There’s no question that the academics at Case Western Reserve University are challenging and time-consuming. However, if you ask any student at CWRU what activities they do, chances are they participate...
The Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity (OIDEO) has launched a campus-wide survey at Case Western Reserve University in order to further the goals of their Diversity Strategic Action...
Recently, the Center for Civic Engagement and Learning (CCEL) has introduced new community service trips that members of the Case Western Reserve University community can partake in. Starting last semester,...
The Case Western Reserve University campus is home to a lot of special places and hidden gems, but one shines brighter than most—the Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA). Tucked away on the fourth floor...
On Tuesday, Jan. 24, Case Western Reserve University welcomed Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman to our campus, where she gave a brief talk, and answered a barrage of questions from students and professionals...
New apartments are coming to Hessler Road soon and are garnering some controversy.
Hessler is a historic street, developed in the early 20th century as a quiet and quaint community, isolated from the...
Starting a new semester can be exciting, especially with the prospect of new housing. While construction on Southside ensures that the area is never devoid of noise, the progress is evident. Once just...
Whether you are a first-year or fourth-year living in the residence halls, moving out for break looks a little bit different each year. This article offers a little bit of guidance, no matter which residence...
If you've been around campus recently, you’ve probably seen or heard news about developments in Case Western Reserve University’s residential life. From the construction happening around the South...
There was a clear look of relief on fourth-year Ethan Deemer’s face Tuesday evening on Nov. 8. Despite the contentiousness of the topic and the many years of heated debate surrounding the bill, the Undergraduate...
