Today is the deadline for applications for our internal Wellman Hill Public Service Internships. These internships, funded by our double alumna Judge Magistrate Elizabeth Hill, are a signature program of the Department of Political Science. Every year the Wellman Hill committee – composed of our alumni, our faculty, and...
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The Rumi Forum is offering research and project internship opportunities. The research intern will assist with preparation of our publications that include topics such as peace, conflict resolution, community cohesion, multiculturalism, pluralism, social justice and interfaith issues. The responsibility of these interns will be centered around general projects of the Rumi Forum,...
This is the time of year for students in their junior (or sophomore) year to organize applications for fellowships and scholarships. This is also the time for sophomores to begin to look beyond their graduation date and to consider how they might plan for their future. CWRU offers a...
As we near the end of January, the world’s political and financial elite have been meeting in Davos, Switzerland. The meeting of the World Economic Forum, the theme for which was Creating a Shared Future in a Fractured World, concluded today; you can find information about the World Economic Forum...
On Monday, CWRU and the nation celebrated and commemorated the birthday of Martin Luther King, Jr. CWRU’s celebration continues today with the MLK Convocation Lecture. New York Times writer Nikole Hannah-Jones is this year’s CWRU Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Convocation speaker; you can attend her lecture today, at 12:45 p.m. in the Kelvin and...
This newsletter will be brief, as our staff prepare to abandon campus in the advance of an oncoming storm.
The New Year and the new term begin with new courses and with confounding news in the US about presidential behavior, proposed immigration policy reforms, and increasing attention to...