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5 things to know about… the Day of Silence
According to a national school climate survey conducted by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), 86% of LGBTQ+ students report experiencing harassment or assault because of their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression, and 84% of trans students report feeling…
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5 gardens to visit near campus
As daffodils bloom across the Case Western Reserve University campus and birdsong fills the air, one need not look far for signs of spring. The season welcomes countless reasons to enjoy the outdoors, and for many, gardening ranks high on the list. Whether you have a green thumb already or are…
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CWRU surpasses goals for 11th annual Day of Giving
An all-time record-breaking 2,824 members of the Case Western Reserve community came together during the university’s annual Day of Giving to Make It Possible for the student experience. Faculty and staff, students and families, alumni and friends contributed a total of $1,196,212 to CWRU…
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First Destination Survey reports impressive post-graduation outcomes for the undergraduate Class of 2022
The First Destination Survey, administered annually by the Office of Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education, collects information about the graduating undergraduate class and what they plan to do upon leaving Case Western Reserve University. The impressive results for the Class of 2022,…
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Engineering Dean Ragu Balakrishnan named to national task force seeking to strengthen academic partnerships between universities in the U.S. and India
Case Western Reserve University’s Venkataramanan "Ragu" Balakrishnan has been named to a national task force that aims to strengthen partnerships between higher education institutions in the U.S. and India. Launched by the Association of American Universities (AAU), the task force is part of a…
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5 things to know about public health
Never in recent memory has public health felt so relevant as it has the past three years, when fears of the COVID-19 pandemic—and debates about appropriate measures to contain it—gripped national attention. But, even as normalcy returns, public health concerns remain important in every facet of our…
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Alumna’s family makes $1.5 million gift to establish professorship in bioethics
An accomplished physician who served at-risk populations across the United States, Anne Templeton Zimmerman (MED ‘74) later spent time working to improve the lives of people around the world as an advocate for human rights and religious freedom. Zimmerman’s philanthropic spirit and passion for…
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How can we manage our stress? 5 questions with University Health and Counseling Services
The high-achieving and hard-working faculty, staff and students who compose the Case Western Reserve University community are no strangers to stress. Late nights and deadlines can pile on, negatively affecting individuals’ health. In recognition of April being National Stress Awareness Month, The…
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3 places to take a walk near Case Western Reserve
Winter weather has kept many of us cooped up indoors the past several months, but with temperatures expected to top 70 degrees this week, you might be hoping for an excuse to get outside. You’re in luck: Today, April 5, is National Walking Day. Whether you’re looking to enjoy some fresh spring…
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Case Western Reserve joins new partnership encouraging students from small towns, rural areas to learn more about higher education options
STARS College Network launches with $20 million gift from Chicago-based Trott Family Philanthropies Case Western Reserve University today announced that it has joined more than a dozen leading academic institutions in a national effort to raise awareness of higher education opportunities for…