Case Western Reserve University - Lux / Differential Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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it l'he move from Hudson, Ohio to Cleveland, in 1882, was a dynamic act for Western Reserve College. When the grant came through for the University, there were certain stipulations, the main one being that the school should be located next to Case Institute of Technology. In the early days, Reserve could boast only of male students, and was then known as Adelbert College of Western Reserve University. Not until 1884 did the school merge with the Medical School and become VVestern Reserve University. A few years later the school of Dentistry was added. Finally in 1888 women were admitted to the Uni- versity, or rather, they were admitted to Mather Col- lege for VVomen, which taught only the arts. As the years progressed more departments were added, the School of Library Science and Nursing being among the last. Also, among the final additions to the University was Cleveland College in 1925. After years of meetings, petitions and conferences, Mather and Adelbert Colleges were coordinated. They now share the same faculty and buildings. Eventually, the activities which originally were separate, were united, and Western Reserve University was underway, with progress becoming its foremost objective. 55- .. iss l X, R, X XXX :gl f I . ff A X i x X eff! I J me-as ap ex M. . jg- lx lx, V 5

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