice President for Research Suzanne Rivera explains how university research contributes to society
Local colleges wary of Trump's budget proposal Crain’s Cleveland Business: Suzanne Rivera, vice president for research, explained how research conducted at universities contributes to society in various ways.
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Five faculty members selected for Faculty Distinguished Research Award
As an integral part of the fabric that defines Case Western Reserve, university-based research continues to result in groundbreaking discoveries in everything from law to management to medicine and beyond. Each year, the university community celebrates the many scholarly pursuits of students,…
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CWRU’s Research ShowCASE 2017: largest presentation of university-based research yet
More than 1,100 students, faculty and staff to demonstrate their research From biologically inspired robots to students’ start-up technology ventures, the depth and breadth of research being stimulated at Case Western Reserve University will be on full display in one location. Research ShowCASE…
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Relay for Life
The 2017 Relay For Life will be held from Saturday, April 22, at 11:30 a.m. to Sunday, April 23, at 2:30 a.m. at the North Residential Village Bill Sudeck Track. Relay For Life at Case Western Reserve University is a student-led, campuswide tradition that raises funds for the American Cancer…
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“The Faces of Immigrants: Stories from the CWRU Community”
Join the CWRU Muslim Students Association for “The Faces of Immigrants: Stories from the CWRU Community” Friday, April 21, from 7:30 to 9 p.m. at Algebra Tea House (2136 Murray Hill Road). This celebration of our community’s diversity will feature stories from community and campus members about…
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“A Rationalist's Quest to Understanding Hinduism”
Case Western Reserve University’s Hindu Youth for Unity, Virtue and Action (YUVA) organization will host a discussion on Hinduism and Hindu philosophy. Kris Bhat, a physician and author of Social Impact of Hindu Scriptures, will present “A Rationalist's Quest to Understanding Hinduism” Friday,…