Events

22nd edition and 19th year in Cleveland at CWRU! Local premieres of recent, acclaimed Italian films in the original language with English subtitles. FREE and open to all in Strosacker Auditorium March 26 & 31, April 2, 6, 8. Films start at 7 pm. Parking suggested in Veale Parking Tower at modest cost.

Join us as we open Sexual Assault Awareness Month with an informational fair from community and campus partners as well as crafts and activities, including a Survivor Speak Out and Survivor Art Displayed. Take this opportunity to learn more about violence prevention on our campus and how we can all support survivors!

Avoid the stress of an all-nighter and get ahead on your upcoming assignments! Librarians will be giving away pizza (until it lasts!) and answering any library-related or research questions you have to ensure that this semester is a success! Bring your appetite and your questions!

Art History Student Sponsored lecture. Dr. Ximena A. Gómez, Assistant Professor of American Art at University of Massachusetts Amherst will deliver her talk, "Con Altura Colonialismo: The Popular Power of Colonial Latin American Art."

Case Western Reserve University is committed to creating a safe, welcoming and inclusive environment. All students are invited to attend a town hall meeting to hear updates on the university's programs to prevent sex discrimination and harassment on campus and, importantly, to hear from students about how we can best support you if you are impacted by these things. Register for one of the follo...

This beloved chamber music concert series features talented young artists and faculty from the Case Western Reserve University Historical Performance Practice Program. Each performance offers a unique and intimate experience, with repertoire inspired by the artwork on display—creating a captivating dialogue between music and art.

Join the Mather Center for our mobile coffee shop, as part of Graduate Student Appreciation Week. Come to work in community, come to hang out and chat, come for a free latte or pastry! We will have a latte bar featuring Cleveland Espresso and pastries.

Higher Education is at a crossroads. The PhD can provide numerous career opportunities. Yet, many programs across the country prepare students for a single career - an academic position at an R1 institution. We all know there is a shortage of these positions and anecdotally a large number of current PhD students are not even interested in this career path.  There are many challenges in navig...

Neurosciences Seminar Thursday, April 2, 2026 12 PM, BRB 105 Ukpong Eyo, PhD Associate Professor, Neuroscience, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA Host: Neurosciences Graduate Students Lecture Title: "Microglial P2RY12 as promising targets in brain disease." Abstract: The purinergic P2RY12 receptor as emerged as a principal gene/protein in microglial identity. Simulta...

The online Spoken English Language Program Conversation Hour is open to any CWRU graduate students, postdocs, employees, undergraduates, and spouses/partners of CWRU students/employees who would like to participate in conversations and discussions in English. The sessions are designed for those whom English is not their first language. Sessions provide a relaxing, friendly, fun, and intellectua...

At Case Western Reserve University, we want to promote the health and well-being of all our students. In addition to individual and group counseling and a variety of other counseling services, we offer Let’s Talk. Let’s Talk is a drop-in service that offers 1:1 informal, confidential consultation with a UHCS counselor. Who is a good fit for Let’s Talk? Students wanting to talk through a ...

Join us on Thursday, April 2 for the Networking Roundtable. Do you have an idea for an invention but are struggling with next steps? Are you considering founding or participating in a startup company, and looking to receive feedback? Join us for an action-packed, quick mentoring event focused on providing CWRU faculty, students and alumni with an opportunity to share their idea—whether just ...

CWRU's LGBT Center offers workshops to raise awareness of LGBT issues and grow support for members of the LGBT community. All members of the Case Western Reserve University community, especially non-LGBT students, are encouraged to attend our workshops to expand their knowledge and understanding. This workshop is 1 hour and covers topics such as LGBT history at Case, important terminology, ally...

Black resistance to white supremacy is often reduced to a simple binary, between Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s nonviolence and Malcolm X’s “by any means necessary.” In her lecture, "We Refuse," historian Kellie Carter Jackson looks beyond this false choice, offering an unflinching examination of the breadth of Black responses to white oppression, particularly those pioneered by Black women, with...

Celebrate the establishment of the inaugural eminent professorship at Case Western Reserve University, The Pavey Family Eminent Professorship, and the appointment of Paul J. Tesar, PhD (CWR '03) as the inaugural professor.

Video game expert Alex Rogan finds himself transported to another planet after conquering the video game The Last Starfighter, only to find out it was just a test. He is recruited to join the team of best Starfighters to defend their world from the attack. CIA & CWRU professor Steven Ciampaglia will introduce the film and lead a discussion afterwards. He teaches the class Wargames: The US Milit...

The Wellness Through the Weekend event, presented as part of National Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week, is dedicated to equipping all graduate and professional students with practical strategies for sustaining well-being beyond the classroom and lab. Featuring expert insights from University Health & Counseling Services, this program provides guidance on self-care, stress man...

Help sort and pack books by reading level so that partner sites can distribute them accordingly to children in need to foster literacy and a love of reading.

Are you studying abroad this spring but still have a lot of questions? Join recent Study Abroad Alumni in round table resources on topics like travel logistics, financials, cultural engagement, and personal preparation! This event is for Summer 2026, Fall 2026 & AY 26-27 study abroad students only.

Martha Schaffer, Director of First-Year Writing in the Writing Program and senior instructor in the English Department, joins UCITE to discuss the challenges and opportunities the advancements in AI technologies have brought to writing instructors and writers. Learn strategies for use and non-use of AI use in your courses and how to navigate the new landscape of teaching in a world of AI.