The Common Data Set (CDS) initiative is a collaborative effort among institutional researchers and guidebook publishers, as represented by the College Board, Peterson's, and U.S. News & World Report.

Are you teaching an interesting or unconventional course during spring semester? Whether your course is being offered for the first time or a perennial favorite, we want to hear about it. We’re ...

The Case Comprehensive Cancer Center's (Case CCC) interdisciplinary seminar series addresses cutting-edge clinical, translational, and basic research topics in cancer, serving as a focal point for the ...

The MS in Regenerative Medicine and Entrepreneurship (RGME) at Case Western Reserve University is Ohio’s first two-year master’s program of its kind—designed for bold thinkers ready to transform ...

BROOK PARK, originally part of MIDDLEBURG TWP., was founded in 1914 and incorporated as a city in 1961. It occupies 11 sq. mi., located 14 mi. southwest of Cleveland and bounded on the south by BEREA ...

The CUYAHOGA RIVER FIRE (22 June 1969) dramatized the extent of the river's pollution and the ineffectiveness of the city's lagging pollution abatement program. The fire, which witnesses reported ...

The Canada-United States Law Institute (CUSLI) is a bi-national, non-for-profit, multidisciplinary entity that sponsors conferences, forums, research opportunities, student internships and academic ...

CLEVELAND CITY GOVERNMENT. Cleveland's city government took its present shape in Jan. 1914 with implementation of a new Home Rule Charter (see HOME RULE) which increased the city's powers of ...

Case Western Reserve University is committed to providing you with a state-of-the-art education. We make smart investments in the resources we believe are essential in preparing you for the wider ...

The CENTRAL VIADUCT, built between 1887-88, was a high-level bridge that linked the east and west sides of Cleveland. It stood where the Innerbelt Bri ...

Year Name 1836-37 John W. Wiley 1836 Josiah Barber, Ohio City 1837, 1842 Francis A. Burrows, Ohio City 1838-39 Norman C., ...

FOREST CITY ENTERPRISES, INC., which grew to own some $2 billion in real estate in 1993, was founded in 1922 by Jewish Polish immigrant Charles Ratner who opened the Forest City Materials Co. to sell ...