For nearly 40 years, the Department of Pharmacology has sponsored a Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) designed to introduce college students to basic laboratory research. This 10-week ...

10 CENT BEER NIGHT was a promotion hosted by the CLEVELAND INDIANS (now Guardians) in a Major League Baseball (MLB) game against the Texas Rangers on June 4, 1974. This promotion was intended to build ...

UH&CS has partnered with TimelyCare to provide students with 24/7 virtual medical and mental health support. Download the Timelycare app or click below to learn more. Visit TimelyCare Current Hours & ...

The Fowler Center for Business as an Agent of World Benefit at Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management is the global home for appreciative inquiry and AIM2Flourish. The ...

The Master of Science in Anesthesia program accepts up to approximately 27 to 36 students per location per year who progress through the program as a cohort. This small size ensures that students ...

More than 70 interdisciplinary researchers in every school across the university are engaged in child-related studies across a wide range of research areas.

IMMIGRATION AND MIGRATION. The growth of major industrial centers such as Cleveland was made possible in large part by the migration of peoples of a variety of origins to provide the labor or ...

You’ll have three different options to complete your Master of Science in Data Science, each designed to give you the flexibility to match your career goals. Classes lay the foundation, but real-world ...

SHORT VINCENT, a street 1 block in length between E. 9th and E. 6th streets NE, was once a colorful center of downtown Cleveland nightlife. Officially named Vincent Ave. NE, the street crossed ...

Between 1900-20, Cleveland's population doubled, from 381,768 to 796,841; this influx of mostly unskilled workers worsened inadequate housing. While the city did purchase a parcel of land in 1913 for ...

CHADWICK, CASSIE L. (1857-10 Oct. 1907), Cleveland's most famous con artist whose trial drew world-wide attention, was born Elizabeth Bigley in Eastwood, Ontario, Canada. At 22 she was arrested in ...