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It might not feel like it, but now is the time to start your search for summer research opportunities! Many programs have deadlines as early as January or February—and some even sooner. Join the Undergraduate Research Office to learn about on-campus research options and discover how to find…

Join Sears think[box] for a hands-on, DIY lantern workshop. You’ll assemble your own glowing lantern while learning the basics of circuitry. After completing the LED circuit, personalize your lantern by adding festive embossing designs using the Open Press Project's 3D printed press and 3D printed…

The Community Spotlight series is a new initiative of the Office for Campus Enrichment and Engagement designed to celebrate and elevate the work of local organizations that are making a meaningful difference in our community. Join us to welcome the Rekindle Fellowship to our campus to learn more…

At Case Western Reserve University, we want to promote the health and well-being of all our students. Let’s Talk is a drop-in service that offers 1:1 informal, confidential consultation with a University Health and Counseling Services (UHCS) counselor. Who is a good fit for Let’s…

Spring 2026 course registration is around the corner. Enrollment appointment dates are set based on expected graduation term. You can find your appointment date in the Student Information System (SIS) on the “Classes & Enrollment” tile, as well as on the Registrar’s website. To prepare for a…

Enjoy an afternoon of live music and connection at Haven Hour, a café-style, Tiny Desk–inspired series celebrating creativity and collaboration across campus. Whether you bring a tune, call a standard or simply come to listen, all are welcome. This event will be held on Friday, Oct. 31, from…

Join James Beard Award-winning Wampanoag Chef Sherry Pocknett in conversation with artist M. Carmen Lane, founder and director of ATNSC: Center for Healing and Creative Leadership. Together, they will explore Indigenous foodways and storytelling through practice, experimentation and learning,…

This two-part workshop series focuses on research ethics for undergraduate researchers, including topics such as: authorship, research misconduct, research on humans and animals, and artificial intelligence. Co-sponsored by the Office of Research and Technology Management. Students who complete…

Join Kelvin Smith Library for a talk and art exhibit exploring the importance of representation and recognizing ourselves in art and literature. Speakers will explore the topic through three different lenses: Cara Byrne, full-time lecturer in the Department of English, will discuss…

This 50-minute information session provides you with the basic information for finding research on and around CWRU during the academic year, as well as guidance on finding summer research. Register for one of the following options: Virtual: Thursday, Oct. 9, 9 to 10 p.m.; Zoom link…