On July 18, music from pianos filled Cleveland after 25 of the keyed instruments were installed around the city for an interactive art project called “Play Me, I’m Yours”. While the pianos located...
Tanvi Parmar, Special Assignments Reporter
• August 23, 2013
Curious Case Western Reserve University students may have noticed that the days of the Blackboard Learn course management tool being drab are over. The Website was updated Aug. 17 by CWRU Information Technology...
On July 18, Case Western Reserve University officials set the goal of netting a school-record 618 donations in 24 hours. That goal was bested after 795 donors contributed $195,745 in that day.
The All...
Tanvi Parmar, Special Assignments Reporter
• August 23, 2013
In June, the National Cancer Institute (NCI) announced that the Case Comprehensive Cancer Center (Case CCC), a partnership begun by Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals in 1987, and...
While they still may be years away from attending college, this summer, CWRU researchers are hoping to support an age demographic not often seen on campus: middle school girls.
Nicole Pucci, a Ph.D...
This past Tuesday, Thwing Study Over drew hundreds of CWRU students for a light-hearted night before delving into finals week.
Main features of the event included a t-shirt giveaway from the University...
Glenn Nicholls reflects on a quarter century of service at CWRU
When Glenn Nicholls, vice president for student affairs, first arrived at Case Western Reserve University, the campus was a different...
On May 9, 2003, department chair of information systems Frank Collopy was trapped in his office.
That day it wasn’t due to mountains of work.
Gunshots were echoing through the Peter B. Lewis building.
A...
Soon, the Case Western Reserve University community will be marking a somber anniversary, that of one of the earliest instances of on-campus gun violence in the United States. On May 9, 2003 Biswanath...
Alexis Parisi, Senior News Reporter
• April 26, 2013
Case Western Reserve University may not have the warmth of Florida, but it’s got something else from the sunshine state: a Blackstone LaunchPad program. Originally launched at the University of Miami...
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