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Every April, communities across the country observe Sexual Assault Awareness Month—a time dedicated to raising public understanding of sexual violence, supporting survivors and promoting prevention efforts. An important component of this work—at Case Western Reserve University and beyond—is…

Bibekananda Sahoo, a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, arrived at Case Western Reserve University in fall 2020, fresh after completing a PhD program in India. Working under the mentorship of Xinghong Dai at the School of Medicine, Sahoo uses cryo-electron…

The Undergraduate Research Office is looking for faculty and staff members to serve as poster reviewers for Intersections Friday, April 18, from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reviewers can review from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., from 12:45 to 2 p.m., or both sessions. Register on CampusGroups if you’d…

The Office of Undergraduate Admission will host the largest two-visit program in CWRU’s history this week, with thousands of visitors expected on campus over Thursday and Friday. Admitted students and their families will be on campus April 17–18. High school sophomores and juniors and their…

Graduating from CWRU is an exciting milestone that marks the beginning of a new chapter. As you prepare to transition to your next adventure, it's essential to ensure that all your valuable data accumulated over the years is safely retrieved and stored. University Technology ([U]Tech) encourages…

The Cleveland Humanities Collaborative (CHC) will offer a summer intensive seminar, which will be held Monday, July 28, through Friday, Aug. 1. This summer, the seminar will be centered on professional development and teaching in community colleges, with a focus on how engaging children’s…

University Circle Inc., in collaboration with Case Western Reserve University, will conduct a three-day traffic study between April 14 and 30, weather permitting. Cameras will capture data at nine intersections—counting pedestrians and vehicles—to determine potential improvements for pedestrian…

Trump's tariffs on imported vehicles set to raise car costs WKRC: Prior to President Trump’s pause on some tariffs, Jonathan Ernest, assistant professor of economics at Weatherhead School of Management, said he expected a short-term sales surge of automobiles as buyers tried to get ahead of…

Michele Tracy Berger reimagines Black identity with short stories ideastream: Michele Tracy Berger, the Eric and Jane Nord Family Professor and director of the Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities, discussed her short story collection Doll Seed, which blends horror and Afrofuturism to explore…

CWRU’s new assistant dean has students’ success on her mind Cleveland Jewish News: Sandra English, assistant dean of career success at Weatherhead School of Management, said she is focused on helping graduates land jobs in a tough market. “Over 90% of our students have been interviewing and…