Beautification is a big part of Case for Community Day. The Spartan men’s basketball team knows the meaning of teamwork to score on the court. They will put their muscle power into action by sprucing up the Martin Luther...
The Inamoi Ethics Prize medal. Thousands of people from Los Angeles to the rainforests of South America have received free medical care through the work of humanitarian Stan Brock, the founder of Remote Area Medical (RAM). The Inamori International...
CWRU is partnering with Town Hall Cleveland. A commitment to education and public discourse has led to a vibrant new partnership for two of Cleveland’s most enduring institutions. Case Western Reserve University is teaming up with Town Hall of...
The Distinguished University Professors. At the 2010 Convocation ceremony yesterday, six exceptional faculty members were conferred the title of Distinguished University Professor—a permanent, honorific title that acknowledges the outstanding contributions of full-time, tenured professors with a distinguished academic record...
Case Western Reserve University graduate Paul Buchheit has joined with the university and the Spartan Alumni Rowing Association (SARA) in announcing a $100,000 gift for a permanent boathouse site in Cleveland. The donation to the Cleveland Rowing Foundation will...
Case for Community Day 2008 During Case Western Reserve University’s annual Case for Community Day, hundreds of volunteers are dispatched around the Greater University Circle area for a half-day of service. Administrators from organizations such as the Cleveland Cultural...
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Summer lessons in the United States, mostly at Case Western Reserve University, have proven to be every bit as valuable as Ermes Mestroni had anticipated.
Case Western Reserve University maintained its position as one of the nation’s top 50 universities this year in U.S. News & World Report’s annual “Best Colleges” issue. The magazine also reported that the Case School of Engineering climbed five notches to rank 40th this year.
A “bright” idea is being implemented at dozens of locations around the Case Western Reserve University campus. The university’s Department of Facilities Services has begun installing LED lights in strategic locations.
The Case Western Reserve University campus has an opportunity to pay it forward when hundreds of volunteers give their time to make a difference during Case for Community Day on Friday, Sept. 17, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
When Case Western Reserve University students arrive on campus this fall and go for meals in the newly renovated Leutner Hall in the North Residential Village, they will find more than food made to order. Since October 2009, Leutner Hall has undergone a $7-million transformation with a building design by the Cleveland architects Burt-Hill and San Francisco-based interior designers EDG. Now, the facility has banks of windows on the western and southern exposures that reveal flexible new spaces dedicated to dining, studying, academic and social gatherings and more. The interior is infused with the ambience of earth and sun colors and materials in the environmentally friendly building.
Members of Case Western Reserve University’s men’s basketball team will spend almost two weeks in Brazil sharpening their hoop skills and creating lifelong memories.
Anne Helmreich, associate professor of art history, became enthralled with the rise of art galleries and the concept of selling art as a commodity during a course she co-taught with Catherine Scallen, also an associate professor of art history. Helmreich plans to further her research of the history of the art market in the spring semester 2011 at the Getty Research Institute where she has been invited to be a fellow in residence. She will participate in the Institute’s research theme, "The Display of Art."
President Barbara R. Snyder announced today that she had appointed Bradley W. Fralic as Case Western Reserve’s permanent Controller. An experienced financial administrator and Certified Public Accountant, Fralic had served as interim Controller since October.
Campus members will have an opportunity to kick, pitch and run for a good cause during the Third Annual Open Doors Kickball and Dodgeball Tournament on Sept. 25.
Ramya Raman (CWR ‘10) plans to use her love and knowledge of Bharatha Natyam dance to connect with autistic children in India as a Fulbright Scholar.
Case Western Reserve University’s alumni and friends continued their extraordinary support in 2009-2010, providing $115.5 million in philanthropy. The figure represents an increase of more than 6 percent over the previous year and the second-highest amount ever received. The results also marked the third consecutive year that the university exceeded $100 million in contributions and pledges.
