Campus News

October 31, 2002

Kazuo Inamori, founder and chairman emeritus of Kyocera Corp., speaks with students during a recent visit to campus.

CWRU, ideastream form partnership

CWRU and ideastream WVIZ/PBS and 90.3WCPN have signed an agreement to develop content and collaborate in the application of technology.

Master plans for new residence halls, parking garage, athletic fields revised

The make-over of CWRU's north campus called for in the 2001 master plan is getting its own make-over.

Bioscience business launch semifinalists announced

The Institute for the Integration of Management and Engineering (TIIME) has announced seven semifinalists for the first-ever bioscience track of the Case-Weatherhead Business Launch Competition.

New bipolar, substance abuse center dedicated

The CWRU School of Medicine recently dedicated a new Center of Excellence for Care and Study of Children and Adults with Bipolar Disorder and Alcohol/Drug Abuse.

Coming home

President Edward M. Hundert and Provost and University Vice President James W. Wagner ride in Wagner's 1920 Model T Ford during this year's homecoming parade.

Shurin to serve as liaison between trustees, president

Susan B. Shurin, professor of pediatrics and oncology at the CWRU School of Medicine, has been appointed to a new position at the University, vice president and secretary of the corporation.