The Alumni Association of Case Western Reserve University

Case Western Reserve University's Sears think[box] is the largest open-access innovation center and makerspace in the United States. Alumni, and the broader community, can take advantage of the space in many ways.

Here's how one man is making a difference for Cleveland youth through his work in Sears think[box]:

How one Clevelander walked into Sears think[box] and built a business, a mission and a movement | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve University

You soon may be watching Julia Bianco- Author's debut novel, Witch Season, on your favorite streaming service. Bianco's creative path started at CWRU, and in honor of her Spartan ties, she's giving away 10 autographed bookplates for Witch Season to the CWRU community!

To enter: Comment with a book that reminds you of your own Case Western Reserve University path! 💙

T&C: giveaway will close Sunday, Aug. 9, at 11:59 p.m. ET. Winners will be notified by message and must respond with a valid mailing address within 24 hours or a new winner will be chosen. No purchase necessary, void where prohibited, and this promotion is entirely independent of Facebook and Instagram. Good luck, Spartans!

Alumna Julia Bianco's debut novel will bring magic, romance, action to TV series | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve University Julia Bianco (CWR ’16) is having a big year.The Case Western Reserve University alumna recently published her debut novel, Witch Season, a contempor...

"Each person is unique, from his or her background, to his or her on-campus academic experience. Beyond the image of this institution is one person: you. You are a part of what Case Western Reserve University is today." - Retrospect, 2001.

In honor of our 25th Reunion celebrants, take a peak back at the 2001 yearbook, and make sure you're registered for Homecoming and Reunion Weekend: https://brnw.ch/21x4Cxd.

When John Damiano had to have brain surgery three weeks before he graduated high school, "it became clear that the direction I was heading in would not lead to a bachelor's degree, certainly never to a DDS."

But for four years, his spot was held for him at CWRU School of Dental Medicine. And with his health restored, he was ready to reclaim his dreams at Case Western Reserve.

Against the odds: How a CASE alum defied the prognosis

We’re proud to celebrate alumnus Joe Mandato (MGT ’04) for his $1 million commitment to Case Western Reserve University. The gift will support scholarships, establish the Sue Nartker Endowment Fund and sustain leadership for the Doctor of Business Administration program at Weatherhead School of Management. Please join us in thanking Joe for his generosity and continued investment in CWRU’s future. 💙

Joe Mandato commits $1 million to Case Western Reserve University to strengthen scholarships and student success | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve University Case Western Reserve University trustee and alumnus Joe Mandato (MGT ’04) has committed $1 million to the university’s Weatherhead School of Manag...

“Medicine was a calling. It chose me.”

Ava Shamban, MD (MED '82) delivered the Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine 2026 White Coat Ceremony keynote address, reflecting on the education that shaped her career—and the lifelong mission to heal.

🔗 Read more about her journey from CWRU to pioneering dermatology: https://case.edu/news/calling-heal-how-cwru-shaped-ava-shambans-medical-career

🥼 See how CWRU's newest medical students began their own journeys at the ceremony: https://case.edu/news/white-coats-and-stethoscopes-students-begin-their-medical-journeys

Unprecedented Northeast Ohio partnership chosen for NSF Engine award, providing up to $160M to propel regional manufacturing innovation, technology and jobs | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve University An unprecedented coalition of more than 70 partners, representing private industry, civic and philanthropic organizations, higher education, and state...

Case Western Reserve University has been home to 16 Nobel Laureates. Among them is Paul C. Lauterbur (CIT ’51, HON ’00), who in 2003, shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work developing magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) technology. Lauterbur (left) is pictured here with James Wagner at commencement in 2000. Learn more about our 16 Nobel Laureates and 200 years of CWRU at https://case.edu/bicentennial/history/our-stories/paul-c-lauterbur-cit-51-hon-00?utm_source=newsroom&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=thedaily_lauterbur&utm_id=cwrualumni

Meet some of the newest members of the CWRU alumni community! The Class of 2026 includes outstanding graduate students who have made their mark through research, leadership and service across campus. From advancing scientific discoveries to supporting fellow students and contributing to the greater Cleveland community, these graduates exemplify what it means to be a Spartan.

Take a moment to read their stories and celebrate their achievements, then welcome the Class of 2026 to our alumni family with advice or words of encouragement in the comments below.

Meet some outstanding graduate students from the CWRU Class of 2026 | CWRU Newsroom | Case Western Reserve University Every late night, every game-winning play, every hour of service—it all leads to this moment. Next week, Case Western Reserve University will celebr...