FEATURES
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The Transformation President 
by Gail Taylor
Edward Hundert, CWRU’s new president, arrives with the promise to shape the future of Case Western Reserve—and the ambition to shape the future of university education.
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The Test of Time
by Susan S. Ringel
Modernist architect James Stewart Polshek designs buildings that meld past and present, purpose and client, and vision and functionality.
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Network in the Air
by G. M. Donley
CWRU has done more than enter the era of wireless technology. The University is helping to define it, by building a computing environment that will change not only how students learn—but where they learn.
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Strength to Survive
by Susan Zaraysky
Alumna Terri Day’s graduate research led her into the field of restorative justice and, in turn, to the horror that was the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina.
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Beyond the Silence
by Ellen H. Brown
To be gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender at CWRU—a look at what life is like and what the University is doing to make the campus a more accepting place.
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The Alumni Journal
News of undergraduate and graduate-studies alumni of Case Western Reserve, featuring Alumni Weekend and a high-performance poet.
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ON THE COVER: |
Photograph of Edward Hundert by Daniel Milner. See “The Transformation President.” |