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Campus community exercised its right to vote in Tuesday’s election
How politically active is the Case Western Reserve University campus? According to our poll, very. Nearly everyone who voted in our poll also exercised their right to vote in the 2011 general election, either at the polls on Tuesday or back in their hometowns with an absentee ballot. A few opted out...
Full schedule of events planned for International Education Week Nov. 14-18
Case Western Reserve University is taking part in the U.S. Department of State/U.S. Department of Education’s International Education Week Nov. 14-18 with a full calendar of events. Events include a poster display at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing Nov. 14; an open house at the new Cente...
Society for Integrative Oncology Releases Findings Presented at Annual Meeting
CLEVELAND - Today the Society for Integrative Oncology highlighted top research findings presented at the Eighth International Conference this week in Cleveland, Ohio, which is co-sponsored by Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine. More than 80 abstracts will be presented at the annual ...
Deepak Sarma blogs on why Hindus should study Hinduism
Should Hindus study Hinduism? The Huffington Post: In a blog, Deepak Sarma, associate professor of South Asian religions and philosophy, makes a case for why Hindus should study Hinduism in college. One reason: “I think that college students are obliged to learn to think critically, and Hindus are ...
Department of Dance performs “Inaugural,” fall dance concert Nov. 11-13, 17-19
“Inaugural,” the fall dance concert at Case Western Reserve University, celebrates the transition of dance on campus from a program to a department. The concert will feature an exciting mix of choreography, music and multimedia technologies by faculty and guest artists. Performances are Nov. 11, 12...
Thai Student Organization to host movie night to benefit flood victims
The Thai Student Organization presents a Thailand Flood-Relief Benefit Movie Night, where guests can see the Thai musical-drama film The Overture. The film was Thailand’s official selection for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. The benefit will be held Nov. 10 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m....
Next ISO lecture topic is “Do the Locomotion: Lucy’s Feet were Made for Walking”
Join the next Institute for the Science of Origins’ noontime lecture, “Do the Locomotion: Lucy’s Feet were Made for Walking,” to be held Nov. 16 at noon in Ford Auditorium. Carol Ward, from University of Missouri’s Department of Pathology and Anatomical Sciences, will lead the lecture. Ward’s resear...
Modern songwriting is not poetry, says music's Ross Duffin
They're playing our poem Chicago Tribune: Centuries ago, poems and songs were regarded as the same thing, but “today’s cultural gatekeepers” insist poetry and song lyrics are different. One reason: “Modern poetry is more intellectual than modern songwriting,” said Ross W. Duffin, Fynette H. Kulas P...
Deadline extended for winter break service learning/study abroad in Costa Rica
The deadline has been extended to Nov. 18 for the three-credit course/service learning to Costa Rica over winter break; only five spaces are left. The Department of Bioethics and the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning have teamed up to offer a two-week experience Jan. 2-14 in Costa Rica that ...
Pioneering Professorship Will Teach Innovative, Patient-Centered Approach to Cancer Treatment
CLEVELAND - Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is honored to announce gifts to establish the inaugural Parker Hannifin – Helen Moss Cancer Research Foundation Professorship in Integrative Oncology. This professorship will establish the School of Medicine and its affiliate hospitals a...