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Celebrating National Nursing Week 2025: A look into the innovative nursing programs at CWRU
From advocating for patients to leading innovations in care, nurses are at the heart of health systems across the U.S. and around the world. The American Nurses Association (ANA) is dedicated to recognizing the unwavering dedication, expertise and compassion nurses bring to healthcare, and invites e...
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Spartan Showcase: Noah Coyne
Many children envision “going pro” the first time they step onto a sports field, a dream further propelled by the dedication and love they have for the game through the years. For one Case Western Reserve University football player, that dream is one step closer. Noah Coyne, a wide receiver on the ...
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Inspiring hope: CWRU students share how they stay positive when life feels overwhelming
Whether navigating health concerns, financial difficulties or major life changes, life can sometimes feel overwhelming—often when we least expect it. There can be moments when it's difficult to stay grounded, let alone optimistic. At Case Western Reserve University, services offered by University ...
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Celebrating our legacy: Student leaders share their favorite traditions at CWRU
Case Western Reserve University’s story is nearly 200 years in the making. Each April, Legacy Week celebrates the people, traditions and events that have shaped our institution—and those whose work will inspire future generations of CWRU students, faculty, staff and postdocs. We spoke to student le...
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Above and beyond: Meet one CWRU staff member with a passion for volunteering
When Wayne Hawthorne and his wife, Maria, went hiking in Grand Canyon National Park 20 years ago, they faced an unfortunate turn of events: Maria broke her ankle. Following an emergency medevac to the park’s South Rim, she found help from a volunteer Preventative Search and Rescue (PSAR) ranger who ...
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Meet four Arab American members of the CWRU community
From conducting research at the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education to leading student organizations such as the Middle Eastern Cultural Association, those of Arab American heritage are engaged in countless facets of Case Western Reserve University. In recognition of Arab A...
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Giving back in the Land: CWRU students discuss their community service efforts
At Case Western Reserve University, students are more than guests in our city—they are Clevelanders for the duration of their studies on campus. For many, that comes with a desire to give back to the neighbors who have welcomed them to the community. From participation in the Civic Engagement Schol...
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Spartan Showcase: Bhavya Bansal
Bhavya Bansal, of Tampa, Florida, knew she wanted to complete her pre-med undergraduate degree in Cleveland—surrounded by four major hospitals—but didn't realize just how much CWRU would shape her beyond academics. In one of her bioethics classes with Elieen Anderson, Bansal read about Johanna Sha...
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Postdoc of the Month: Bibekananda Sahoo
Bibekananda Sahoo, a postdoctoral scholar in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics, arrived at Case Western Reserve University in fall 2020, fresh after completing a PhD program in India. Working under the mentorship of Xinghong Dai at the School of Medicine, Sahoo uses cryo-electron microsco...
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A sisterly bond: How CWRU deepened one pair of siblings’ connection
Isabela and Maya Carroll are, in their words, comically different. Growing up, Maya, with her blonde hair and blue eyes, didn’t just look different from her sister—she was drawn to completely different interests as well. “She loves math; I’m terrible at it,” Isabela said. “I was all about the arts...