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Meet some outstanding undergraduate students from the CWRU Class of 2026
Every late night, every game-winning play, every hour of service—it all leads to this moment. Next week, Case Western Reserve University will celebrate the graduating Class of 2026 at commencement ceremonies May 15-17. We could never tell every story. But ahead of commencement, we sat down with…
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Finding Case Western Reserve twice—and never looking back
How two Weatherhead degrees changed one alumnus’s life, leadership and sense of purpose.
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Apply for the Fowler Center's ThinkImpact program
Case Western Reserve University students who are passionate about using business as a force for good and want to build practical skills while creating meaningful change are invited to apply for the Fowler Center’s ThinkImpact program.In this hands-on social entrepreneurship experience, which will…
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Veale Institute for Entrepreneurship announces winners of 2026 Morgenthaler-Pavey Startup Competition
Fifteen student-led teams competed for more than $45,000 in prizes across three tracks
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How AI is reshaping global supply chains—and what CWRU students are learning from it
From empty store shelves and inventory shortages to delayed package deliveries and surging gas prices, supply chain disruptions—often driven by natural disasters, geopolitical tensions and rapid technological change—shape everyday life in visible ways.While these challenges are not new, today’s…
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Meet eight students presenting their work at Intersections Friday
From the moment they step foot on campus, Case Western Reserve University undergraduate students have ample opportunity to gain real-world experience in research settings. Across disciplines, they make integral contributions to the university’s research landscape. At the end of each term (fall,…
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Case Western Reserve University named to Forbes’ ‘New Ivies’ list
Evaluation based on preparing and graduating students that employers seek in an evolving AI-driven workforce
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Case Western Reserve University named to Forbes’ ‘New Ivies’ list
Evaluation based on preparing and graduating students that employers seek in an evolving AI-driven workforce
Reid Tileston celebrating after the successful defense of his thesis
Reaching the summit: Becoming the nation’s first PhD graduate in Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition
As he reaches the end of his educational journey, Reid Tileston reflects on his view from the mountaintop—and aims impossibly higher.“I want to be the world’s best teacher of Entrepreneurship Through Acquisition (ETA),” he said. “And I want to inspire my students to have the confidence to do hard…