After graduating in May 2021 with a double major in French and International Studies and minors in Russian and Spanish, Kimberly Osbern was awarded the very prestigious Fulbright scholarship.
Alumni Spotlight
Marie Vibbert was 15 years old when she first drafted Galactic Hellcats. From an early age, she knew she wanted to be a writer.
“I don’t know if there has been a minute since I was 11 that I haven’t been writing a novel,” Vibbert said.
In 2012, she revisited that draft of Galactic Hellcats during a write-a-thon where she vowed to write 50 short stories over the course of six weeks. After running out of new ideas, she cracked open old childhood notebooks to discover some really creative ideas written in purple pen. When she flipped to the idea that...
The College of Arts and Sciences is excited to announce the recipients of our Distinguished Alumni Awards. They were selected as stand out members of our alumni community for their contributions to their professions, the university, and beyond. These awards celebrate their achievements, honor the legacy of excellence, and encourage and inspire future alumni.
Tim Shuckerow, director of the Art Education/Art Studio programs in the Department of Art History and Art, is retiring in August after 32 years at the helm. He has actively recruited art education students from backgrounds underrepresented in the teaching profession. Works by African American alumni were featured in an exhibition honoring his legacy.
Next year marks the 50th year of athletic competition at Case Western Reserve University. CWRU Athletics is looking back and sat down with former runners Esther Erb Atkins (CWR ’08) and Stephanie Nothelle (CWR ’07) and CWRU Head Cross Country Coach Kathy Lanese.
Watch the video as they discuss the 2006 CWRU Women’s Cross Country Team, which won the first UAA Championship in the program’s history.
The Daily recently featured eight outstanding graduates from Case Western Reserve, including Joshua Holmes, a physics major with a 4.0 GPA and a promising future as a medical researcher. But first, he’s riding out the pandemic on the family’s cattle ranch in northern California.
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