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CWRU’s Writing Program announces 2026 recipients of Teaching and Writing Awards
Writing is fundamental to the work of Case Western Reserve University, enabling the development and circulation of knowledge, creating and sustaining communities and advocating for social and community action. At CWRU, the Writing Program is pleased to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of…
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Recent graduate Bryce Hodge wins Ohio Collegiate License Plate Program scholarship
Case Western Reserve University license plates are available under the Bureau of Motor Vehicles' Ohio Collegiate Plate Program. Through this initiative, Ohio residents can promote their alma mater and show their CWRU spirit while providing funds toward needed scholarship support for students.Bryce…
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Materials science and engineering student Caroline Kromalic receives Best Poster award at the MDS-Rely Spring Meeting
Caroline Kromalic, a graduate student in materials science and engineering at Case Western Reserve University, recently received the Best Poster award at the Materials Data Science (MDS)-Rely Spring Meeting in Pittsburgh. In her project, Kromalic studied the reliability of aerosol jet printed…
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Getting game-ready: Alumni gifts will transform historic Adelbert Gym into new DiSanto Arena
As student-athletes decades ago, Fred DiSanto (WRC ’85, MGT ’86), Don Richards (CIT ’79, MGT ’81) and James C. Wyant, PhD (CIT ’65, HON ’23), trained in Adelbert Gym, one of Case Western Reserve University’s oldest buildings, built in 1888. Now, a transformative renovation is underway to bring this…
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Alumna’s gift doubles down on student support
A gift from alumna, trustee Susan Mucciarone will expand leadership development opportunities
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From CWRU Board of Trustees Chair Julie Gerberding
From the Board Chair
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Police Department's Sarah Shendy said that cops can help kids grow strong and stay safe
Cleveland Plain Dealer: Sarah Shendy, a police lieutenant in the Case Western Reserve University Division of Public Safety, said police can play a vital role in helping children overcome trauma by recognizing adverse childhood experiences, responding with compassion, and serving as trusted role…
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Med's Amy Edwards offers safety, health tips for the 2026 World Cup
U.S. News & World Report: Amy Edwards, associate professor at the School of Medicine, the World Cup is unlikely to become a disease superspreader because most events are outdoors, where viruses spread less easily, and U.S. hospitals have ample summer capacity. She warns measles poses the…
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CWRU recognizes four outstanding staff members with university-wide service awards
Case Western Reserve University is having a banner year—from being named a “New Ivy” by Forbes to landing among the top 25 universities in the country. Such achievements are the result of the hard work of the institution’s faculty, staff and students, alike.Though staff members’ work doesn’t…
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OpenVPN software to be updated June 12
University Technology advises members of the Case Western Reserve University community that OpenVPN software will receive an update on managed endpoints Friday, June 12. A prompt will appear to import configuration settings when the software is opened. Users are advised to accept the prompt as this…