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President Barbara R. Snyder announced today that she is requesting nominations for members of the search committee for Case Western Reserve’s next provost and executive vice president. The university’s provost since 2008, W.A. “Bud” Baeslack III, will step down from the role at the end of the acade...

When Paige Myers rose from her wheelchair to accept her diploma last spring, the thousands watching Case Western Reserve’s commencement ceremonies roared in approval. Now, just days after she began graduate study here, the campus community is mourning her passing. Diagnosed in elementary school wi...

After sustaining three major concussions in just four years playing football and rugby, Sean Baxley was familiar with the immediate effects of the injury. But after the third, he decided it was time to look into the long-lasting impact of concussions. That’s what led him to the topic of chronic tra...

For the sixth straight year, Case Western Reserve University received a national award that recognizes institutions for their commitment to diversity and inclusion and implementing comprehensive diversity initiatives across campus. Case Western Reserve received the 2017 Higher Education Excellence ...

Lineup features storytelling biologist, award-winning authors, education pioneer From a scientist who studied human behavior by living among African baboons, to a pioneer in providing access to college and developing young leaders, to an award-winning author on American history, to the first Jamaica...

Case Western Reserve University’s varsity sports, which participate in NCAA Division III, will begin their 2017-18 season in earnest this weekend with all six fall teams in action, including home contests for men’s and women’s soccer and cross country. Make sure to go to athletics.case.edu, the off...

Kalle Lyytinen's work can be found at the intersection of two kinds of computing: wet computing—done by our brains—and the so-called dry computing of silicon microprocessors. Kalle Lyytinen, in his first semester at CWRU, 2001 (courtesy of University Archives) By studying how complex sources of d...

Shirley Moore can’t recall a time in her life, even as a girl on the family’s Ashtabula, Ohio, dairy farm, when she didn’t want to be a nurse, to care for others. But Moore, the Edward J. and Louise Mellen Professor of Nursing and associate dean for research at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nu...

Think well. Live well. Be well. These six words sum up Case Western Reserve’s new, coordinated approach to creating a true campuswide culture centered on enhancing the health of all members of the university community. The institution long has offered students health and counseling services, and i...

Proteins, an indispensable component orchestrating crucial bodily functions from the heartbeat to digestion, have been long studied. But a central mystery remains: How exactly do they carry out their life-maintaining activities? Through groundbreaking research in the structure and dynamics of prote...