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Reflecting on CWRU’s first Master of Science in Nursing - Midwifery class as National Midwifery Week comes to a close
In 1985, five students became the first class of Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) to graduate from Case Western Reserve University when they earned Master of Science in Nursing - Midwifery degrees from the Frances Payne Bolton (FPB) School of Nursing. Thirty-five years later, as the world…
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Homecoming tradition continues in virtual format
Homecoming is an opportunity for Case Western Reserve University alumni, students, faculty and staff to show their Spartan spirit. And while the COVID-19 pandemic prevents large in-person gatherings this year, the university community will still have the chance to celebrate homecoming. “Canceling…
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Case Western Reserve University announces fall Think Forum lecture featuring historian Martha S. Jones
Case Western Reserve University’s Think Forum lecture series will present a free virtual lecture this fall examining African American women’s pursuit of political power. For the Oct. 22 event, Think Forum is partnering with Case Western Reserve University History Associates and the Department of…
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Community collaboration leads to a buzz-worthy product
What happens when you pair a local entrepreneur with a group of senior chemical engineering students? A really sweet new product. Jamel Rahkeera is a Cleveland native who started farming in 2009 with a small backyard plot, and in 2010, established Village Family Farms, an urban farm located in the…
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5 questions with… Nathan Lesch, The Observer reporter who was part of the working media at the first presidential debate
Junior Nathan Lesch had a close-up seat to history Tuesday as a member of the working media covering the presidential debate from the media filing center at the Intercontinental Cleveland Hotel. Typically journalists would be in the debate hall—in this instance, the Sheila and Eric Samson…
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#EveryoneWins: New initiative launches to encourage completion of daily health attestations
One click could get you a gift. #EveryoneWins, a university effort to encourage completion of daily health attestations, starts Monday, Oct. 5. Each week, faculty, staff and students who complete the attestation form for five consecutive days will be entered into a drawing for gift baskets—and…
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U.S. Army commits up to $11 million for polymer research
Case Western Reserve and Polymer Plus partner with Army research lab to develop manufacturing approaches for cost-effective production of lightweight, high-performance polymeric materials Case Western Reserve University researchers teamed up with the U.S. Army and a trio of industry partners to…
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A different type of celebration: Center for International Affairs partners with student organizations for Asian Mid-Autumn Festival giveaway
Each year, Case Western Reserve University’s Asian Mid-Autumn Festival is met with much excitement as members of the community line up outside of Thwing Center for giveaways, games, traditional food—including the ever-popular mooncakes—and more. While restrictions related to the COVID-19 pandemic…
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President Snyder expresses gratitude for CWRU community, bids farewell; video reflects on her tenure
To the Case Western Reserve Community: As my tenure as president of Case Western Reserve University comes to an end, I wanted to express again my profound gratitude to our trustees, faculty, staff, students and alumni for 13 remarkable years. It has been a privilege to be a part of this…
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In the Spotlight
What to expect as the first presidential debate of 2020 takes place at the Health Education Campus In late July of this year, Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic’s Health Education Campus was announced as the site for the first presidential debate of 2020. Tonight at 9 p.m. EST, the event…