ALUMNI
Break dancer
Alumna Sydney Tenaglia finds that modern dance helps her move to the rhythm of engineering.
Scarlet letters
Tech influencer Ram Fish sees a way to make social media do more social good.
Taking a shot for science
Alumnus Ian Charnas joined a vaccine trial and broadcast the experience, hoping to change some closed minds.
Curiously brilliant
How did Bruce Banks ’64 become the top patent producer at NASA Glenn? He started early.
Cowgirl
Counting cattle is just the start for Shoshana Ginsburg, PhD ’15. Her startup put a smart eye in the sky.
Quick upgrade
The Case School of Engineering now offers a faster master’s degree for professionals looking to climb
Re-capturing memories
A homecoming rekindles fond remembrances, aided by a trusty camera
CAMPUS
A break for Covid
Students will soon be sent home for Thanksgiving and an unusually long winter break as the university strives to keep campus safe.
Unforgettable experience
With support from the Case Alumni Foundation, experiential learning programs are helping science and engineering students expand their education—even in the time of Covid.
Where the price is right
“Free Store” volunteers help make sure struggling students have a place to re-supply in these anxious times.
An engineer will lead CWRU
Trustees pick Eric Kaler, former president of the University of Minnesota, to be the next university president.
Back to campus cautiously
Students face new rules and pandemic protocols this Fall
A stream of innovators
Despite the pandemic, a CWRU speaker series continues to showcase leading innovators and entrepreneurs—many of them Case engineers—and finds a receptive audience.
STUDENTS
Self-discovery
An engineer in need of a nudge, Cooper Reif found his path at Case.
Healthy start
Sharing nutrition tips with classmates is only the beginning for Eunice Suberu. She hopes to nourish the world.
First-Year Adventure Guide 2020
Our list of fun, healthy, pandemic friendly things to do at CWRU
Covid economy
The class of 2020 graduated into an economic calamity and it not any better for students
TRIBUTES
Applying science
Professor Dov Hazony was just what Case and an industrious city needed
INNOVATION
Recycling the unrecyclable
Polymer researchers find new life for durable, single-use plastics
STARTUPS
