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Homecoming and Reunion Celebration marks a jam-packed weekend filled with firsts
Case Western Reserve celebrated the naming of a new residence hall after one of its most accomplished alumnae Saturday as part of a homecoming and family weekend filled with firsts. In addition to the ceremony honoring the late Congresswoman and two-time Case Western Reserve graduate Stephanie Tubb...
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From tailgates and man caves to the family fridge
Student entrepreneur builds growing business with magnetic bottle openers It began as a simple gesture of thanks. Brian Tighe made a bottle opener for a friend’s grandfather to mount on the dock at his pond as a thank-you for letting him fish there. Except the man really didn’t care for the gift,...
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Free exams and X-rays offered at School of Dental Medicine on Oct. 19
Anyone 18 years and older who has never enrolled as a patient at the Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine’s main clinic is invited to receive a free exam and X-rays at the fourth annual Admitting Day on Wednesday, Oct. 19. Appointments, which can last up to two hours, are requi...
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Goodyear Innovation Challenge welcomes entries from U.S. graduate students
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, in collaboration with the Weatherhead School of Management at Case Western Reserve University, is sponsoring a business design and innovation competition to redefine the tire for the Internet of Things. The Goodyear Innovation Challenge invited teams of four to f...
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CWRU ‘spin-in’ Intwine Connect rides new trend ‘Internet of Things’ to expansion and job growth
Business with lab on campus creating real-world opportunities for engineering students Intwine Connect LLC, a recent Case Western Reserve University “spin-in” venture from a startup based in suburban Chagrin Falls, is riding the vast connectivity needs driven by the so-called “Internet of Things” to...
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CWRU’s 2016-17 Think Forum speaker series brings celebrated artists and scientists to campus
Speakers include award-winning playwrights, best-selling authors, a celebrated cultural critic and filmmaker, and renowned water scientist Case Western Reserve University’s Think Forum speaker series is presenting a lineup of celebrated guest lecturers covering a wide range of topical issues, from c...
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The countdown begins: Homecoming weekend is Oct. 13–16
With exactly two weeks left until homecoming weekend officially kicks off, the Alumni Association, student organizations and many others across campus are preparing for the festivities to begin. A full list of events, times and locations is available at case.edu/homecoming, but we’ve pulled out a f...
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New partnership with The Posse Foundation seeks to increase college access
CWRU, Posse Foundation to recruit and select 10 students to receive full tuition to join the Class of 2021 Case Western Reserve announced today that it has partnered with The Posse Foundation, a nationally renowned organization dedicated to increasing college access for promising urban students from...
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HoloAnatomy app tops Google, Sir David Attenborough to win international science media award
It takes pretty terrific technology to top Google. And extraordinary images to outdo Sir David Attenborough. Case Western Reserve and Cleveland Clinic did both Wednesday, winning the immersive virtual reality and augmented reality category in the 2016 Jackson Hole Science Media Awards competition....
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Unprecedented support: CWRU alumni and friends set yet more fundraising records
Case Western Reserve’s friends and supporters set another new all-time giving record in 2015-2016, committing $174.1 million to everything from scholarships and professorships to buildings and major research initiatives. The total is more than $7 million higher than last year, and represents the ni...