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Silvana Corrales Cantelmi came to �Ӱ���Ƶ to pursue biomedical engineering, ultimately planning to study gene editing. But their first SAGES course with Timothy Wutrich in the Department of Classics changed their plans. Now a fourth-year student majoring in classics, world l...

When Ishika Kanakath started her collegiate journey at �Ӱ���Ƶ, she had her fair share of doubts, after initially struggling in subjects such as math, physics, and programming. But through those challenges, she was always certain of one thing: She wanted to be just like her l...

Daniel Clare, a third-year student majoring in mechanical and aerospace engineering, has worked late into the night many times at �Ӱ���Ƶ. But it’s not just his studies that keep him up. As the suspension and steering lead on the CWRU Motorsports Baja SAE team, Clare has of...

Brendan Silva’s research is personal. As a United States Army veteran who served from 2016 to 2020, Silva saw firsthand the toll combat can have on soldiers’ mental health. Now, after transfering to �Ӱ���Ƶ in early 2023, Silva is a senior studying psychology—specifically h...

This past summer, an Instagram flier caught the attention of fourth-year �Ӱ���Ƶ student Bella Caruso. The event? A dance workshop hosted by the Cavs Dance Team (CDT). Drawn by the team’s dance style, Caruso decided to attend, where she was later given a “fast pass” to auditi...

An urban environment was non-negotiable during John Yang’s college search. It made sense for an aspiring civil engineer. Using Google Maps, Yang virtually explored cities across the United States, with �Ӱ���Ƶ rising to the top of his list. “As I learned more about the unive...

Mammoth Mountain in California experienced a whopping 192 inches of snowfall in March 2023. These details are very familiar to �Ӱ���Ƶ student Carson Williams, who nervously tracked the storms hitting the area from thousands of miles away. Williams, alongside other members of...

Chemical engineering is all around us. It’s physical: we can see it, touch it and smell it. Take, for example, using car air fresheners or smelling your mother’s cooking. Air fresheners take advantage of transport principles by using the mass transfer coefficient kin the air and agitating it, ther...

Like many incoming students at �Ӱ���Ƶ, Elie Stenson thought she knew for certain what field she would pursue. With her focus on STEM, she enrolled in other courses “on a whim,” including the course “Introduction to Social and Cultural Anthropology and Art and Culture in Cleveland.” Th...

In his program at �Ӱ���Ƶ, graduate student Ellis Wright ponders such questions as: "What is intelligence?" and "What does it mean to know something?" With a focus on artificial intelligence, Wright is a rising third-year student in the Master of Science in Computer Science ...