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Longtime fundraising leader Bruce Loessin steps down; health sciences' Carol Moss to succeed him
After leading the largest and most successful capital campaign in Case Western Reserve’s history, Bruce Loessin is stepping down as the university’s fundraising leader at the end of this month. “What an amazing ride that [capital campaign] has been,” Loessin said in thanking the university…
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Be part of a seven-year campuswide tradition during All [in] Day of Giving June 11
Case Western Reserve University will hold its seventh annual All [in] Day of Giving Tuesday, June 11. Each year, the university community is virtually brought together at the local, national and international levels during this one-day philanthropic tradition to celebrate Case Western Reserve…
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Coleman P. Burke Celebration Reception
The university community is invited to a reception in celebration of the newly established Coleman P. Burke Center for Environmental Law Tuesday, May 7, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Foster-Castele Great Hall at the Frank N. and Jocelyne K. Linsalata Alumni Center. In honor of the largest alumni gift…
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Samuel H. Miller, alumnus and long-time business and philanthropy leader, dies at 97
Samuel H. Miller, a 1941 Case Western Reserve alumnus who became one of Cleveland’s most influential business leaders, died Thursday. He was 97 years old. Samuel Miller in a CWRU archives photo, circa 1939 The son of immigrants who grew up poor and speaking only Russian and Yiddish, Miller was…
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University supporters' $1.8 billion in campaign giving surpasses two goals—and all expectations
Case Western Reserve’s Forward Thinking capital campaign has concluded with a total of $1.82 billion in pledges and gifts—far exceeding the updated $1.5 billion goal set in 2014, much less the original aim of $1 billion. “The generosity of alumni, friends and philanthropic organizations is both…
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New endowed engineering deanship
Alum and longtime benefactor Charles H. Phipps commits $5 million to advance research, strategic initiatives at Case School of Engineering Charles Phipps has had a deep, personal and professional connection with the Case School of Engineering at Case Western Reserve University for more than 70…
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State of the University 2018
Editor’s Note: After consultation with the Faculty Senate four years ago, the president’s annual State of the University report transitioned from a spoken address to a written account. Below is 2018’s edition; readers are encouraged to post questions and comments. To the Case Western Reserve…
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Support CWRU causes today during #GivingTuesdayatCWRU
Help put the “giving” back into the giving season by participating in #GivingTuesdayatCWRU today (Nov. 27). Everyone knows that Black Friday and Cyber Monday are days when shoppers take advantage of huge sales. #GivingTuesday, which follows those deal days, starts the charitable season with a day…
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In photos: See how our students give back year round
This time of year is often a time to reflect, express gratitude and give back. So as Thanksgiving approaches, The Daily wanted to pause to recognize the students who regularly contribute to our campus and Cleveland communities—and far beyond. Want to help support some of these student volunteer…
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University remembers alumnus, generous supporter Bob Aiken
Bob and his wife, Brenda, committed $20 million in 2017 to support biomedical engineering Alumnus Robert “Bob” Aiken, who last year committed $20 million with his wife, Brenda, to support the university’s biomedical engineering efforts, died Monday at his home just west of Philadelphia. He was…