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  • Master of Compliance and Risk Management Information Session
    Case Western Reserve University School of Law’s Compliance, Risk Management, and Financial Integrity Institute invites all to attend a virtual information session to learn about the Master and Certificate degrees in compliance and risk management. Join us to gain insight on what a career in compliance has to offer with an overview of the student experience.
  • Lunch & Learn: Exploring Engineering Graduate School
    Interested in pursuing a graduate degree....anywhere? Join our lunch-and-learn event where we will have a CWRU Case School of Engineering graduate student panel who will share about their experience in pursuing a graduate degree in areas of engineering and computer science. Come hear about the decision-process to pursue a graduate program and gain guidance on the graduate school search process...
  • 2025 State of FES Center Presentation & Reception
    Please save the date of Wednesday Nov. 5 at the Wolstein Research Building Auditorium and Lobby for our Annual State of the FES Center Presentation and Reception. Come listen in as Executive Director Robert Kirsch PhD shares the Center's past year of achievements, highlights and plans for the future. Hear about the exciting research underway to benefit Veterans and civilians when it comes to ne...
  • Writing Through the Dark: Trauma, Race, & Gender in Fiction
    How do we write about the things that scare us? Why is it important to explore trauma and oppression in creative work? What is the relationship of 'Black Horror' and its role in healing communities? Join us for an electrifying evening of storytelling, resistance, and imagination with Michele Tracy Berger, CWRU professor and author of Doll Seed: Stories for a powerful conversation and reading...
  • “African “Peripheries.” Challenging the Paradigms of Archaeology and Art”
    Please join us for an extraordinary opportunity to learn about virtually unknown medieval Christian art and architecture in modern Sudan. Dr. Obłuski will be talking about a range of issues, including the excavation of a small building with wall paintings that Archaeology Magazine named among the top ten discoveries in the world in 2023. This lecture critically engages with the long-standing...
  • PAWS (Peer-Assisted Writing Support)
    AIQS students are invited to join us for Peer-Assisted Writing Support (PAWS) every Tuesday and Wednesday 6-8pm throughout the semester. Get some strategies to build on the reading and writing tasks you're doing in AIQS, meet with one of our Writing Resource Center consultants, or just have a quiet place to work. Registration not required - drop in anytime 6-8pm. This is also an Explore event.
  • Weatherhead class visit: Lean Operations with Professor Michael Goulder
    Specialty class visit: "Lean Operations" with Professor Michael Goulder on Nov. 5 We want you to envision your academic and professional future with Weatherhead, so we've created course engagement opportunities that include firsthand interaction with our faculty, students, and vibrant learning community. 
  • Chamber Music in the Galleries
    About the Event This beloved chamber music concert series features talented young artists and faculty from the Case Western Reserve University Historical Performance Practice Program. Each performance offers a unique and intimate experience, with repertoire inspired by the artwork on display—creating a captivating dialogue between music and art. Support The 2025–26 Performing Arts Serie...
  • Game Night: International Games Month
    Join the Kelvin Smith Library on Wednesday, November 5 from 7pm to 9pm in the Freedman Center for a celebration of International Games Month! This year, in addition to having our full board game library available to play, we will be bringing back JackBox (courtesy of CWRU’s Big Games Club).
  • CWRU/Cleveland Play House MFA Presents: Much Ado About Nothing
    Wit flies, love blossoms, and deception dances in the sun-drenched courtyards of Messina in this fresh and fiery production of Much Ado About Nothing. Shakespeare’s beloved comedy crackles with humor, heart, and heartbreak as sparring lovers Beatrice and Benedick wage their war of words, unaware that their friends are scheming to bring them together. Meanwhile, young romance is tested by a crue...
  • Benefits Overview
    HR Benefits will present a comprehensive overview of CWRU benefits and changes for 2026 for healthcare, life insurance, childcare, tuition and retirement.
  • Mental Health Ally Training
    A new academic year welcomes a new Mental Health Training. UH&CS is proud to announce the new Mental Health Ally Training at CWRU. University Health and Counseling Service CWRU Mental Health Ally (MHA) Training intends to foster a Culture of Care by equipping community members with tools to identify signs of distress and increased safety risks. This training addresses myths about suicide, p...
  • Let's Talk About Sex...ual Health Table
    Let's Talk About Sex...ual Health. If you have ever had a question about your reproductive anatomy, contraception, or the menstrual cycle, this program is for you. Let's destigmatize conversations about sexual health and education and increase our knowledge and understanding in a judgment-free space. Registration for November 6th is not required, walk-ups welcome. The Let's Talk About Sex......
  • Computational Genomic Medicine: Discover CWRU School of Medicine's newest master's program
    The Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine is excited to announce the launch of its newest Master of Science program-- MS Computational Genomic Medicine! This exciting program can be completed in on a full-time basis in two academic years, on an accelerated track to complete your degree faster, or part-time at your own pace! Applications for a fall 2026 start term are now ope...
  • Neurosciences Seminar - Jessica Fox, PhD
    Neurosciences Seminar Thursday, November 6, 2025 12 PM, BRB 105 Jessica Fox, PhD Professor, Biology Case Western Reserve University Host: Dr. Pola Philippidou Lecture Title: "Active sensing for fly flight" Abstract: Sensory neuroscience aims to understand the mechanisms by which information from the environment is transformed into information in the brain. Information is collec...
  • Inside Mandel: Virtual Session – Make the Most of Your CWRU Tuition Benefits
    Join us for a virtual info session to learn how you can use your CWRU employee tuition benefit for graduate degrees, certificates, and courses at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences. We'll highlight programs eligible for tuition benefits, including the Master of Social Work, Master of Nonprofit Management, and certificates in Nonprofit Management, Data Science, and Trauma-Informed Prac...
  • Flexible Spending & Dependent Care Accounts
    A representative from Meritain Health will cover ways to save pre-tax dollars with a flexible spending account to use to pay for qualifying medical expenses and the Dependent Care Account for childcare expenses.
  • Provost’s Forum for Breaking Boundaries: AI & Biology
    The Provost’s Forum for Breaking Boundaries: AI & Biology will highlight a distinct theme through a keynote address by a CWRU faculty member. The program continues with a spotlight session on how faculty research thrives through cross-campus collaboration, a guided discussion on the university’s future vision in this area, and concludes with a networking reception designed to foster connections...
  • Networking Roundtable
    Join us on Thursday, November 6 for the Networking Roundtable.
  • Faculty and Guest Artist dance concert: Landmarks
    Case Western Reserve University’s Department of Dance announces the 2025 production of Landmarks, an evening of exciting new and revisited works. The program features Mark Morris’s Words, Karen Potter’s The Burghers of Calais, Gary Galbraith’s Chambers of Painted Light, and Game of …, a new duet by Yidi Lin and Richard Oaxaca. Morris and Potter’s works feature live music, performed by pianist K...