Last fall, the Division of Student Affairs proposed a new, three-year strategic plan to identify the University’s priorities and to define their main goals and values for the next three years.
Through...
Diversity and the lack thereof have been hotly debated topics on college campuses. It is hard not to hear this buzz word when entering a college campus and seeing the centers and programs dedicated to...
This past March, in an effort to re-center focus on diversity at Case Western Reserve University, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) passed legislation that serves to make diversity training mandatory...
With early voting beginning in less than three weeks, the University Diversity Collaborative (UDC) will hold CWRU Votes Crawl on Sept. 27 from 1-4 p.m. as a way to provide an opportunity for students to...
Shivalika Keni, Contributing Reporter
• September 16, 2016
In an effort to make Case Western Reserve University a more inclusive and diverse campus, the Division of Student Affairs, the Office of Multicultural Affairs and the Office of Inclusion, Diversity, and...
Anyone who missed the MLK Convocation on Jan. 22 was absent for something truly inspirational. From the opening musical presentation by Case Western Reserve University’s gospel choir, Voices of Glory,...
Maria Hinojosa sat down on a table in the front of the room.
“I’m sorry if I’m a little casual,” she said. “I like a smaller audience.”
At the Oct. 6 Power of Diversity lecture series...
For the fourth consecutive year, Case Western Reserve University has received the Higher Education Excellence in Diversity (HEED) Award.
Insight into Diversity, a national magazine dedicated to inclusion...
To the editor,
A collaboration between the Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity (OIDEO) and the Division of Student Affairs, Diversity 360 is a new campus-wide initiative designed to...
Julia Bianco, Director of Web and Multimedia
• April 20, 2015
Brent Staples whistled Vivaldi and other classical music as he walked down the streets of Chicago as a young African-American graduate student, hoping to combat the negative stereotypes that he saw on...
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