homecoming

For the third year in a row, Case Western Reserve University is turning Uptown blue and kicking off homecoming weekend with Blue Block Party. The campus community will take over Toby’s Plaza at Case Western Reserve University and Uptown, located at the corner of Euclid Avenue and Mayfield Road,…

There is still time to vote for the 2014 homecoming king and queen, who will be announced during halftime of this weekend's homecoming football game. Voting closes at noon on Friday, Oct. 17. Vote online at orgsync.com/95840/forms/120321. 

Celebrate Case Western Reserve University’s homecoming weekend with the Blue Block Party, a dynamic street festival celebrating the innovation and talents of CWRU students and alumni with food, music, entertainment and more. The party will take place at Toby’s Plaza in Uptown on Thursday, Oct. 16,…

Show your school spirit by participating in the 2014 homecoming parade Saturday, Oct. 18. Register your car, banner or float online by Oct. 15 to participate in the parade. This year’s theme is #CWRUThrowback. To learn more about how to build a float, visit wikihow.com/Build-a-Float. The…

The Barnes and Noble university bookstore wants its homecoming window display to be all about the CWRU community—so its management wants your feedback. Send written ideas, drawings and screenshots for this year’s window display to Amanda Nolan at arn9@case.edu.

Celebrate Case Western Reserve University’s homecoming weekend with the Blue Block Party, a dynamic street festival celebrating the innovation and talents of CWRU students and alumni with food, music, entertainment and more. The party will take place at Toby’s Plaza in Uptown on Thursday, Oct. 16,…

The 2014 Homecoming King and Queen applications are now live. The Office of Student Activities and Leadership is looking forward to another wonderful Homecoming and encourage all Spartans with distinguished enthusiasm and pride in Case Western Reserve University to take a chance at being the next…

Homecoming 2014 is quickly approaching. The Office of Student Activities is in the midst of planning the Homecoming Parade and looking for individuals in the community with convertibles or vintage vehicles to participate. The parade is Saturday, Oct. 18, at 10:30 a.m. Those interested can email…

The Passion Pit concert. More than half (61.5 percent of respondents) said of all the weekend’s activities, this is the event they are most excited for, followed by last night's Blue Block Party 2.0 (23 percent) and the homecoming parade (7.7 percent). Be sure not to miss any of this weekend’s…

Former Associate Professor Frank Ryan, who was a mathematics faculty member at the Case Institute of Technology from 1967 to 1971, is returning to campus after four decades to participate in homecoming weekend activities. While his main appearance, "A Conversation With Frank Ryan," has now sold…