Meet six of our talented undergraduate presenters and learn more about Intersections:

CWRU undergraduate researchers are showcasing their discoveries at Intersections, a symposium that gives faculty, staff, other students and members of the broader community an opportunity to see their meaningful contributions in research and creative endeavors across campus.

Winter break is just around the corner, but the action in #TheLand isn’t slowing down ❄️ Check out three things to do around our city this month:

Now, Kelly's work was recently highlighted by Crain’s Cleveland Business in its “40 Under 40 2025” class. Take a look:

More than a decade ago, CWRU School of Law alum Rose Kelly joined CWRU as an assistant controller for specialized accounting at the university's Controller’s Office. 1/2

This January

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This #GivingTuesday, help CWRU keep our community strong by supporting the groups and organizations making an impact on student experiences. Plus, donate $50+ and get a pair of CWRU socks! Give now:

CWRU researchers received a $2.5 million grant to support advancing technology that enhances the ability to locate therapeutic cells or diseased cells like cancer. Get the details:

Last month, CWRU students took part in the Fall 2025 Saturday of Service, where 145 participants contributed to 16 community projects across Cleveland. Learn more:

A new art exhibit, “One Art One Community,” is now on display at the Case Western Reserve University Wade Park Community Engagement Center. The exhibit features 46 pieces by 16 artists who are incarcerated at the Grafton Correctional Institution.

An international team led by @cwru researchers has brought Dunkleosteus into the modern era of paleontology by analyzing specimens from the @goCMNH. Learn more about this 14-foot armored fish:

CWRU researchers just challenged decades of asthma science, identifying new “pseudo leukotrienes” that may be the real drivers of inflammation. Their discovery could reshape how we treat asthma and other diseases linked to oxidative stress.

"The people who have come to Case Western Reserve to study, to discover and to support our mission are the fuel that powers us ahead as a force that moves the world." Hear more from President Eric W. Kaler and Mrs. Karen F. Kaler, and see the CWRU Letterpress in action.

From scholastic roots in Germany and Kazakhstan and homegrown talent from right here at CWRU and in Cleveland, we welcomed several new faculty members with rich educational experiences to the @CWRUartsci this semester.

CWRU administrative offices will close at 3 p.m. today for the Thanksgiving holiday, and will reopen Monday, Dec. 1. Have a great break, Spartans! 💙

Farrokh Khatibi, triple alumnus of CWRU, is making a commitment to establish The Dr. Farrokh Khatibi Professorship at @CaseEngineer's Department of Electrical, Computer and Systems Engineering. Learn more:

Their work could help scientists better understand how to read the body's genetic "instruction manual" in different circumstances—such as understanding what goes wrong when diseases develop or how cells change their jobs as we grow. Check it out:

Researchers at CWRU compared different computer tools used to analyze how DNA folds and interacts inside individual cells.

In recognition of International Education Week (Nov. 17–21), we caught up with CWRU students and alumni to hear how study abroad shaped their academic paths, personal growth and career goals ✈️🌍 Hear what they had to say: https://t.co/8DfHr3LuLU

After a career-ending injury, CWRU computer science student Sanjay Thiyagarajan built https://t.co/ZnfvricUXG, which uses AI to analyze movement, prevent injuries, and guide recovery to keep others in the game. Check out his work: