Case Western Reserve

From fermented drinks to superheroes, Summer Session at @cwru has a course for every curiosity 🔍✨ CWRU students should consider experiencing at least one summer in CLE. Registration begins March 30. Learn more: case.edu/news/make-most…

CWRU’s Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities is marking its 30th anniversary with the 2026 Cleveland Humanities Festival, centered on the theme of “freedom.” Read more: brnw.ch/21x15po

At CWRU, extended reality is taking learning beyond the screen and into fully immersive 3D environments. By blending physical and digital worlds, XR is giving students hands-on ways to explore ideas, test concepts, and collaborate across disciplines. brnw.ch/21x15lG

Spring has officially sprung in Cleveland 🌷☀️ As temperatures rise, it’s the perfect time to trade snow boots for sunnier skies. From weekend adventures to hidden gems, here are 7 ways to enjoy the season: brnw.ch/21x15lk

At the center of CWRU’s research enterprise is a commitment to protecting its human research participants. Kim Volarcik oversees the Human Research Protection Program, guiding ethical, compliant research across the university and its partners. Read more: brnw.ch/21x15fz

This feeling? ✨ Unmatched ✨ After years of dedication and hard work, @CWRUSOM students matched into residency programs across the country yesterday! #CWRUMatchDay2026 #MatchDay

Learn more about what Harvey had to say: usatoday.com/story/news/nat…

"Because this meteor traveled so high in the atmosphere, people for a hundred miles around were able to see it," Harvey said. "As it hit the atmosphere at about 50 times the speed of sound, it was like hitting a brick wall—it just exploded."

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a... car-sized meteor that produced a sonic boom? 👀☄️ CWRU's Ralph Harvey, professor of planetary materials, spoke with @USATODAY to help explain the science behind the meteor that streaked over NE Ohio yesterday, shaking homes across the region.

Case Western Reserve University has received a $1 million commitment from the Wyant Foundation to support the renovation of Adelbert Gym, one of the university’s most historic campus landmarks. Check it out: brnw.ch/21x0KS0

#1 for research growth. #17 in the U.S. #27 in the world. See why Case Western Reserve University is being recognized as a force that drives change: brnw.ch/21x0IW7

With 200 years of groundbreaking innovation and discoveries to our name, Case Western Reserve University is now the #1 fastest-growing research university in the American Association of Universities—outpacing peers in research expenditure growth.

Case Western Reserve University has named Amanda Bailey its next vice president for human resources and its first chief human resources officer. Bailey will begin her role April 1. Learn more: brnw.ch/21x0EYl

On spring break somewhere beautiful? Don’t worry—our campus will still be sitting pretty when you return ✨💙 Named No. 33 Most Beautiful College Campus in the U.S. in @TravelLeisure, Case Western Reserve University shines in every season.

@the_mighty_bee_ @CIA CWRU's Office of Equity will support you with safety-related accommodations and an investigation by using the following form: cglink.me/2cS/s71247 You may also text the office at 216.327.4160, call 216.368.3066, or email titleix@case.edu.

@cwru I’m being stalked by one of your medical students I told him “you have bad energy, like your parents who used to come to all my meetings and greets for kids before they had any- I’m not interested, no I don’t want to be friends” I’ve told him 3 times -latest yesterday @CIA

CWRU researchers have developed a novel approach to overcome one of cancer’s toughest defenses. Using ultrasound-activated nanobubbles, the team was able to soften solid tumors and improve delivery of therapies, with findings published in ACS Nano 🧬 brnw.ch/21x0yFF

Happy Employee Appreciation Day, Spartans 💙 Thank you to all who help make our campus a vibrant place to learn, work and grow.

Heading into spring break like...

Calling all CWRU coders 🚨💻 Undergraduate students are invited to participate in the second annual RFB Programming Competition—with a chance to win up to $50,000! Register by Friday, March 20, to receive instructions for the qualifying round: brnw.ch/21x0wfi

Every battery, fuel cell, and catalytic device starts with a single chemical reaction. CWRU postdoc Arvind Singh Heer is investigating how those reactions begin and evolve to help design more efficient technologies. Check out his work: brnw.ch/21x0uK0