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Interim public safety and police leaders named to permanent roles
Vice President and General Counsel Peter Poulos announced today that Case Western Reserve’s interim leaders of public safety and police have been named permanently to their respective roles. Megan Koeth, who joined the university in 2018, is now the university’s executive director of public…
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5 things to know about depression—and symptoms you may be overlooking
Oct. 6 was National Depression Screening Day. Instituted in 1991, this day is intended to pull the topic of depression from the shadows, shine a light on its prevalence and ways to identify it in your own life. If you’ve struggled with depression, you’re not alone. It’s the most common mental…
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Celebrate distinguished alumni at the 2022 Homecoming awards ceremony
In addition to giving students, alumni, faculty and staff a chance to celebrate the university’s storied history, Case Western Reserve’s Homecoming and Reunion Weekend provides an opportunity to commend alumni whose contributions have made a significant impact within the university community and…
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The Atlantic appoints English’s Walt Hunter as contributing editor of poetry
Announcement that new department chair will edit poetry section for the publication comes on National Poetry Day  An established poet, scholar and educator, Walt Hunter joined Case Western Reserve University this fall as chairperson and associate professor for the Department of English. Timed…
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Get to know three coaches at CWRU
If you ask anyone who has participated in team sports what makes for a good coach, you’re likely to hear it requires much more than directing the plays of a game. Coaches inspire, motivate and support teams to reach their goals, all while encouraging individuals to become the best version of…
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Karamu House CEO to direct Case Western Reserve University theater program’s fall show
Production is the first in a long-term commitment to collaborate The iconic Karamu House is recognized as the oldest active African American theater in the nation. The Department of Theater at Case Western Reserve University is among the first academic theater programs in the country. A year…
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3 things to do in Cleveland in October
It’ll be an October to remember for Clevelanders as the Guardians baseball team competes in the Major League Baseball playoffs after clinching the American League Central. The team’s postseason schedule begins Friday, Oct. 7, with a best-of-three series. But even if sports aren’t your thing, there…
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5 actions to take to be more prepared and stay safe
As September and National Preparedness Month comes to a close, The Daily teamed up with the Division of Public Safety to review some tips and resources that can help members of the Case Western Reserve University community be prepared and stay safe on campus throughout the year. “While we can’t…
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New CWRU undergraduate, graduate programs launch
Case School of Engineering program becomes first of its kind to be accredited in the U.S. With a new academic year comes new program offerings at Case Western Reserve University—and in the case of the university’s engineering school, new accomplishments on a national stage. Case School of…
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CWRU receives Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award for 11th consecutive year
Case Western Reserve University has, for the 11th consecutive year, received INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine’s Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award.  Recognizing the commitment to diversity and inclusion shown by U.S. colleges and universities, this national honor was established…