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3 things to do in Cleveland this October
It’s officially time for sweater weather in The Land. As the temperatures drop and you seek out the best autumn activities and places to view the vibrant leaves before they fall, we’ve compiled a list of three events members of the Case Western Reserve University community can check out in October. ...
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Watch: Case Western Reserve University celebrates Innovation Week
Hundreds gathered at Case Western Reserve University last week to celebrate and advance the university’s culture of innovation, learn from experts and share ideas and experiences. The second annual Innovation Week brought together faculty, staff, students, alumni and more for a full schedule of eve...
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Innovation Week Milestone Award winners to be recognized today
Celebrating excellence in innovation and problem solving at scale among Case Western Reserve University community members has been a hallmark of Innovation Week 2023. That recognition continues today when the university honors the Innovation Week Milestone Award winners across three categories. “C...
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Think you don’t like classical music? Give these suggestions from CWRU music faculty and students a try
Whether your go-to Spotify playlists are filled with country music or blues, rock music or R&B, one fact remains the same: Their inspirations can all be traced back to classical music. And while classical might seem unapproachable to those who aren’t familiar with it, this broad genre offers a wide ...
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The Howley Foundation, Case Western Reserve to increase opportunity for Cleveland, Philadelphia parochial school graduates
Admitted students from select high schools with Howley Scholars to attend CWRU at little to no cost—and without any loans The Howley Foundation and Case Western Reserve today announced a new partnership that will allow admitted graduates from select Cleveland and Philadelphia parochial schools to a...
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3 reasons to attend the CWRU career fair tomorrow
Whether you are looking for a summer internship, hoping to land your first job after graduation or just want to network with employers, Case Western Reserve’s career fairs can be an important step in your journey. The Division of Student Affairs’ Career Center will host the first career fair of the...
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A spectacle of colors: Learn where to see fall foliage around Northeast Ohio
When it comes to the benefits of living in Northeast Ohio, one tops many people’s lists: the seasons. Fall has officially begun, and as autumn’s crisp breeze sweeps through the region, the landscape is transforming into a breathtaking mosaic of crimson, gold and amber hues. Whether you’re meanderi...
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A career rooted in interdisciplinary education inspires $1 million commitment to science and engineering building
Growing up in Akron in the 1940s and ’50s, Frank Linsalata and his older brother, Ralph, likely didn’t give much thought to words like “interdisciplinary.” But at the school that would later become Case Western Reserve University, the two still developed the diverse skill sets that define the term—...
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CWRU’s Innovation Week to celebrate innovation, entrepreneurship with events Sept. 26–29
Six to earn Innovator of the Year awards Whether in labs or lecture halls, student organizations or startup businesses, innovation is a constant across Case Western Reserve. Next week, Sept. 26–29, the university will recognize that spirit with Innovation Week—four days filled with nearly 20 events...
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Understanding gratitude: Discover the positive effects of feeling grateful
“Gratitude is not only the greatest of the virtues, but the parent of all the others.” Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero said these words more than 2,000 years ago. And in the centuries to follow, both the practice and our understanding of this virtue have evolved into a well-studied science...