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Students

Your Campus Connection

As a Case Western Reserve University student, you’re busy. Between your classes and hands-on experiences, your student organization meetings and volunteer commitments, you need to make the most of your time. We’re here to help. Find quick, easy access to your most-used resources—or some that you never knew existed.

Quick Links

Whether it’s time to check your grades or check your email, you can access your most-used links here.

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Student Activities & Athletics

Whether you’re looking to join a team of athletes or meet like-minded advocates for a cause, you’ll find your fit at CWRU. See your options in CampusGroups.

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Undergraduate Advising Support

Your success is at the heart of all we do at Case Western Reserve. From the day you enroll, you’ll be paired with a four-year advisor whose mission is to help you thrive at CWRU—and well beyond. Connect with the Undergraduate Advising Support Office.

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Campus Safety

There’s plenty to explore across our campus, in University Circle and across the many vibrant neighborhoods of Cleveland. But you need to do so safely. From free shuttles to walking escorts, see the resources available and learn how to report any incidents. Learn about safety on campus.

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Dining Options

Grab a bite on the go or a meal with a group of friends. We have a number of on-campus dining halls, restaurants and grab-and-go options to help you fully charge for the day (or night) ahead. Need to check your meal swipes? You can do that too.) See our dining services.

Student News

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Participate in the Kelvin Smith Library costume contest

Case Western Reserve University students are invited to enter the Halloween costume contest at Kelvin Smith Library. Participants can show off their spookiest, silliest or most creative costumes for a chance to win one of five $25 Amazon gift cards.To enter, contestants must: Visit the KSL lobby in…
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New at Kelvin Smith Library this fall: 3 things to know

This past summer, Kelvin Smith Library staff worked hard to continue its mission of aiding Case Western Reserve University in its studies, teaching and research as best as possible.Now that fall semester is back in full swing, there are many resources and programs at the library that can help…
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Help shape the future of student leadership opportunities at CWRU

Are there leadership development opportunities you would like to see at Case Western Reserve University? If so, the Office of Student Activities & Leadership wants to hear from you. Students are invited to complete a brief survey about workshops and programming to help guide the future of…
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Libraries

Looking for a study spot? Though indoor and outdoor quiet spaces abound, you can find the peace—and the resources—you need at Kelvin Smith Library or one of our other campus libraries. Explore our libraries.

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Get Help

Your health and safety are the highest priority for CWRU. Whether you need mental or physical health services, assistance with a disability, or to file a complaint or misconduct report, we are here to support you. Find assistance now.

Resources

Life @ CWRU

See what’s happening on campus—from exciting events to research breakthroughs, your fellow classmates to your favorite trees (and squirrels).

CWRU’s new Susi Building is bringing researchers and students together to tackle some of the world’s biggest challenges and explore what’s next 🔬🧪 Swipe to take a look inside ➡️

First stop: the Galm Electrochemical Engineering & Energy Science cluster ⚡ CWRU researchers are working on better batteries and the next generation of semiconductor technology 🔋

Forged for impact ⚙️🧪 The Advanced Materials & Manufacturing cluster is reimagining materials and the processes used to make them to tackle some of industry’s toughest challenges 🔬

Targeting solutions 🧬🎯 The Precision Diagnostics & Therapeutics cluster is developing smarter ways to detect disease and deliver treatments tailored to each patient.

Collaborative cures 🧬💊 The Molecular Therapeutics cluster brings researchers together to advance drug discovery and move promising treatments closer to patients.

Nerve center 🧠⚡ Heading to the third floor, the NeuroTechnology cluster is advancing technologies that help restore sensation, function and movement after neurological injury and disease.

Nature meets robotics 🦀🤖 The NeuroRobotics cluster takes inspiration from the animal kingdom to build adaptable robots that can navigate real-world challenges.

Earth, examined 🌎🔬 From Lake Erie’s algal blooms to thawing Arctic permafrost, the Climate & Ecosystem Science cluster is investigating how a changing planet affects life around us.
The Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building, everyone 👏
Our boldest campaign yet called for a grand celebration at the new Susi Building 💙

At the opening of the Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building, CWRU launched Breakthrough Point, a $2.5 billion campaign to accelerate research, expand educational opportunities and advance health and well-being.

The new building reflects the campaign’s vision: bringing people, resources and ideas together to tackle complex challenges and turn discoveries into impact. Link in bio to learn more 🔗
Introducing the Roger E. Susi Interdisciplinary Research Building: Case Western Reserve University’s new hub for boundary-breaking science and engineering.

The Susi Building—fueled by a $50 million commitment from Roger E. Susi and Kayoko Susi—will unite researchers and students with big ideas to solve the world’s most complex challenges.

See how we’re shaping the future at the link in bio 🔗
Enjoying every bit of fall, one walk to class at a time 🍂
All the trends, all the homecoming spirit ✨💙