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As one of the nation's longest consecutive-running speaker series, Case Western Reserve University’s Think Forum series continues this spring with two journalists and authors pushing us to explore the edges of the Earth and the skies beyond. The series, previously known as the Town Hall of Clevelan...

CWRU encouraging voter registration and turnout ahead of 2024 elections 

Case Western Reserve and University Hospitals solidify partnership on global health initiative For the past 38 years, Case Western Reserve University (CWRU) and University Hospitals (UH) have worked closely with a variety of institutions in Uganda to advance medical research and education across a ...

When it comes to advancing social justice, Ayesha Bell Hardaway believes one component is integral to success: community involvement. And at Case Western Reserve University, she’s putting this belief to action. Bell Hardaway serves as the director of the Social Justice Institute and the Social Just...

It’s likely that since you’ve woken up this morning, you’ve benefited from the work of engineers. You might have flipped a light switch on, made a phone call, drove into the office, sent an email or even asked ChatGPT a question. As each of these activities can show, the work of engineers surrounds ...

Last June, the team in Case Western Reserve University’s Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusive Engagement brought the inaugural Black Business Expo to life as more than 40 representatives from Cleveland-area Black-owned small businesses showcased their services in Tinkham Veale University Cente...

Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14) traditionally evokes symbols of romance, such as candle-lit dinners, flowers and candy. But this annual observance also is a time to celebrate the beauty of love in all forms, whether romantic, platonic, familial or even internal. In celebration of Valentine’s Day, we con...

Some love stories begin with grand romantic gestures. Others feature more unorthodox beginnings. But for Case Western Reserve Spartan Sweethearts of all eras, it has always come down to chemistry. Michele Sands (GRS ‘69, communication sciences) and Howard Sands (GRS ‘69, pharmacology) In 1967, w...

When you have good news to share, are looking for advice or just need a listening ear, a friend is a good place to turn. From schoolyard buddies to workplace bonds, we develop friendships throughout our lives. And each year, National Make a Friend Day (Feb. 11) celebrates those special connections a...

Ruby Dee, Robert Guillaume and Langston Hughes are just a few of the familiar names associated with Karamu House—the oldest African American-producing theater in the United States. Since 1915, Karamu House—located on Cleveland’s east side—has nurtured the careers of dancers, photographers, sculptors...