On Aug. 31, Mango Mango, a dessert shop in Cleveland’s AsiaTown, had their last day of business before officially closing.
A New York-based brand, the shop offered a variety of Asian-inspired...
Following last year’s uncontested race for Case Western Reserve University’s Undergraduate Student Government president, fourth-year Zelene Desire takes the helm of one of the university’s largest...
As the new influx of students swarm in for the 2025-26 school year, changes have been slowly implemented across both the Case Western Reserve University’s North and South campuses in order to provide...
At 5:35 p.m. on Aug. 27, Case Western Reserve University students, faculty and parents received a notification about an emergency. CWRU’s Division of Public Safety announced a shelter-in-place order...
This year, the Case Western Reserve University Marketing and Communications Team unveiled their newest platform, the CWRU Newsroom. The new website has replaced The Daily’s site with an updated, streamlined...
This past June, University Hospitals (UH) fired two physicians, Dr. Lauren Beene and Dr. Valerie Fouts-Fowler. The two had been trying to form a union with other doctors to improve patient treatment via...
In August, Case Western Reserve University’s local market, Plum Market Kitchen, was replaced by Spartie Mart to bring new improvements for CWRU students and faculty and the local Cleveland community.
In...
By Nov. 30, Ohio lawmakers and the Redistricting Commission must redraw congressional districts in preparation for the 2026 House of Representatives race. This process, required under state law and influenced...
On April 21, President Eric Kaler sent a campus-wide email updating the Case Western Reserve University community on federal research funding and its effect on CWRU research operations.
In his email,...
In appreciation of this year’s Legacy Week celebrations, The Observer will be investigating and shedding light on a contentious period of Case Western Reserve University's history: the early 2000s at...
