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Newly named DiSanto Arena will become primary home for men’s and women’s varsity basketball

Swinehart family gift hopes to spark curiosity in future generations

Morton Brooks (CIT ’41) was a mathematically gifted student from an underprivileged family in 1930s Cleveland. Despite his talent and determination, the financial challenges of the Great Depression made higher education seem out of reach. Encouraged by his high school advisor to pursue scholarship…

Happy birthday, Case Western Reserve University! The incredible part of this celebration is that every single one of our alumni, friends and partners has contributed to this storied history. But it does make me wonder: what mark will your legacy leave on future generations? The Office of Strategic…

Parents, family and friends rally around the loss of a beloved recent graduate

After the unexpected loss of their son, Luca, to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), Tony and Laura Corsi of Mayfield Village, Ohio, were determined to help prevent other families from experiencing a similar tragedy. Through a trust they established, Love Luca, the couple began organizing…

University receives $2 million commitment from alumnus and trustee to boost popular music studies, honoring decades of musical devotion and philanthropy

Siblings honor parents’ legacy by cementing generational commitment to education

Many students face financial barriers to pursuing higher education, and often have to decide between the school of their dreams and a more economical option. But supporters like you help them choose the school that’s the best fit by fueling scholarships. Case Western Reserve University remains…

Halfway through his first year at Case Institute of Technology, Grant Saviers (CIT ’66; GRS ’68, engineering) walked into the computing center and discovered the Burroughs 220—a room-sized machine humming with mystery. Encouraged to experiment, he discovered both an interest in computer engineering…