Faculty/Staff Mentoring Network assists students in recovery from addiction
Prevention and Recovery Services (PRS) of the University Counseling Services announces the Faculty/Staff Mentoring Network for Students in...
Campus Updates
Award-winning author Mary Helen Stefaniak visits campus to read, discuss novel
Author Mary Helen Stefaniak will read from and talk about her Anisfield-Wolf-award-winning novel, The Cailiffs of Baghdad, Georgia,...
Pioneer of African philosophy, feminism to lecture on campus Jan. 30
The Program in Ethnic Studies, the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures and the Department of Philosophy will...
Biology’s Emmitt Jolly to lead next Power of Diversity Lecture
The Power of Diversity Lecture series continues Feb. 7 with a lecture by biology professor Emmitt Jolly. Jolly...
Deepak Sarma to lead Public Affairs Discussion Group on “The December Dilemma”
This week’s Public Affairs Discussion Group will feature Deepak Sarma, associate professor of South Asian religions, speaking on...
Spartan, Spartie mascots available for event appearances; request them online
The Spartan Mascot team—the Spartan and Spartie, a new life-sized plush mascot—is taking requests to appear at university...
University joins eduroam, providing easier access to wireless networks at other universities and for CWRU visitors
Case Western Reserve University has joined eduroam (education roaming), a worldwide confederation of research and educational institutions that...
Car-sharing service coming to CWRU; info sessions held this week
Car sharing is coming to Case Western Reserve University. WeCar by Enterprise will offer CWRU students, faculty and...
Jan. 31 ceremony, reception to celebrate law professor Jonathan Adler’s appointment
The campus community is invited to celebrate the appointment of Jonathan Adler as the Johan Verheij Memorial Professor...
Medicine, nursing faculty members to speak on “Body in Pain” at City Club Jan. 25
Case Western Reserve University pain experts will present a special program, “The Body in Pain,” at the City...