



Karl Zender ’59, PhD, started his career with a degree in physics from Case and ended as a professor emeritus of English. How did that happen?

Using science developed at Case, a technology company aims to make Cleveland a hub of polymer manufacturing.



Chemistry professor helped discover a way to block the spread of the coronavirus.



Setting the standard
Alumna Joannie Chin will lead the Engineering laboratory at NIST.

Brian Taylor, a trumpet-playing
biological engineer, finds that jazz
and engineering share a tempo.

Alumnus is helping NASA launch a fleet of mini rovers to explore new worlds.

Academic trailblazer
Illinois State chooses a Case-trained scientist as its first woman president

Prize that matters
Cyrus Taylor, renowned as a dean, wins the Wittke award for teaching

Lordy, lordy look who’s 140
With the aid of alumni, KSL plans to commemorate Case history


Circle of culture
Campus neighborhood named No. 1 arts district in the USA

Solid idea
With a new and unusual lab, Case hopes to become a leader in concrete innovations

Polymer power
U.S. Army turns to Case for lightweight, high-performance protection

Building smarter robots
Case researchers take lead role in national effort to breathe life into cyborgs

100 years of Case Alumnus
How has Case changed across a century? Sometimes a magazine cover is worth a thousand words.

Thanks, grandpa
Freshman Michael Brough arrived with CIT essentials from 1955


Setting the stage
Former Weatherhead Dean Scott Cowen steps in as interim university president

Algae fighter
Case researcher has a plan to beat back Lake Erie’s summer scourge

Antarctic adventure
At the end of the earth, Allen Foster enjoys a fantastic view of the heavens — and a longer shower

Fond farewell
Barbara Snyder was a steadfast friend of the Case Alumni Association


Best of Case
Our 2020 award winners have shaped the campus and their professions

New dean coming
An ecologist from Kansas will lead the College of Arts and Sciences

The Entertainer
An engineer by day, alumnus Brett DiCello commands the spotlight at night. Thanks, Mom.

Teaching with heart
Memorial Teaching Award winner offers sound instruction and something more

Emergency mode
The Case School of Engineering marshalled its resources to confront the pandemic

Super humans
Film makes heroes of biomedical engineers and the people whose lives they change

Engineering better farms
Students design sustainable systems, and hone engineering skills, as they help a community greenhouse grow

New civil engineer
As Kirsten Bowen knows, there’s a special satisfaction that comes from building things that everyone wants to see





































