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Both Jonathan Powell and James Hopper readily admit their collegiate tennis prospects weren’t the strongest. “There were very few coaches who were truly interested in recruiting me,” said Hopper, now a rising senior majoring in biomedical engineering who grew up playing soccer and didn’t get serio...

There’s nothing quite like summer in The Land—and it’s just days away. With seemingly endless opportunities to enjoy yourself the next few months—from kayaking on the Cuyahoga to catching a game at Progressive Field to enjoying live music on patios around the city—it’s likely you don’t need any reco...

The Case Western Reserve University community is mourning the loss of staff member Anand Kadambi (CWR ’06), who died unexpectedly last week. He was 38. A kind and gentle soul since childhood, he often thought of others before himself and was always willing to offer a helping hand. When Anand was ...

Serving the community is the foundation of Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine’s mission. From the Healthy Smiles Sealant Program with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District to regular patient care for as many as 70,000 patients annually at the Dental Clinic on Chester Aven...

University of Minnesota's Michael Oakes excels at catalyzing broad collaborations

Picture Health CEO reports initial round of seed funding is oversubscribed When Case Western Reserve research showed that artificial intelligence (AI) could identify which lung cancer patients would benefit from chemotherapy, a national magazine called the finding one of the “10 Most Incredible Med...

The Case Western Reserve University men's tennis team, ranked second in Division III, will be heading to the NCAA Championship match for the second-straight season after defeating fourth-ranked Middlebury College 5-1 in their semifinal match on Tuesday morning. CWRU will now have its shot at redemp...

It took almost three years, but this weekend Case Western Reserve University finally had the chance to celebrate fully traditional commencement ceremonies—indoors and all. "This is a happy day," President Eric W. Kaler declared at Sunday morning's convocation, and the crowd showed its agreement wit...

Four years after earning his own two degrees from Case Western Reserve, Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb urged the university’s 2022 graduates to pursue opportunities that inspire passion—even if they lead in unexpected directions. “What I want to ask of you as you keep writing your story is to engage w...

After back-to-back years of markedly different graduation festivities—virtual in 2020 and restricted to students and select faculty in 2021—Case Western Reserve University will again welcome families and friends to campus this weekend for commencement ceremonies. More than 2,500 graduating students...