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Theater department to perform Tony-award-winning play Nov. 15-18
The Case Western Reserve theater department will present the final performances of Dancing at Lughnasa, a play written by Brian Friel and directed by Ron Wilson, Nov. 15–18. Set in 1936 Western Ireland, Dancing at Lughnasa is a Tony-award-winning story of the bond between sisters gone…
Dive into the structure of masculinity in videogames during Nov. 15 presentation, discussion
The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women at Case Western Reserve University will present its annual Program on Masculinity and Gender Nov. 15 to examine the structure of masculinity in videogames. Derek Burrill, associate professor of media and cultural studies at the University of California,…
Learn--and sample--health-conscious Thanksgiving recipes during cooking demo Nov. 16
On Friday, Nov. 16, join the Graduate Student Senate Health & Wellness Committee, Bon Appétit and 121 Fitness for a seminar on health-conscious Thanksgiving cooking, during which attendees can ask cooking-related questions and sample the culinary creations. The event will take place in Nord…
Get tips for talking to parents about grades, future plans in Nov. 16 workshop
The Mind-Body Café continues Friday, Nov. 16, with the workshop, “Talking to Parents about Grades & Plans for Next Semester,” led by University Counseling Services’ Jes Sellers. Mind-Body Cafe is a series of workshops fostering student health and wellness. This installment will take place in…
Memorial service for Emeritus Professor Leroy Klein to be held on campus Nov. 17
A memorial service will be held Saturday, Nov. 17, to celebrate the life of Leroy Klein, emeritus professor of orthopedics, biochemistry and macromolecular science at the Case Western Reserve School of Medicine. Klein passed away this September. In addition to his valued professorship, Klein was a…
Learn about building community at CWRU during Friday event
On Friday, Nov. 16, the Case Western Reserve University Share the Vision Committee will sponsor the community hour program, Building Community at CWRU. The program is designed to celebrate Share the Vision's message and affirmations and underscore the ways in which cooperation can help realize a…
Law review’s annual symposium to tackle law, policy issues surrounding fracking
Beginning at 9 a.m. on Nov. 16, the Case Western Reserve Law Review will present its annual symposium. This year’s topic is “The Law and Policy of Hydraulic Fracturing: Addressing the Issues of the Natural Gas Boom.” Symposium speakers will discuss issues ranging from the division of regulative…
Learn about the Mandel School’s online master’s program during Nov. 14 webinar
Learn about the field education component of the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences’ new online master’s program during a webinar Nov. 14. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about the online Master of Science in Social Administration program, which is Case Western Reserve's…
Celebrate international culture, campus diversity at Poetry and Arts Coffeehouse
As a part of International Education Week, the University Program Board, Share the Vision and Bon Appetit will host the Poetry and Arts Coffeehouse. The event will celebrate international poetry and the arts, so all members of the campus community are invited to share a favorite poem, song or…
Improve your health during annual benefits fair Nov. 14-15
At Case Western Reserve, election season is going just a few weeks longer. On Nov. 14 and 15, the Office of Human Resources will hold its annual benefits fair in Thwing Center ballroom, giving employees a chance to make their choice on health insurance options. From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Nov. 14 and 8…