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David Satcher Case Western Reserve University alumni often play critical roles in health care, from patient practice to administration. Among them is David L. Satcher (MED '70; GRS ’70, anatomy; HON '90), who was the answer to this week’s Connect trivia question: What alumni served as both the dire...

This week’s Guess Where photo paid homage to a Case Western Reserve University legend. The "Searcher" on a quest for knowledge above Tomlinson Hall. We shared a photo of “the Searcher,” the carving above the entrance of Tomlinson Hall. Most respondents correctly named the carving’s location. Tom...

In just a few days, Case Western Reserve University will celebrate the Class of 2017’s accomplishments at commencement. Many of our new graduates will head to a job or internship following commencement—60 percent of those who responded to this week’s Connect poll said that was their next destinati...

The clue we provided Monday Nearly all respondents correctly guessed the answer to this week’s question. After last weekend’s event, a new winning team will be added to the rock: the class of 2017, which became the sixth class in university history to win all four years. The other classes that won...

Answers to this week’s Connect trivia question were all over the board. We asked: At this weekend’s Hudson Relays, the Class of 2017 will go for its fourth-straight win. What class was the first to win all four years? No one was able to correctly guess the answer: 1982. Other classes to have won t...

In this week’s Guess Where photo, we featured the Mather Memorial Building. Just a fourth of respondents correctly guessed Mather Memorial; with Amasa Stone Chapel being another common guess. Constructed from 1911-1913, the building is named for Flora Stone Mather, a benefactor of the university wh...

This week’s Guess Where image featured part of the design of one of Case Western Reserve University’s—and Cleveland’s—most architecturally interesting landmarks: The Peter B. Lewis Building, home of the Weatherhead School of Management. The photo showed one of the inscriptions within the concrete f...

In this week’s Guess Where feature, we showcased a sculpture outside the School of Law, called “Alphabet Series: Black.” About a third of those who took a guess correctly named the sculpture. Others were able to recognize its location. “Alphabet Series: Black,” by Fletcher Benton, is part of the P...

Today (March 3) is Employee Appreciation Day. Earlier this week, we asked supervisors to tell us what they most appreciate about their employees. Here are some of the answers they gave: “Diversity—that's what we should all appreciate! Working in Undergraduate Admission gives us the privilege of ...

The Illusion opens at Eldred Theater this weekend as part of the undergraduate theater season. Adapted by Tony Award-winning playwright Tony Kushner from Pierre Corneille classic 17-century play, the show “presents a fantastical tale of romance and regret as a distraught father seeks the power of d...