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The 2024–25 academic year at Case Western Reserve University is just weeks away, but summer is far from over—and there are plenty of ways to enjoy the warm weather and explore Cleveland throughout August. Looking for ideas to spend the dog days of summer? We have you covered with a few…

The Cleveland Leadership Center announced its Leadership Cleveland Class of 2025, which includes CWRU Provost and Executive Vice President Joy K. Ward. Leadership Cleveland is a 10-month program that engages participants in a deeper understanding of the community and encourages them to explore how…

As recent sweltering temperatures have shown, summer is in full swing in Cleveland. There are countless ways to enjoy some of the city’s best offerings in the coming weeks, whether you need to step inside to cool down or want to soak up the sun (safely, of course). The options can be…

Hoping to break free from routine and dive into new experiences in Cleveland this summer? Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures, cultural excursions or simple pleasures, there’s no shortage of activities to fill your summer days around our city. To help members of the Case Western…

ENCORE-Gates Mills Music & Ideas Festival comes to Harkness Chapel with two classical music performances and ideas talks reflecting the 2024 theme "Planet Earth." June 9 at 3 pm Mystery of the Light, A Collaboration with the Cleveland Humanities Festival (with Dr. Lisa Rainsong,…

While summer doesn’t officially kick off until the solstice on June 20, warm weather has already arrived, and with it, a slate of fun events to get Clevelanders outdoors. Case Western Reserve University students on campus for coursework or research, and faculty and staff can explore some of the…

Are you around Cleveland and University Circle this summer? The Office of Undergraduate Admission is seeking energetic and friendly students who are passionate about Case Western Reserve University to provide tours to prospective high school students and their families. Applicants should…

Who came to Cleveland and changed it forever? On June 13, Greg Deegan, executive director of Teaching Cleveland, will answer this question in a lecture titled, “The History of Immigration and Migration in Cleveland.” Deegan will discuss where immigrants settled and why, as well as the experiences…

As millions looked skyward last month for the total solar eclipse, including those in the path of totality in Cleveland, we were reminded of the mysteries and challenges that lie beyond our atmosphere. Among the vast expanse of the cosmos, questions still linger—questions that push the boundaries…

Whether you’re powering through the end of finals or coordinating your post-semester plans, you’re likely looking forward to the much-anticipated summer months and the many events they bring. May is a great time to explore Cleveland and we’ve pulled together some suggestions for members of the…