When Greek Week ruled

One day about two years ago, I called Tom Kicher’s mobile phone and
reached him in his car. I wanted to talk with him about a story he was
writing for Case Alumnus.

The academic year follows a rhythm counter to that of the natural world. Just as the earth begins to
reawaken each spring, the school begins to slow down and we prepare to say goodbye. Thus, spring is always somewhat bittersweet in my mind – joy at new beginnings tempered with a bit of wistfulness as another academic year goes by.

She and her classmates lost a lot to the pandemic — but they maybe gained something, too.

Improv added mirth and memories to the quest for an engineering degree

The brothers of Phi Kappa Theta used the pandemic to reunite — virtually and meaningfully

Engineering and ethics clashed when his uncle the gambler asked him to fix the game

It was professors like Leslie Foldy who made Case great.

The day I broke the university’s brand new Univac 1108

What it was like to be a ‘Casey Coed’ when coeds were rare

Alumnus recalls plenty to smile about from his days at Case