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Photograph of rows of solar panels aligned in a field at a photovoltaic power plant in Cleveland.
October 21, 2025
With AI, we can … Improve the ways products are made and factories operate
Photo: A CWRU team helped bring AI-driven instruments to this Cleveland photovoltaic power plant and analyze its output. Call it a new industrial revolution: The factories that make everything from solar panels to jet engines are increasingly decked out with sensors, augmented by…
Two people examine a robotic crab on sand, with several other lab workers doing other activities in the background.
October 21, 2025
An ecosystem of innovation
Inside a campus lab that thrives on interdisciplinary collaboration
AI
October 21, 2025
With AI, we can … Prepare students for fast-growing jobs
Computer science and software engineering jobs are changing as the growth of artificial intelligence demands new skills for everything from maintaining complex AI hardware and software systems to developing tools to take the technology even further. These jobs are also increasing at a rapid…
A photo of Anish Singh sitting on a bench by Wade Lagoon
October 21, 2025
Caring for strangers at the end of their lives
Anish Singh and other Case Western Reserve University students formed the Hospice Volunteer Club earlier this year; already 30 others have joined their mission
A photographic portrait of Vanessa Pilátová with an illustrated splash of color behind her.
October 21, 2025
With AI, we can … Find our most confident voice
Case Western Reserve University School of Law student Vanessa Pilátová (CWR ’21) has learned about artificial intelligence landmines—from potential risks to client confidentiality to fake court cases in legal briefs created by AI “hallucinations.” But she also has experienced the benefits in a…
Illustration of three women smiling.
October 21, 2025
What CWRU experience outside your comfort zone made you want to do it again?
Growth rarely happens in comfort zones. For these members of the Case Western Reserve community, new challenges sparked confidence, community, and a deeper sense of purpose—on campus and beyond.
A photo taken earlier this year in Ohio Representative Allison Russo’s office in Columbus, showing Sabrina Soto (left), Representative Allison Russo (center), and Paisley Tuel (right) standing together and smiling.
October 21, 2025
With AI, we need to … Seek to safeguard the common welfare
Photo (from left): Sabrina Soto and Paisley Tuel met with Ohio Rep. Allison Russo (center) in her Columbus office. Artificial intelligence holds great promise in medicine—but also introduces challenges and uncertainties. Two Case Western Reserve University students set out to understand the…
An illustration of two teens playing basketball together.
October 21, 2025
The National Youth Sports Program’s lasting legacy at CWRU
For more than five decades, the Case Western Reserve University campus has hummed with the summertime energy and enthusiasm of more than 300 participants in the National Youth Sports Program (NYSP)—an annual five-week experience that helps shape young lives.
Four pixel illustrations doing various activities.
October 21, 2025
With AI, We Can ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. At Case Western Reserve University, it's showing up in impactful, everyday ways. In labs, classrooms, clinics and community spaces, people are putting AI to work for good—and meeting challenges with resilience. With AI, we can do more than imagine the…
A black and white portrait illustration of President Eric W. Kaler
October 21, 2025
From the President: Propelled by impact, enduring with purpose
As the 2026 bicentennial of Case Western Reserve University draws closer, I’m filled with pride to be part of an institution that holds true to its core values and mission. With these as our guide, we have persisted during times of war, years of economic growth and instability, periods of civil…