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Recent graduate Bryce Hodge wins Ohio Collegiate License Plate Program scholarship
Case Western Reserve University license plates are available under the Bureau of Motor Vehicles' Ohio Collegiate Plate Program. Through this initiative, Ohio residents can promote their alma mater and show their CWRU spirit while providing funds toward needed scholarship support for students.Bryce…
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Alumna’s gift doubles down on student support
A gift from alumna, trustee Susan Mucciarone will expand leadership development opportunities
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CWRU faculty members retire after 25+ years on campus
Making the decision to retire is a significant milestone. For those who have worked in one place for the majority of their careers, it’s even more meaningful. This summer, a number of Case Western Reserve University faculty members are taking that step after more than 25 years of service to the…
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A $25 million gift honors a decades-long investment in shaping leaders at CWRU
A $25 million gift from the Weatherhead Foundation creates a new, university-wide institute
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Weatherhead Women in Business empowers local high school students through leadership symposium
Members of Weatherhead Women in Business partnered with Saint Joseph Academy in March to help inspire and mentor the next generation of women leaders during the school’s Women’s Leadership Symposium. The event brought together approximately 100 high school students for a day focused on leadership,…
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Pride Month: Learn what pride means to three members of the CWRU community
Each June, Pride Month serves as a reminder to celebrate identity and self-expression, honor resilience and recognize the many ways lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and other queer individuals contribute to the communities around them.At Case Western Reserve University, pride carries various…
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Weatherhead alumni enjoy vow renewal celebration
At many institutions, alumni leave with a degree. At Weatherhead, they often leave with something even more enduring: lifelong relationships, trusted collaborators and a community that continues to shape their lives for decades. As Case Western Reserve University celebrates its bicentennial, the…
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Clearstead gift will provide scholarship support for graduate students at Case Western Reserve University
Case Western Reserve University has announced a generous gift from Clearstead, a Cleveland-based financial advisory firm serving wealthy families and leading institutions, to provide scholarships for graduate students at Weatherhead School of Management who are interested in family business…
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Creative Destruction Lab launches CDL-Cleveland in partnership with Case Western Reserve University and University Hospitals
CDL-Cleveland will host a new Healthcare Delivery stream—the first CDL Site anchored to a health system—giving science-based ventures direct access to a clinical environment
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Karen Oye to retire after 30 years of exceptional service to Kelvin Smith Library
On Wednesday, June 3, research and engagement services librarian Karen Oye will retire from Case Western Reserve University. She has been an essential fixture at the library over the last 30 years, and she will be missed by many at Kelvin Smith Library and across the campus and community.Oye got…