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Building on a legacy of entrepreneurship
For three generations, the Ames family has passed down a passion for entrepreneurship. It started with Daniel Ames, who acquired a milk processing plant in Polo, Illinois in 1938. He imparted his knowledge of running businesses to his son, B. Charles (Chuck) Ames, who built a portfolio of small…
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Driven to give: How one student’s experience sparked a family legacy
From the soccer field to the engineering lab, Emma Hawley (CWR ’17; GRS ’18, mechanical engineering) fully embraced the Case Western Reserve University student experience. She joined a research lab as a first-year student and, by the following year, had already contributed as a co-author to a…
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A family's mission to inspire the next generation of physicians
Jason Madachy was about to realize his lifelong dream of becoming a doctor in the summer of 2007. But just one month before starting medical school, he died in an accident while on a family vacation. On what would have been his 22nd birthday, his family attended the White Coat Ceremony—the formal…
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$2.5 million commitment fuels groundbreaking glial science research at Case Western Reserve
A shared passion for conquering multiple sclerosis (MS) brought together a visionary inventor and a leading neurological scientist at Case Western Reserve University. Today, their shared vision is accelerating with a $2.5 million commitment from the Thomas F. Peterson Jr. Charitable Trust to…
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$25 million gift from Weatherhead Foundation elevates Case Western Reserve’s status as hub for leadership excellence
Gift launches Celia Scott Weatherhead Leadership Institute at Weatherhead School of Management; CWRU trustee and former Interim President Scott Cowen named inaugural chair
A construction worker signs a beam before the ISEB topping off ceremony.
From breaking ground to topping out
The latest progress on the Interdisciplinary Science and Engineering Building
Erica Hartman-Horvitz and Richard Horvitz
Fueling breakthroughs
Transformative gift brings new hope
Tom and Nancy Seitz
From vision to discovery
A generous commitment from longtime supporters accelerates research in materials innovation
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Gorilla-sized impact
Legendary professor inspires gift for entrepreneurship
From left: David and Gayle Noble and Dean Dexter Voisin
Opening doors, expanding minds
A family's commitment bolsters faculty and fuels research