Meet the three master’s students featured in the dance department’s spring performance: Emergence.
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An interview with Michele Tracy Berger, professor of religious studies and director of the Baker-Nord Institute for the Humanities
“CWRUbotix gives students experience working on a long-term project with an interdisciplinary team”, stated club president Noah Mollerstuen.
When “Chi” Elliott met the aspiring doctors, scientists and lawyers passionate about creative writing, she knew CWRU was the place for her.
Some people have a natural inclination to be genuinely welcoming and it’s the immediate reaction one gets when meeting Drew, who recently joined the dean’s office as a director of national development.
During COVID-19, the university’s Ceramics Club was in limbo, but in 2021, two students—Olivia Weng (pictured left – CWR ‘23) and Sai Mamidi (on the right – MGT ‘24)—had a goal of bringing people back together.