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CWRU ranks among nation’s top institutions for percentage of undergraduates who study abroad
Student participation has more than doubled since 2010-11 school year For the first time in its history, Case Western Reserve ranks among the nation’s top 40 doctorate-granting universities in the percentage of its undergraduates studying abroad, according to a new report. With nearly 45 percent…
Get tips on revising essays at next Writing Resource Center workshop
The Writing Resource Center will hold the final General Campus Workshop of this calendar year Friday, Nov. 20, from 12:35 to 1:35 p.m. in Bellflower Hall, Room 102. Megan Jewell, instructor of English, and Molly Zacour, graduate student in the Department of English, will lead the workshop on…
Middle Eastern Cultural Association to host fall Hafleh Nov. 20
The Middle Eastern Cultural Association will host its fall Hafleh Friday, Nov. 20, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Thwing Center atrium. The event will feature Middle Eastern food (including shish-tawook, spinach and meat pies, kibbeh, rice, fatoush, hummus and baklava), henna, music by DJ Foufou and…
Support LGBT students by attending third annual Cosmos for Case Nov. 20
CWRU Pride, the Case Western Reserve University LGBT Alumni Network, invites faculty and staff to join alumni and friends of the university for the third annual Cosmos for Case. Attendees can mix and mingle over cocktails and hors d’oeuvres, meeting old friends and making new ones while raising…
New telephone services order form coming soon; attend training sessions to learn more
The process of ordering and receiving telephone services at Case Western Reserve University is key to business operations. Following a campus listening tour, Information Technology Services (ITS) will release a new version of the Telephone Services Order (TSO) Form in the coming weeks. The form has…
Dittrick Medical History Center and Museum collaborates with Global Center for Health Innovation for “Exchanges”
The Global Center for Health Innovation and Case Western Reserve University’s Dittrick Medical History Center and Museum announce “Exchanges,” an evening programming series to spark discovery, learning and discussion about the past, present and future of science and medicine. The first program,…
Has Chicago’s $3.2 billion public housing makeover successfully re-integrated the poor?
New book from Mandel School faculty says no A $3.2 billion (and counting) transformation of Chicago’s notorious high-rise public housing has dramatically changed the urban landscape there, attracting affluent residents to segregated areas and catalyzing revitalization in long-marginalized…
Learn about innovative social justice research at Dec. 1 presentations
Join the Social Justice Institute Fellows for research presentations on topics from hip-hop to fatherhood, from addiction treatment to international health initiatives. The event will be held Tuesday, Dec. 1, from 12:30 to 2 p.m. in Crawford Hall, room A13. The fellows are: Tim Black, associate…
Chris Bond, Beth Kretschmar talk about university's efforts to reduce food waste across campus
Giving food scraps a new purpose Fresh Water Cleveland: Chris Bond, university farm horticulturist, and Beth Kretschmar, marketing manager for Bon Appetit Management Co., talked about CWRU’s composting program and its efforts to reduce food waste across campus.
Law's B. Jessie Hill talks about challenge to a Texas law that regulates clinics that perform abortions
U.S. Supreme Court to review Texas abortion law Star-Telegram: On Friday, Supreme Court justices agreed to consider a challenge to a Texas law that regulates clinics that perform abortions. B. Jessie Hill, the Judge Ben C. Green Professor of Law, weighed in on whether the law imposes an undue…