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EndNote X6 for Windows and Macintosh is now available on the Software Center. Case Western Reserve University students, faculty and staff can purchase concurrent-use licenses for the software for $62. Students may pay using a credit card, while faculty and staff must charge their purchase to a…

When Insight Into Diversity magazine honored Case Western Reserve University with the inaugural Higher Education Excellence in Diversity award last month, one initiative stood out to the judges: the Train the Champion program, managed by Robynn Strong and her colleague, Melissa Burrows. Throughout…

On Monday, Dec. 10, Stefano Cavalli, a visiting postdoctoral researcher from the University of Geneva, will present "Memory of history and generations: An international comparison." The talk will focus on the international research program CEVI ("Changements et événements au cours de la…

Matlab, a program for data computation, analysis and visualization, has been added to the Software Center. It is available as a free download on Windows, Macintosh and Linux computers. The faculty/staff license is concurrent and requires a CWRU network connection. The student version can be used…

Earlier this semester, assistant professor of law Tim Webster’s article “China’s Human Rights Footprint in Africa” was accepted for publication in the Columbia Journal of Transnational Law. The article will feature a response from Professor James Gathii, Wing-Tat Lee Professor of International Law…

Deepak Sarma, professor of religious studies and philosophy, traveled to Salt Lake City, Utah, for the Salt Lake City Public Library’s annual Cultural and Religious Pluralism Conference on Dec. 1. He was the keynote speaker, delivering a lecture titled “Diwali and Its Pluralistic Approach to the…

M.C. Terry Hokenstad, Distinguished University Professor, recently returned from a week in Russia, where he consulted with members of the Russian Academy of Education and the Accreditation Board of Social Pedagogy and Social Work. Russian social work education recently has been restructured to…

The Kelvin Smith Library Personal Librarians invite all first-year students to an afternoon of stress relief before their first final exams at Case Western Reserve University. There will be video games, a free yoga class, crafts and food available to the first-year students on Monday, Dec. 10 from…

As the holiday season approaches, there is still time to donate to the Charity Choice campaign before it closes on Dec. 14. Donations can be made to one of the program’s three partner agencies—United Way of Greater Cleveland, Community Shares or EarthShare Ohio—or to nearly any non-profit 501(c)3…

To mark the annual Case Western Reserve University Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, all students, staff and faculty are encouraged to enter the MLK Essay Contest. Participants must submit an essay of no more than 750 words that critiques, reflects and/or applies King’s values and visions to…