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With the end of the academic year nearing, students all across campus will engage in a variety of traditions to mark the occasion. As a follow-up to our December Did You Know section highlighting winter traditions, we will share some spring traditions of past and present. This year’s Research ShowC...

With the end of the academic year nearing, students all across campus will engage in a variety of traditions to mark the occasion. As a follow-up to our December Did You Know section highlighting winter traditions, we will share some some spring traditions of past and present. Students at Adelbert ...

The photo hint we provided Monday On Monday, we asked you to identify a beloved campus building from the photo hint provided. Many respondents (59 percent) recognized it as Eldred Halls. When it was first built in 1897, Eldred Hall contained a cafeteria, barbershop and auditorium. Throughout the y...

The Women in Science and Engineering Roundtable—cleverly nicknamed WISER—is a campus organization for women in science, technology, engineering, mathematics or medicine (STEMM). Throughout the year, WISER hosts events and activities designed to support CWRU women in STEMM fields by promoting discu...

Ruby B. Pernell, in a 1981 photo from CWRU Archives. Appointed acting dean of the School of Applied Social Sciences in 1973-74 (now the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel of Applied Social Sciences), Ruby B. Pernell was the first African-American woman dean at Case Western Reserve University. She came ...

In celebration of Women's History Month, throughout March, we will highlight women who have made an impact on Case Western Reserve University and their fields. Emily Blackwell helped pave the way for women in the medical field both educationally and professionally. As a woman, she was denied admis...

This weekend, a group of Case Western Reserve University students hosted the 30th annual Korean American Students Conference (KASCON), an event designed to help Korean-American students from around the country understand their heritage and connect with each other. After a group of students lobbied ...

For Monday’s trivia question, we asked which of these four events from CWRU history did not happen in March: The School of Business (later Weatherhead School of Management) was establishedOne to One Fitness Center began offering full services to campusThe original North Residential Village dormitor...

In celebration of Women's History Month, throughout March, we will highlight women who have made an impact on Case Western Reserve University and their fields. Emma Maud Perkins was an early faculty member at Western Reserve University's College for Women, joining the faculty in 1892, just four yea...

In honor of Black History Month, throughout the month of February, we will recognize just a few of Case Western Reserve University’s black alumni who have made an impact on their fields, the university and society as a whole. After earning her bachelor’s degree in nursing from Case Western Reserve ...