Student Life

The 2018-19 William N. Skirball Writers Center Stage Series opens Wednesday, Sept. 26, with an appearance by one of the literary world’s most beloved authors: Judy Blume. Photo by Elena Seibert Blume is best known for her children’s and young adult books, including the classics Are You There…

The Kelvin Smith Library is now accepting applications for the 2018-19 Freedman Fellows Scholarship. The Walter Freedman and Karen Harrison Freedman Student Fellowships give undergraduate and graduate students funding to complete targeted digital projects. About the fellowship Students can follow…

Post-Graduate Planning & Experiential Education will host the annual University Career Fair Thursday, Oct. 4. A group of volunteers is needed to assist in the preparation of the Career Fair. Volunteers play an integral role in the success of the fair by interacting with recruiters as they set…

Students are encouraged to invite their parents and families to join the homecoming celebration Oct. 11-14. During the weekend, there will be countless events from tours to spirited traditions. There also will be special interest programs for parents and families Friday, Oct. 12. View the full…

All seniors at Case Western Reserve University can share their Spartan pride and apply to be a part of Homecoming Royalty. In an effort to be more inclusive of all students who embody what it means to be a part of the CWRU community, there is not a crowned "king and queen" but instead the shared…

The Civic Engagement Scholars program, offered by the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning, is endorsed by President Barbara R. Snyder and is designed to promote and recognize meaningful student involvement in the Cleveland community. Scholars commit to complete 50 community service hours,…

Case Western Reserve University’s 2018 homecoming parade will step off Saturday, Oct. 13, at 11 a.m. It will be held rain or shine. Students are invited to participate in the parade by decorating a car, marching with a banner or building a float. This year’s theme in “Fallin’ for CWRU” and the…

The University Center for Innovation in Teaching and Education’s Spoken English Programs will offer a seminar in culture and communication beginning Sept. 14. This free, six-week course on culture and communication allows students to learn more about American culture and compare cultures and…

Graduate students can further explore topics introduced in the Diversity 360 with a cohort of fellow students. The Diversity 360 Series for Graduate Students offers students the chance to participate in facilitated sessions, panels or guest-speaker events. Through these events, students can…

Support of Undergraduate Research and Creative Endeavors (SOURCE) will hold eight information sessions for undergraduate students on finding research and create project opportunities for the academic year. Those interested need only attend one of the following sessions, all to be held in Sears…