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Just over 40 years ago, the first case of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome—more commonly known as AIDS—was reported, setting into motion a worldwide panic about the unknown, devastating disease. At the time, AIDS was universally considered to be a death sentence. “It's very hard to recapture the…

In 2019, Ian Charnas (CWR ’05) solved what may be one of the most irksome problems to ever face humanity—at least in his opinion. He modified his car so the windshield wipers sync to the beat of whatever music he’s listening to. Why? Because he simply yearned for a more harmonious driving…

The people who represent the hundreds of Native American tribes located within the United States have a rich and accomplished history that continues to evolve. Their impact permeates many aspects of life today, helping put to rest negative historical stereotypes once associated with their heritage…

Three CWRU groups share how gifts and advocacy fuel positive change The global generosity movement, GivingTuesday, has returned to Case Western Reserve as the university highlights a variety of student-led initiatives that enhance the CWRU experience. More than 90 diverse organizations are…

Each year, Case Western Reserve University honors Martin Luther King Jr.—the holiday, the man, and the legacy. The campus community is invited to the annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Friday, Jan. 19, with keynote speaker Tiffany Cross, media personality and political analyst. Cross is the…

November is National Novel-Writing Month (often abbreviated as NaNoWriMo), which encourages individuals around the world to write 50,000-word novels, regardless of their backgrounds or experience. Whether you’re a fan of television and movies based on science fiction, adventures, comedy or…

Case Western Reserve placed 21st among the nation’s colleges and universities in a new, entirely data-driven ranking. Unlike U.S. News & World Report, Research.com eschewed peer assessments in its ratings, instead heavily emphasizing research-related data. Its methodology includes three other…

“Thank you.” “I appreciate you.” “That meant a lot to me.” From fostering stronger relationships to boosting overall happiness and reducing stress, expressing and receiving gratitude—which may be as simple as giving thanks—can have a positive impact on our well-being. Research shows those who…

Case Western Reserve nursing researcher to study how to improve end-of-life care with $3.3 million National Cancer Institute grant More than 600,000 people in the United States will die of cancer this year, according to the National Cancer Institute (NCI). Many will receive care they didn’t want…

Each year when the holiday season rolls around, people across the country find joy in reuniting with family, escaping on winter vacations, and indulging in savory and comforting food. But the season also heralds the onset of anxiety related to the balancing of gifting needs within a budget…