As executive director of development and alumni communications, Anthony Fossaceca tells the stories of CWRU’s talented students and highlights the financial support from alumni and friends that make their dreams a reality.
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Case Western Reserve University’s Homecoming and Reunion Weekend drew over 2,000 alumni, students, families, faculty, staff and friends back to campus Oct. 8-11 for four days of celebration as the university closed out its bicentennial year.The festivities began Thursday night with Blue Bash on…
Some alumni stay connected to their university through memories. Others do it through service.Over the past 15 years, Nancy Carlson (MGT ‘93) has helped build that connection for others—creating spaces for alumni to gather, strengthening relationships across the Case Western Reserve community and…
For over four decades, David Caban (CIT ‘89) has remained a steady presence at Case Western Reserve University’s radio station—first as a student discovering a passion, and later as an alumnus helping generations of DJs and student leaders keep that tradition alive.That commitment earned Caban the…
Halle Tecco (CWR ’06) built her career by moving early toward new ideas and emerging opportunities others had not yet fully recognized.That mindset helped define her path as an entrepreneur, investor and educator, and earned Tecco the Professional Achievement Award from the Alumni Association of…
For generations of Case Western Reserve University students, Footlighters has been more than a musical theater group—it has been a creative home, a community and a shared passion that continues long after graduation.That enduring bond will bring alumni and current members together this fall for a…
The Alumni Association Awards honor alumni and friends whose professional accomplishments, service and leadership reflect the values and spirit of Case Western Reserve. The five 2026 recipients will be recognized at the Alumni Awards Luncheon during Homecoming and Reunion Weekend, Oct. 8-11.“This…
Case Western Reserve University trustee Craig Bashein and his wife, Michele, have committed $1 million to establish the Craig and Michele Bashein Family Population and Community Health Endowment, providing long-term support for the university’s Institute for Population and Community Health.The fund…
When Bob Pavey talks about building a great university, he doesn’t start with buildings or balance sheets. He starts with people.That belief is now reshaping Case Western Reserve in a historic way. Pavey, together with his wife, Trisha, and their family, has committed $5 million to establish the…
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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…
Case Western Reserve University’s Think Forum, one of the nation’s longest consecutive-running speaker series, continues this spring with a lineup that brings together powerful authors from the worlds of education, literature and science.
Designed to spark dialogue and broaden perspectives, Think…