Events

Asha for Education, a volunteer organization aiming to help provide basic education for children in India, invites students to an evening of homemade Indian cuisine and retro Bollywood music on Saturday, Sept. 21, beginning at 6 p.m. in Guilford House. (Please note: This is a location…

The LGBT Center will present “Beyond Binaries: Identity and Sexuality” with educator, speaker, workshop leader and activist Robyn Ochs. She will discuss the landscape of sexual orientation and how sexual orientation is “mapped.” The program will explore different experiences of identity and the…

The Office of Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity announced the fall lineup for its Power of Diversity Lecture Series. This fall’s national speaker will be John Quinones, anchor of the primetime television series What Would You Do? Quinones is a seven-time Emmy Award winner, current…

The Case Western Reserve University men's soccer team will host a free youth soccer skills clinic prior to its home opener versus Franklin College (Indiana) from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21, at Case Field. The clinic is open to boys and girls ages 7-13. The Fall Youth Skills Clinic…

Stephen Hefling, professor of musicology, will present a lecture on Gustav Mahler’s love letters—a topic about which he was prominently featured in The New York Times earlier this summer. Hefling hopes to publish a 59-page love letter from Mahler, a composer who was seen as fairly chaste, to one…

As part of the Employee Wellness Program, Bon Appetit Management Co. chefs will host a cooking demo on how to easily incorporate local and seasonal foods. The demo will take place Sept. 18 from noon to 1 p.m. in Leutner Commons dining hall, L3 (downstairs, next to the Spot). Online registration…

An international group of experts on research into human origins and evolution will visit Cleveland to participate in a two-day symposium and panel discussion hosted by Case Western Reserve University, the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the Institute for the Science of Origins and the Leakey…

This week’s Public Affairs Discussion Group meeting will focus on the working class and how—and if—it might recover from the Great Recession. Tim Black, associate professor of sociology, and Joseph White, chair of the Department of Political Science and the Luxenberg Family Professor of Public…

The Department of Materials Science and Engineering will present the 37th Van Horn Distinguished Lecture featuring Eduard Arzt, scientific director and chairman of INM Leibniz Institute for New Materials in Saarbrueken, Germany. Arzt will present his research titled, “Micropatterned Surfaces with…

The Flora Stone Mather Center for Women is starting two student groups: the Feminist Collective @ CWRU and the Student Leadership Committee. The Feminist Collective @ CWRU (FCC) is a student group committed to social, political and economic equity through consciousness-raising and activism. The…