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One to One Fitness Center offers June sign-up specials
Case Western Reserve University’s One to One Fitness Center maintains regular hours of operation over the summer and offers several options for employees, students and the community.Membership provides access to the center’s 28,000-square-foot facility, including:Free in-person, virtual and…
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Campus Planning and Facilities Management to begin tree planting across campus
During the week of June 1, Case Western Reserve University will begin planting 27 new trees across campus as part of the university’s ongoing efforts to maintain and expand a healthy, sustainable campus tree canopy. The new trees will replace dead and dying trees that were removed during winter…
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Meet a PhD candidate who developed a course that will take students to Puerto Rico to learn about climate change
Jacob Rivera, a PhD candidate in the Department of Sociology, spent a year living in Cayey, Puerto Rico, to complete the fieldwork for his dissertation on class and race on the island. During that time, he was struck by the themes he observed that cut across race and class, especially in regard to…
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CWRU undergraduate Chloe Meyer named recipient of the prestigious Barry Goldwater Scholarship
In elementary school, Chloe Meyer often got reprimanded for asking too many “why?” questions. When she asked for a microscope for her 8th birthday, her mom knew what Meyer herself would not until many years later: she was destined to become a researcher.Instead, when Meyer came to Case Western…
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Yemen Accountability Project at CWRU issues white paper on Yemen piracy
The Yemen Accountability Project (YAP) is proud to announce the publication of its seventh white paper, "Piracy and the Yemen Civil War." Piracy is a crime of such gravity that it has been recognized as jus cogens—a peremptory norm of customary international law subject to universal jurisdiction,…
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Meet a researcher uncovering how viruses replicate in unexpected places
A virus that can invade the brain and cause fatal neurological disease has long puzzled scientists because it replicates in a place most viruses avoid: the nucleus of infected cells. For Eric Gibbs, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Pharmacology at the School of Medicine, that mystery…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in June
There’s something special about summer in Cleveland. The city comes alive for those lucky enough to experience it. From weekly gatherings such as Wade Oval Wednesdays to local festivals, summer is a time to enjoy the outdoors here in the CLE.For Case Western Reserve University students who have…
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A history of healing
Ulysses Grant Mason III aims to support future physicians
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CWRU School of Law faculty recognized for scholarship, teaching and service
The exceptional work of outstanding School of Law faculty at Case Western Reserve University was recently recognized with awards and professorships. These faculty members are exceptional for their dedication to scholarship, teaching and mentorship—all of which are foundational to our institution.…
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Nominate an outstanding staff member for the SPARTA Award
The Staff Advisory Council’s Staff Recognition Committee encourages members of the Case Western Reserve University community to make nominations for the Staff PARTicipation Achievement (SPARTA) Award. This is a chance to honor remarkable individuals who consistently go the extra mile in our campus…