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Just in time for the Spartan football team’s first home kickoff of the season, Case Western Reserve is upping the game this week with Blue CWRU Fridays—an initiative designed to spur school spirit across campus. Beginning this week, members of the Case Western Reserve community are encouraged to…

Case Western Reserve research explores statistical mysteries of everyday tasks, from Doodle polls to efficient scheduling In a world where organizing a simple meeting can feel like herding cats, new research from Case Western Reserve University reveals just how challenging finding a suitable…

Case Western Reserve University invites students, faculty, postdocs and staff to participate in two events aimed at promoting respectful dialogue and examining the complexities of freedom of expression on campus. Sponsored by the Office of the Provost, these initiatives are designed to foster an…

Amman Spencer has two goals for this year—being accepted to medical school and increasing student feedback and involvement at Case Western Reserve University. On the first front, he’s enrolled in courses on nutritional biochemistry and metabolism, further honing his academic background to support…

When it comes to firsthand knowledge of Case Western Reserve, Thomas Lipker has plenty—six-years’ worth, to be exact. Now entering his seventh and final year at CWRU, the third-year law student is putting this background to work as the incoming Graduate Student Council (GSC) president. With the new…

If you’ve ever stepped over the thresholds of Adelbert Gym, Harkness Chapel or Eldred Hall, chances are you’ve admired the detailed carpentry of their wooden doors. The artistic elements are the product of Tim Logsdon’s hard work. A carpenter at Case Western Reserve University since 1980,…

Inamori Ethics Prize ceremony canceled; symposium still to take place Sept. 19 Case Western Reserve University’s Inamori Ethics Prize ceremony honoring renowned physician, immunologist, and infectious disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci has been canceled, as Dr. Fauci recovers at home from West…

At 4 years old, Charis Eng was captivated by her uncle’s career as a physician—an early fascination that wound up shaping her future. By age 16, she had already enrolled at the University of Chicago, marking the start of a journey that would eventually lead her to become a pioneering figure in…

Each September, Suicide Prevention Month takes place to raise awareness of an often stigmatized topic and spread the word about available resources. To recognize the cause, staff from Case Western Reserve’s University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) compiled events, resources and services…

September is shaping up to be a festive month in Cleveland, with events celebrating innovation, local urban agriculture and the arts. Whether you’re a new student at Case Western Reserve University or a lifelong resident, these events are a great way to gain a deeper appreciation of the nuances of…