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Congrats to our admitted undergrads!Accept your offer of admissionby May 1 to join the Class of 2030.
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\"CWRUCelebrating 200 years

At Case Western Reserve University, we think big.
\nBut we don't just think—we do.
\nIn labs and classrooms, we spend each day asking—and discovering—how
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Expand Your Education

With hundreds of programs in a variety of formats, we're confident you'll find an option that fits your goals.

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Undergraduate ProgramsGraduate & Professional ProgramsOnline Programs

The CWRU Difference

#1

fastest-growing research university
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Top 25

university in the U.S. for propelling students to real-world success and long-term impact (TIME)

99%

of our undergrads take part in experiential learning, including research, co-ops and internships

550

student organizations where you can pursue your passions, give back to your community and make amazing new friends

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arts, cultural, medical and academic institutions within 1 mile, making our campus a vibrant place to study, work and live

18th

worldwide in innovation, according to Nature Index

96

countries represented among our student body

16

Nobel Laureates among our alumni and faculty

Research and Innovation

Humanizing art

A distinguished scholar in public humanities, Erin Benay’s work includes studying 17th century art through CWRU and Cleveland Museum of Art’s joint graduate program—the only of its kind in the U.S.

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Find Yourself in Cleveland

Our hometown offers the best of both worlds: big-city opportunities in a tight-knit community. Here, you can immerse yourself in our robust arts scene, explore your entrepreneurial spirit, take in a pro sports win, enjoy our 50,000+ acres of parks and green spaces, or explore any number of other exciting adventures.

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More to Explore

No matter your interest, CWRU offers opportunities to match—from training in the arts to driving groundbreaking research to competing on the field.

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The Arts

Music, theater and dance take center stage in Maltz Performing Arts Center and beyond.

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Collaborative Research

In our Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building, we’ll push the boundaries of what’s possible.

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Athletics

From 19 D-III varsity athletics teams to dozens of club options, Spartans get in the game.

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Student Spotlight

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humanities classes have fewer than 20 students

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museums and other cultural institutions in our neighborhood

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of recent humanities graduates participated in research or creative endeavors

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– Logan T., biology, bioethics and medical humanities
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News and Updates

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$2 million gift aims to support emerging cancer researchers at Case Western Reserve University

New endowment from Linda Leatherbury will honor the memory of her late husband and support PhD students conducting research at Case Comprehensive Cancer Center

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Case Western Reserve University named to Forbes’ ‘New Ivies’ list

Evaluation based on preparing and graduating students that employers seek in an evolving AI-driven workforce

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American Heart Association backs new research that could transform cardiac outcomes for hundreds of thousands of Americans

New research is bringing science one critical step closer to understanding what causes cardiac arrest and potentially preventing it.The American Heart Association (AHA) has granted Case Western Reserve University the Rapid Impact Research Award, a designation reserved for research the AHA considers…

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Nationally renowned electrical engineer named dean of Case Western Reserve University’s engineering school

Susan Hagness, longtime professor at University of Wisconsin–Madison, brings exceptional research, education and leadership experience to Case School of Engineering

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Science without a script

CWRU’s CURE courses give first-year students the chance to conduct real research from day one

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Case Western Reserve University’s new Sherwin-Williams Paint & Coatings Studio aims to fuel innovation, STEM workforce

New facility on the Sears think[box] fifth floor provides students with industry-aligned tools to bridge the gap between classroom theory and real-world application

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While healthcare struggled to keep up during COVID-19, community clinics never wavered

Five-year study reveals America’s safety net clinics never faltered but warns that Hispanic and Black patients are still being left behind

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Reaching the summit: Becoming the nation’s first PhD graduate in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition

As he reaches the end of his educational journey, Reid Tileston reflects on his view from the mountaintop—and aims impossibly higher.“I want to be the world’s best teacher of Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA),” he said. “And I want to inspire my students to have the confidence to do hard…

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Trustee Bob Pavey commits $5 million to establish Case Western Reserve University’s first ‘eminent professorship’

The Pavey Family Eminent Professorship will support the research of CWRU’s Paul Tesar to accelerate discoveries and therapies with global impact

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From early morning practices to late-night study sessions, Spartan student-athletes define what it means to excel on and off the field.

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Spring has arrived in Cleveland, and campus is in full bloom.

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10 bands, one stage, and one chance to take the crown made this year’s Battle of the Bands a night to remember.

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The 90s chapter in the 200-year story of Case Western Reserve University.

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