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“Angry Women,” the 2012 Classics Outing, to be held April 14
The entire campus community—classicists and closet classicists alike—is invited to the annual Classics Outing—a night of food, conviviality and entertainment—Saturday, April 14. The event will begin at 8 p.m. on the fourth floor of Mather House. This year’s theme is “Angry Women.” Enjoy an evening…
Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Award winners announced; luncheon to be held April 19
The Office of Inclusion, Diversity & Equal Opportunity announced the winners of the fourth annual Inclusion and Diversity Achievement Awards. Winners were selected for faculty and staff leadership, department/office/unit excellence and graduate/professional and student achievement. The award…
Where on campus is Juno—and exactly who is she? Find out now
Photo of Juno by Susan Griffith. Earlier this week, we introduced you to Juno, who can be found—as many of you correctly guessed—at the Dittrick Museum of Medical History. Juno, “the transparent woman,” was designed in 1926 by Franz Tschakert of the German Hygiene Museum in Dresden. Her clear,…
5 questions with…community service star Aditya Rengaswamy
When Aditya Rengaswamy was in high school, he signed up for a community service trip to Haiti that changed his outlook on life. Now, he’s “hooked on community service” and is bringing that dedication to Case Western Reserve University and the Cleveland community. For example, Rengaswamy, a…
Learn the history of University Circle in April 19 talk
On Thursday, April 19, producers of the University Circle video project will present “Creating a Sense of Place: University Circle–Where the Arts have Created a Life-Enhancing Environment.” Producers Jesse Epstein and Nina Gibans, along with University Circle Inc. President Chris Roynane will…
Learn about the effects of Russia’s presidential election in April 13 discussion group
Last month, Vladmir Putin, who has ruled as either president or prime minister for the past 12 years, was elected president of Russia with a reported 64 percent of the vote. But there is some dissatisfaction with the current Russian regime, as shown both in December's parliamentary elections and in…
Spartan mascot team seeks students for next year’s team
The Spartan mascot team is seeking spirited, motivated and energetic Case Western Reserve University students to join the mascot team. Interested students could serve as the Spartan, as Spartie or as a member of the Spartan Spirit Squad. Applications are due by the end of the day April 15. For…
Karamu Theater presents play April 19 at CWRU about foster care experience
The experiences of children in foster care will be told on the stage as Case Western Reserve University’s Schubert Center for Child Studies, in collaboration with Karamu Theater and the Cuyahoga County Division of Children and Family Services, present the play Sometimes Hope is Enough. The free,…
Undergraduate Indian Students Association to host annual Holi festival April 15
The Undergraduate Indian Students Association will host its annual Holi festival, a celebration of colors, April 15 at 1 p.m. at Leutner Field. Enjoy free Indian snacks and beverages, colored powder, water balloons, water gun fights and more. Questions? Contact Sagar Patwardhan at scp45@case.edu.
Get hands-on practice with T&E module in online training sessions
Want some hands-on practice before the April 16 Travel and Expense Module go-live? Don't sweat it. Thirteen interactive training sessions are scheduled through April 19. Each 90-minute lab covers features, capabilities and processes of the newest addition to CWRU Peoplesoft Financials. Visit…