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Welcome to the start of the new academic year!
A note from Travis Apgar, Vice President for Student Affairs
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The major and minor declaration process is now digital
Declaring, changing or dropping a major or minor just got easier. Beginning this fall, Case Western Reserve University has moved the entire major/minor process online through Stellic, officially replacing old paper forms.This digital workflow will allow students to submit requests to add, drop or…
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Are you interested in Greek Life?
A note for students from the Office of Greek Life
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Deepen your connection to CWRU
A note for students from the Office of Multicultural Affairs
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Feeling stressed during finals? You’re not alone.
Stress and self-doubt can creep up, especially during finals. You might start doubting yourself and your skills due to difficult assignments or exams. This stress can feel difficult to overcome, especially when confronting challenges you may not have faced before.Here are a few steps to work…
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Volunteer at the Cleveland Asian Festival
The Cleveland Asian Festival is back this year, May 16-17. The festival is volunteer-run and aims to showcase Asian culture and promote the AsiaTown neighborhood of Cleveland.The festival is still seeking volunteers who are ready to take on one or more shifts to provide a strong experience for…
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Attend special graduation celebrations
11th Annual Latine CelebrationLatine Celebration is a pre-commencement celebration that recognizes, celebrates and honors the undergraduate, graduate and professional Latine graduates. It is an outstanding accomplishment for our Latine students to receive academic degrees and increase…
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Learn AI-augmented coding for data analysis
ECON 216: Data Visualization for Social Science with AI-Augmented Coding & Analysis introduces a new way to work with data using AI tools.In the course, students use AI coding agents like Claude Code to generate code by giving instructions in plain English. The focus is on reading and checking…
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Reading Days drop-in hours
Are you studying abroad during summer or fall 2026 or interested in planning for studying abroad during a later term?The Office of Education Abroad is offering extended drop-in hours during Reading Days on Tuesday, April 27, and Wednesday, April 28. Stop by the Office of Education Abroad in Sears…
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Participate in Saturday of Service
Join the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning (CCEL) for this spring’s Saturday of Service on April 18. This day of service features on- and off-campus projects throughout the day, including preparing grounds for spring planting, removing trash from a neighborhood corridor, packing meals for…