Inspired by their mother’s generosity of spirit, Mort Mandel
(CWR ’13) and his brothers created the foundation that bears their name in
1953—even though their ...
Over the summer, second-year Case Western Reserve University
School of Law student George Kamanda returned to his native Sierra Leone for
the first time in nea...
Elaine “Lainie” Hadden was one of those rare souls who
lifted spirits simply by entering a room.
Part of the effect was the joy she brought to nearly every
...
Editor's note: This article has been updated with information about the memorial service for Minter.
Northeast Ohio is mourning the loss of Case Western Res...
Kollins helps children in health crises see themselves as superheroes
Lisa Kollins, administrator at the Social Justice Institute at Case Western Reserve Un...
Anne Cunningham encourages everyone to have a passport.
“The best education you will ever have in your life is to
just get outside of your own comfort zone...
For two weeks last spring, Quentin Sims flew back and forth
between Albany and Cleveland, alternating between taking exams as he completed
his first year of la...
Chrystal Russell didn’t have a role in recruiting the
first-year students who are beginning their Case Western Reserve University
careers this week. But next y...
After finance stints in New York
City, London and San Francisco, Todd Schwarzinger
has come back to Copley, Ohio.
The draw,
he likes to say, is dog food.
...
When Jaime Bouvier decided to try aerial circus acts nine
years ago, she wasn’t particularly good at it. In fact, she said it was a place
for her to be bad at ...
