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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…

Law students are helping Clevelanders protect their heirs—while gaining real-world experience

The invention of the steam engine fueled the industrial revolution, paving the way for mass production, giant transportation networks and the global economy. The impact was profound, unprecedented and previously unimaginable. Sound familiar? Today, artificial intelligence in the workplace has…

When students enter the Larry Sears and Sally Zlotnick Sears think[box], they might find one of its namesakes at a workbench, soldering or swapping ideas with fellow makers. “You learn by watching what other people are doing,” said Larry Sears (CIT ’69), who holds or co-holds nearly 20 patents.…

Researcher Marissa Scavuzzo pursues advances in neuroscience, while pulling the next generation into the discovery process

A summertime course immersed students in a Greek archaeological dig

Shanina Knighton is rethinking how we stay healthy—one phone, kitchen and bathroom at a time

How one nurse leader sees the role of AI

In January, Case Western Reserve University launched a program to help Cleveland-area residents better understand and use generative artificial-intelligence tools including ChatGPT and other chatbot services. The online training program covers the basics—from explaining how generative AI works…

The journey of Elizabeth Clayborne, MD, (MED ’11; GRS ’11, bioethics), from emergency medicine resident to successful entrepreneur began with her desire to fix a daily frustration. Clayborne saw countless people come to the emergency room (ER) with nosebleeds and sometimes wait hours for…