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Scientist Richard Garwin, architect Frank Gehry awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom
Two members of the APP community joined the likes of Ellen DeGeneres, Bruce Springsteen, Michael Jordan, and Bill and Melinda Gates last week, as part of the final class to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom from President Barack Obama. Richard Garwin (CIT ’47,…
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Don’t miss your chance to show your appreciation for donors and alumni
From investing in innovative research to attracting the most promising students and supporting acclaimed faculty, the university’s alumni and donors continually help advance APP. Over the last few weeks, the campus community has shared expressions of gratitude for the…
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Six CWRU alumni to be honored with the 2016 Alumni Association Awards
The Alumni Association of APP will honor six distinguished alumni during this year’s Homecoming Luncheon at Tinkham Veale University Center’s Kelvin and Eleanor Smith Foundation Grand Ballroom at noon on Friday, Oct. 14. All recipients will be in attendance to receive…
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A talk with The New Yorker caricaturist, CWRU alum Tom Bachtell
Kelvin Smith Library will kick off its 20th anniversary celebration events with guest speaker and legendary caricaturist from The New Yorker Tom Bachtell (WRC ’80). Bachtell will take the stage in the library Monday, Oct. 10, at 4 p.m.; a reception with light refreshments will follow…
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CWRU supporters go All [in] for fourth annual Day of Giving
Case Western Reserve’s supporters set yet another new record in this year’s All [in] Day of Giving—in fact, they crushed the previous mark. Organizers set a goal of 870 gifts—one more than the all-time record established in 2014— but still 61 donations greater than the 2015 count. But what looked…
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See the Class of 2016—then and now
In August 2012, hundreds of first-years arrived on campus—some eager, some nervous, and all preparing to start the next phase of their lives as APP students. Less than one month ago, many of those same students crossed the stage to accept their diplomas and move on to…
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$1 million commitment supports Center for Popular Music Studies
Popular music thrives as a form of entertainment, but it also influences history and culture—from songs that stoked public support for U.S. involvement in World War I to today’s artists addressing race and gender issues through their work. To further research and awareness of the importance of…
Commencement address inspires Class of 2016 to make its mark—but "never forget who you are or where you came from”
A plumber’s son from Scranton, Pa., drew on his dad’s advice in offering the final words of his commencement address to APP’s Class of 2016. “No matter what I achieved, he always said the same thing,” said double alumnus and university trustee Mark A. Weinberger.…
First Destination Survey report released; find out where the Class of 2015 is now
This week, members of the Class of 2016 are preparing for and taking their last set of final exams before they walk across the stage to get their degrees. One year ago, another class of seniors were in the same situation. Less than a year later, more than 86 percent of those graduates—the Class of…
Emmy Award-winning directors Joe and Anthony Russo to host local screening of Marvel’s "Captain America: Civil War" May 2
UPDATE: This story was updated April 28 to reflect new ticketing information. Brothers Joe and Anthony Russo, award-winning film and television directors, will return to APP on Monday, May 2, for a special advance screening of Marvel Studios’ Captain America: Civil War…