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On the first day of law school, Bill Allport (LAW ’69) stood on the steps of the old law school building, waiting for the doors to open, and struck up a conversation with a handful of other students. It seemed ordinary at the time. Looking back, it marked the beginning of friendships that would…

The Russian Language is the primary language of the 150 million citizens of the Russian Federation and is the native language of approximately 30 million people living in the other states.Why Study Russian?• Russian doesn’t even have an alphabet like mine. How can I possibly learn it?You can. It…

Drawing on his coursework, Chris Nehasil spent the summer researching key legal issues and preparing for post-grad life in the courtroom.

Join the Case Western Reserve University community in giving our incoming first-year and transfer students an unforgettable welcome as they begin their CWRU journey.After the incredible energy and success of the annual Clap-Out tradition, the Office of Orientation and New Student Transitions is…

The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education (UCITE) invites Case Western Reserve University faculty to participate in the Fall 2026 Learning Fellows Program, an engaged, interdisciplinary community focused on examining how students learn and how teaching can be continually…

The Center for Career Success at Case Western Reserve University is seeking faculty and staff volunteer interviewers for its ninth annual Mock Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) Day on Friday, Sept. 11, in Sears Library Building, Room 229.At this event, students will rotate through a series of timed…

A refreshed Zoom Web experience is coming to user browsers at Case Western Reserve University. The newly redesigned interface is built to be more unified and intuitive, closely mirroring the Zoom desktop application.When users sign in, they will be greeted by a cleaner homepage and a new universal…

Alumni Chuck and Judy Brandman establish a university-wide scholarship supporting students who contribute meaningfully to campus life

Ohio U.S. Senate candidates offer contrasting visions for data centersOhio Capital Journal: Joshua Basseches, assistant professor of public policy and environmental studies at the College of Arts and Sciences, and Victor Flatt, the Coleman P. Burke Chair in Environmental Law at CWRU School of Law,…

Parenting in the age of artificial intelligenceideastream: Lisa Damour, adjunct clinical instructor of psychological sciences and senior advisor to the Schubert Center for Child Studies, discussed AI's role in child-rearing at a City Club of Cleveland event. Suskind's new book examines AI's promise…