Lauren Marchaza, director of school and unit communications, leads the team responsible for crafting compelling content for units across CWRU, and its schools and college.
Recent News Articles
When Heather O’Brien clicked into her Zoom interview for a legal internship with Nestlé last spring, she was nervous. But thanks to the support she got from Case Western Reserve University School of Law, she was also ready. The Career Development Office prepared O’Brien with resources, materials…
Noah Perrin’s academic journey consists of two intertwining paths: law and mental healthcare. Since the day he graduated from Eastern Michigan University in 2022 with a Bachelor of Arts in political science and Bachelor of Science in Psychology, he has carefully explored each path—spending time…
Making Your Life Count in a Challenging World: A Fireside Chat
Join CWRU School of Law Dean Paul Rose for a fireside conversation with alumnus Jim Bildner, an impact investor, philanthropist, civic leader and author of A Matter of Hope.
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On April 29, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled 6–3 in Louisiana v. Callais that Louisiana’s congressional map containing two majority-Black districts was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander. This major ruling made it much harder to use the 1965 Voting Rights Act to challenge unfair voting…
Years ago, when Connor Black would pass by Sherwin-Williams paint stores in his small hometown of Defiance, Ohio, he never thought that, one day, he’d end up working at the company’s headquarters in downtown Cleveland.Fast-forward to today: That’s precisely what Black is doing as a corporate legal…
Chris Nehasil loves to argue—in the classroom and the courtroom. Even better if that involves research and writing to prepare said arguments. And that’s exactly why the 3L has loved his summer internship with the Kings County District Attorney’s Office in Brooklyn, New York, where he has spent his…
When Case Western Reserve University School of Law student Anna Styer was offered an internship with Human Rights Watch in New York City, she had the option to make it a remote position. But growing up in the small town of New Philadelphia, Ohio, made her wonder what it would be like to live in…
Meg Corley linked arms with her colleagues as they all stepped forward together into the Ashtabula County field where they’d spend the next several hours looking for one thing: rattlesnakes.
Rattlesnakes in Ohio? Meg Corley's law externship had her…
Colorful balloons and an oversized check helped celebrate Dalerys Feliciano Acevedo's $40,000 scholarship award from the AccessLex Institute.
Dalerys Feliciano Acevedo started her academic journey close to the Earth’s equator in Puerto Rico. By this fall, she’ll be halfway to the North…
For more than a decade, Cuyahoga County has sent more children to Ohio detention centers than any other county in the state. Nearly 20% of the incarcerated population within the Ohio Department of Youth Services calls Cuyahoga County home. Statistics like these are impossible for Ayesha Bell…