For a while, many Case Western Reserve University students have wondered whether the quality of food in the dining halls, Leutner Commons and Fribley Commons, improves on days when prospective students...
Due to student complaints, the university has decided to reopen 80 upperclassmen housing spots in the Property Management Apartments for the 2015-2016 school year. The decision, which was released by the...
Big changes may be coming for the group that handles your money. The Student Executive Council (SEC), which allocates the $171 student activities fee (SAF) that each student pays on top of tuition to the...
The proposed Undergraduate Diversity Council (UDC) presented their plan to join the Student Executive Council (SEC) at the organization’s March 5 meeting. After receiving feedback and answering questions...
Transparency, representation and fairness are going to be at the forefront of this Thursday’s meeting of the Student Executive Council, where the discussion of whether to add a new board to represent...
Following a number of allegations of sexual misconduct against fraternity men and last semester’s suggestion that fraternities cancel all social events involving alcohol, discussion about how Case Western...
Mike McKenna, Director of Print
• February 27, 2015
Case Western Reserve University finds itself in the midst of legal trouble yet again, this time facing allegations of gender, age and disability discrimination.
But this time, the requested damages...
A new graduate student task force is aiming to provide more oversight and transparency for the oft-overlooked part of Case Western Reserve University.
Currently CWRU keeps no record of the stipends...
Feb. 19: Drug offense—marijuana, North Residential Village, House 4.
Feb. 19: Drug offense—marijuana, North Residential Village, House 3.
Feb. 20: Felony theft—wallet and contents taken, Haydn...
