Events

Therapy Dogs return to KSL on Monday, March 16th, from 1:00 to 2:30 pm on the first floor. Build a break into your day and stop by the library to visit! Register for a reminder! Therapy dogs are meant to provide affection, comfort and support to those who need it.

We Were Here - The Untold History- of Black Africans in Renaissance Europe

“We Were Here" uncovers the hidden presence of African and Black individuals in Renaissance Europe, revealing their representation in masterpieces by iconic artists of the time. How did they come to Europe? Why were they portrayed? Were they all servants and slaves? The film challenges the conventional narrative that has long overlooked their significance in the works of these celebrated Renais...

Come hang out at our Board Game Night and learn more about Spartanthon! Meet new people, play some fun games, and find out how you can get involved in our Dance Marathon while supporting an amazing cause. Bring your friends! ❤️

AI is everywhere these days, and AI media creation is one of the most exciting aspects of its implementation. This workshop/ discussion/ conversation covers will go over what opportunities are available and how they might be applied into your next project. We will also use some free online tools to play a little bit and get a flavor of what AI media (image, sound, and video) generation is all...

Join La Alianza Latina,for Cafecito and Community! La Alianza Latina is an employee resource group open to all who are interested in learning about, supporting, and honoring Latin/Hispanic heritage. Cafecito and Community events will happen every 3rd Tuesday of the month, hope to see you there!

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, provides guidance for supportive conversations, and offers a clear framework for seeking support and resources, emphasizing prevention a...

Faculty with no coding experience are invited to a hands-on workshop introducing CWRUXR Deck, an easy-to-use tool for creating shared, 3D extended reality (XR) experiences. Designed like a 3D slideshow, CWRUXR Deck allows instructors to build immersive content without programming, making XR more accessible for a wide range of teaching and learning scenarios. This workshop is part of a broader e...

This training has been cancelled. 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 c...

Policymakers have promoted animal welfare through taxation since at least the late nineteenth century, when New York imposed a tax on dogs and earmarked the proceeds for the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In recent years, scholars have suggested new ways to deploy tax tools to improve animal welfare. This lecture surveys the history of animal welfare-related tax prov...

Join us for the monthly Swetland Seminar Series, a free learning opportunity open to the public, focused on environmental health. Learn more at case.edu/swetland. Commonly used measures for assessing local food systems, such as food security or healthy food access, do not provide guidance into the series of actions involved in transforming these outcomes. To address this gap, our community a...

March Impact Talks 2026: Conversations That Move Communities Don’t miss this year’s free Impact Talk series during Social Work Month, featuring a dynamic alumni lineup on Wednesdays from 1–2 p.m. Open to alumni, current students, prospective students and the community. Registration required. Jazmin Long, chief executive director of Birthing Beautiful Communities, will discuss how maternal men...

Gain a grounded understanding of how today’s GenAI tools work and how they can be used responsibly in academic settings. Learn what large language models are (and what they are not), how to evaluate AI-generated information, and how to use GenAI ethically for studying, research, and everyday tasks. The class focuses on critical thinking around GenAI so students leave with the confidence to enga...

Join us on Wednesday 18th March 2026 as part of the Case Western Reserve University Entrepreneurship Speaker Series for a roundtable discussion with Halle Tecco, the Author of Massively Better Healthcare.

The 2026 Mehlman Lecture: This presentation will outline the elements of Frame, a Trauma System, and a Trauma Center. It will also explain the legal and regulatory operational framework of a Trauma System and a Trauma Center. It will describe the unique patient conditions a Trauma System serves, and the challenges faced by its clinical and administrative staff. It will review the governmen...

The Burnout Prevention program is an awareness initiative for the student body to learn symptoms, effects, and types, and causes of Burnout as well as organizational resources and self-care tips to de-stress. You can find information on burnout and ways to reduce it in our Burnout Prevention resource cards, which can be found in different student offices around campus. You can spread the burnou...

“Monsters” stalk the discourses of religion and sexual abuse. Monstrous men have become ubiquitous in movies, courtrooms, news media, and our everyday language for describing abusive men. But a survivor-centered approach reveals that many Catholic victims of clergy sexual abuse actually describe their abusers in richly complex, human terms. This ethnographic observation prompts Dr. Clites, Arc...

Join us for a brief presentation followed by a Q & A session to learn more about the MS in Clinical Research program.

Join Walt Hunter, PhD, Professor and Senior Associate Dean, Faculty Academic Affairs and Martha Wilson Schaffer, JD, PhD, Senior Instructor, Director of First-Year Writing, to discuss how to maintain a productive anmd sustainable writing practice.

Network analysis helps us model connections and relationships between entities. From epidemiology to economics to literature, network analysis can reveal the invisible landscape of information and influence within a population or collection of objects. Learn the basics and get started applying network analysis in your own studies with this workshop.