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Photo gallery: See the Class of 2026 move in at CWRU
Under rainy skies, more than 1,500 new members of the Case Western Reserve University community arrived on campus this weekend to move into their new homes. Despite the inclement weather, the Class of 2026 and transfer students got a warm welcome and a helping hand from orientation leaders, Spartie ...
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New to CWRU: Adjust to campus
Stepping onto campus for the first time as a Case Western Reserve University student is exciting as you consider your future, what knowledge you will gain here and who you will form friendships with along the way. But there are plenty of uncertainties, too. Even the most basic everyday activities—s...
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5 questions with… Nick Barendt, executive director of the Institute for Smart, Secure and Connected Systems
As a lifelong Clevelander, Nick Barendt is passionate about seeing the city grow and thrive. Now, as a part of Leadership Cleveland’s class of 2023, he and 64 leaders from the public, private and nonprofit sectors of Northeast Ohio will go through a 10-month program to explore challenges and opportu...
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Get to know Black business owners and entrepreneurs from CWRU: Week 3
August is National Black Business Month, a time that celebrates and promotes the support of Black-owned businesses in the United States. In honor of this month, The Daily sat down with several Case Western Reserve University students, alumni, faculty and staff members who double as business owners a...
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‘A beacon of inclusion’: Students create digitally accessible course content
In a matter of days, college students around the country will trade in their summer jobs for backpacks, books and new syllabi. Thanks to a group of Case Western Reserve University students, some of those syllabi are now digitally accessible. Digital accessibility ensures everyone, including those w...
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Bioengineer Angela Dixon develops chemical sensors inspired by human and insect organs
Most of us take our sense of smell for granted. Under the hood, however, it’s an incredibly complex biological phenomenon. Millions of specialized neurons in the human nasal cavity bind to molecules floating in air, setting off a wave of bioelectrical signals that trigger a vast web of circuits in t...
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5 things to know about... finance
This Sunday, Aug. 14, is National Financial Awareness Day, a good reminder to take investing and saving seriously in order to build financial stability and prepare for the future. To learn more about finance, The Daily spoke with Gregory Harmon, assistant professor of banking and finance at Weathe...
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Aiding agriculture, improving manufacturing
Case Western Reserve University, other prominent research institutions collaborate in two new National Science Foundation Engineering Research Centers; funding could reach $100M over 10 years Case Western Reserve University faculty will work with colleagues from across the country on a pair of swee...
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Don't miss the final supermoon of the year tonight
Some things tie all humans together, and among them is seeing the moon hanging in the sky, night after night. Tonight, that moon will appear bigger and brighter than normal as its orbit brings it closer to Earth than usual—a celestial phenomenon known as a supermoon. Technically, it’s a Sturgeon S...
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Get to know Black business owners and entrepreneurs from CWRU: Week 2
August is National Black Business Month, a time that celebrates and promotes the support of Black-owned businesses in the United States. In honor of this month, The Daily sat down with several Case Western Reserve University students, alumni, faculty and staff members who double as business owners a...