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New Case Western Reserve University study reveals high risk of overdose deaths in Cuyahoga County among those using drugs when they’re alone
In Cuyahoga County, the stark reality of the opioid crisis is that most drug overdose victims die alone, with no one nearby to help. A recent study, done in partnership with Case Western Reserve University and Cuyahoga County, highlights the critical need for “targeted harm-reduction strategies”…
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Division of Public Safety launches new self-defense training courses
This semester, Case Western Reserve’s Division of Public Safety launched a new self-defense program called Resiliency in Self-defense Education and Universal Protection (RISE UP), designed to foster inclusivity and empower all members of the campus community. The creation of RISE UP was…
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Get to know CWRU’s Class of 2028 by the numbers
As fall semester classes begin today, college experiences for the members of Case Western Reserve University’s undergraduate Class of 2028 are officially underway. But before they got to this moment, they had a full week of preparation—from moving into their new rooms to gathering for the welcome…
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New to CWRU: Hear from incoming students on why they chose to attend CWRU
Last week, first-year students of Case Western Reserve University’s Class of 2028 arrived on campus for an array of Discover Week events, bringing with them a mix of excitement, curiosity and hope for the upcoming academic year. Whether drawn by the university’s strong academic reputation,…
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5 questions with… Bo Vykhovanyuk, CWRU’s new chief information security officer
Growing up in Kyiv, Ukraine, Bogdan "Bo" Vykhovanyuk’s introduction to computers was similar to that of many other children of the '80s: he wanted to play video games. “My dad, who was a cardiologist and researcher, wasn’t particularly tech-savvy, but he had the foresight to see that technology…
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Case Western Reserve researchers collaborate with Walmart to explore whether AI can aid hiring process
Could artificial intelligence (AI) remove bias from the hiring process? A team of researchers at Case Western Reserve University hope to find out. With a one-year, $250,000 grant from Walmart, the team aims to address critical challenges in the current landscape of what is known in human…
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Welcome to CWRU: Watch the Class of 2028 gather for convocation and tradition
For the newest students at Case Western Reserve University, the past few days have been full of “welcomes”—and a few “goodbyes.” Monday (Aug. 19) marked the students’ first full day on campus, and it was full of excitement. Throughout the day, they had plenty of opportunities to engage with one…
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New to CWRU? Orientation leaders share advice
For most students, beginning college is an undeniably exciting—and sometimes anxiety-inducing—time. As Case Western Reserve University’s Class of 2028 settles on campus this week, we’ve gathered advice to help ease their transitions. Earlier this month, we asked members of the CWRU community…
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Photo gallery: See the Class of 2028 move in at CWRU
The Case Western Reserve University Class of 2028 has officially arrived! Despite rainy conditions, more than 1,500 students settled into their new homes on campus during first-year move-in Sunday, Aug. 18. Orientation leaders and other student volunteers helped unload packed cars and move boxes,…
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Your view of CWRU: University community members share photos of campus
No matter the season, the Case Western Reserve University campus offers a scenic backdrop for photographers to capture a variety of settings. Whether it’s the unique architecture, bright flowers popping up to show the first signs of spring or even local wildlife stopping by for a snack, there are…