Events

22nd edition and 19th year in Cleveland at CWRU! Local premieres of recent, acclaimed Italian films in the original language with English subtitles. FREE and open to all in Strosacker Auditorium March 26 & 31, April 2, 6, 8. Films start at 7 pm. Parking suggested in Veale Parking Tower at modest cost.

Drawing from the legacy of leadership and values instilled by his father, Jim Rooney hosts a conversation designed to resonate deeply with family businesses. The Rooney family have applied principles that built the Pittsburgh Steelers into a dynasty while sustaining success over multiple generations since the team's formation in 1933. Their leadership approach has been rooted in consensus-build...

For faculty and researchers interested in creating more interactive and sophisticated extended reality (XR) experiences, advanced workshops will introduce the CWRUXR software development kits (SDKs). These sessions explore how to build shared 3D environments that go beyond a traditional “3D PowerPoint,” using low-code tools and SDKs. Participants will learn how XR can support deeper engagement,...

Come hang out with some therapy dogs at Kelvin Smith Library (KSL)!!! The Graduate Council of Arts and Sciences and KSL are collaborating to bring therapy dogs onto campus for Professional Development Week. All students are welcome. We hope to see you there!

The Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University, in partnership with our signature lecture series, Think Forum, invites you to the seventh installment of our virtual book club, CWRU Page Turners on Tuesday, April 7th at 1 p.m. In this installment, CWRU Page Turners will discuss Long Island written by Colm Tóibín, featured speaker for CWRU's F. Joseph Callahan Distinguished Lecture....

This session will be facilitated by Tina Howe, associate professor of religious studies; and faculty director of the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women

This free training session is designed for non-native speakers of English and others interested in learning and exchanging ideas on how to develop productive working and research relationships with both their supervisors and those who report to them. Information will be presented and discussions centered around being direct, power distances, and giving and receiving feedback. Attendees will lea...

The Global Ethical Leaders Society is hosting a panel event centered on understanding substance use. We welcome Dr. Lee Hoffer, a medical anthropologist who researches illegal drug use and trends; Ms. Sarah Saefkow, a local EMT and registered nurse who holds free classes on CPR, first aid, and naloxone administration; and Dr. Neera Gupta, a psychiatrist specializing in addiction medicine, who a...

Ready to advance your career in social work without putting the rest of your life on hold? Join us for an information session focused on the Part-Time Master of Social Work (MSW) at the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. Ranked #12 nationally and #1 in Ohio by U.S. News & World Report, the Mandel School prepares social work le...

University Health and Counseling Services will begin offering Mental Health First Aid—an evidence-based training program this fall led by certified trainers from CWRU. Mental Health First aid prepares participants to recognize warning signs of mental health challenges, offer compassionate initial support, and guide individuals toward appropriate campus or community resources The curriculum cove...

Learn how to import, visualize, analyze, and model biomedical data using interactive tools in MATLAB. Through live demonstrations and examples, you will see how to complete key steps in a data analysis workflow without writing any code. These interactive tools can also generate the MATLAB code needed to programmatically analyze your data.

Join us for this year’s Kessler Freedheim Lecture featuring Dr. Riana Elyse Anderson, PhD, LCP, Associate Professor, Columbia University, School of Social Work. Anderson is a licensed clinical psychologist and CEO + Founder of RACE Space Inc. and Associate Professor at Columbia University’s School of Social Work. Her scholarship focuses on applied coping strategies to reduce race-related stress...

Join us during your lunch break to explore SciVal, a research analytics tool. The session will provide an overview of SciVal, and demonstrate its usefulness in analyzing trends and benchmarking scholarly outputs. At the conclusion of this event, the participant will be able to find information on authors, journals, and institutions; create groups; compare organizations and institutions; and ...

Nourishing Beginnings: Early Findings on Birth Outcomes and Maternal Well-Being from a Community Health Worker-Supported Medically Tailored Groceries Program for Low-Income Pregnant Individuals Speaker: Elaine Borawski, Department of Nutrition, Case Western Reserve University Co-Principal Investigators: Alissa Glenn, Greater Cleveland Food Bank; Chris Mundorf, Better Health Partnership

In 2023, Lillian Kuri became the first female president and CEO of the Cleveland Foundation, stewarding the world’s oldest community foundation and one of the largest today with $3.9 billion in assets. A licensed architect with a background in urban planning, Kuri will share how the Cleveland Foundation is leading the field with boldness and innovation to meet today’s most pressing community ch...

Come join us in exploring the color-changing properties of butterfly pea tea! Smoothie bowls from Beyond provided!

The Deans of Students Office and LGBT Center are pleased to announce the Basic Needs Game Night. All LGBTQ+ students, staff, faculty, post docs, and alums are welcomed to come enjoy a night of team bingo! There will be plenty of prizes and free chipotle dinner!

Think Forum in partnership with The F. Joseph Callahan Distinguished Lecture presents "Fact and Fiction: How To Shape a Story" by Colm Tóibín. Thanks to the support of our generous donors, this series is free and open to the public; however, registration is still required.

Neurosciences Seminar Thursday, April 9, 2026 12 PM, BRB 105 Rishi Dhingra, PhD Assistant Professor, Medicine Case Western Reserve University Host: Dr. Pola Philippidou Lecture Title: "Ponto-medullary network mechanisms underlying the neural control of breathing" Abstract: Breathing is a centrally generated motor behavior that controls pulmonary airflow to maintain blood-gas ho...

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