Events

The Laura & Alvin Siegal Lifelong Learning Program at Case Western Reserve University will bring Rabbi Steve Greenberg to campus and Cleveland for a series of events March 19-21. Greenberg is an award-winning author, noted teacher and religious iconoclast who has led the fight to make Orthodox…

After 75 years, is Superman—the politically, artistically and culturally radical character created by two young Clevelanders—ready for a retirement home? Or a coup d'etat? Hear from experts on this topic and more at “The Superman Revolution: A Salute to the Man of Steel.” This panel, planned in…

The SENCER Center for Innovation–Great Lakes at Case Western Reserve University will host a conference, “Best Practices Linking STEM Education and Great Lakes Stewardship,” from March 14 to 16. The conference will promote incorporation of Great Lakes regional stewardship concerns into…

In its most recent update, the Center for Science in the Public Interest reports that 70 percent of processed foods in the United States contain at least one ingredient from genetically engineered (GE) crops. Is this a problem? What are the issues and what is the science behind GE foods? On…

The Women's and Gender Studies Program at Case Western Reserve University will present a special panel on women's studies from an international perspective. The panel discussion will take place Wednesday, March 27, at 4 p.m. in Clark Hall 309 and will be followed by a reception. The panel will be…

For the month of March, 121 Fitness is offering 50 percent off its initiation fee as a part of its “Spring into Fitness” movement. Additionally, the fitness center is offering 15 percent off sunless tans to help ease the transition into summer. For more information, visit onetoone.case.edu.

The Spring Humans vs. Zombies game at Case Western Reserve will begin after spring break. The game—a 24-hour-per-day, 10-day outdoor game of tag in the style of a Zombie Apocalypse—begins March 20 and will continue through March 29. Players on the human team carry Nerf blasters, while players on…

While research shows that small class sizes in college produce greater gains in important cognitive areas and in student satisfaction, this does not imply that large classes must be intellectual wastelands. The right types of educators can counter negative factors, such as the sense of anonymity,…

As part of its Power of Diversity Lecture Series, the Case Western Reserve University Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity will present a lecture by Dorothy Miller, director of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women. The lecture, titled "Struggling to Get It Right: Gender, Race…

The Case Western Reserve University chapter of Alpha Phi will host its fourth annual Red Dress Gala on March 24. This event, featuring heavy hors d'oeuvres, live entertainment and an auction, is organized each year to benefit the Alpha Phi Foundation and women’s heart health. All students, faculty…