Division of Student Affairs

Faculty and staff will gather next week to connect with one another and share best practices, all for the benefit of Case Western Reserve University’s students. The Division of Student Affairs will host the event, the third annual Student Success Summit, which is themed “Pathways Forward.” It is…

Registration is open for the third annual Student Success Summit, hosted by the Division of Student Affairs. The summit provides an opportunity to share future directions, best practices and stories about successful collaborations or solutions that support student, faculty and staff success. It is…

Next week, Case Western Reserve students will have a second opportunity to share their perspectives on the university’s climate regarding sexual assault and misconduct. All students—undergraduate, graduate and professional—will receive email invitations to participate in an online, confidential…

Alexandra Piepho As a promising member of the class of 2016, Alexandra Piepho balanced her passion for exploration and learning with a variety of enriching interests in both the arts and sciences. To honor Piepho's legacy, her parents, family and friends created the Alexandra Piepho Learning and…

The Division of Student Affairs has put together two documents to help faculty and staff support students. Faculty and staff can refer to the guides when assisting students in distress, providing them with support and connecting them with campus resources. One guide, titled “A Faculty Guide to…

Students are invited to take a break from studying and de-stress at Late Night Breakfast Thursday, Dec. 13, from 9:30 to 11 p.m. in Fribley and Leutner Commons. The meal will feature several breakfast-food staples. Anywhere from 1,200 to 1,500 students usually attend the event, which began in…

As communication moves from paper fliers tacked to bulletin boards to group chats and mobile apps, Case Western Reserve University is keeping pace—ensuring that students, and others across campus, can stay up-to-date on campus events and activities with the tap of a button or click of a…

Editor's note: This announcement corrects errors to the "Did You Know?" section of The Daily earlier this week. Through the Free Access Program, Case Western Reserve University students can visit many area attractions for free. Local institutions participating in the Free Access Program are: …

Registration is open for the second annual Student Success Summit, hosted by the Division of Student Affairs. The event will provide faculty and staff with skills to collaborate with colleagues and ensure greater success for students. The summit is free for all Case Western Reserve University…

CampusGroups will replace OrgSync as the university’s new community engagement platform. The anticipated launch date is July 1. The Division of Student Affairs began the selection process in spring 2017 as a response to significant planned changes to the current engagement platform, OrgSync, as…