Case Western Reserve University Magazine
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With AI, We Can ...
Artificial intelligence (AI) is everywhere. At CWRU, it’s showing up in impactful, everyday ways. In labs, classrooms, clinics and community spaces, people are putting AI to work for good—and meeting challenges with resilience.
From first spark to full flight
At CWRU’s Sears think[box] innovation center, magic lies in the creativity and collaboration of users who try, fail, improve—and persist.
Disconnected in a connected world
Tech changes and social pressures are fueling a mental health crisis. A new Case Western Reserve University institute aims to change that.
The National Youth Sports Program’s lasting legacy at CWRU
For 55 years, a summer camp at CWRU has changed lives
Cracking the glass floor
Researcher Marissa Scavuzzo pursues advances in neuroscience, while pulling the next generation into the discovery process
Unearthing pieces of the past
A summertime course immersed students in a Greek archaeological dig
The alarmingly dirty life of everyday objects
The nursing school's Shanina Knighton is rethinking how we stay healthy—one phone, kitchen and bathroom at a time
Will vaccines transform cancer care?
New therapies in development could train the immune system to fight tumors and prevent relapses
An ecosystem of innovation
Inside a campus lab that thrives on interdisciplinary collaboration
Providing peace of mind
Law students are helping Clevelanders protect their heirs—while gaining real-world experience
What CWRU experience outside your comfort zone made you want to do it again?
Three students describe their unforgettable experiences
Turning an idea into a viable company
One alumna shares her entrepreneurial journey
Caring for strangers at the end of their lives
Anish Singh and other Case Western Reserve University students formed the Hospice Volunteer Club earlier this year; already 30 others have joined their mission
