Jonah Pregulman, a third-year nursing student, can get some odd looks when he walks into class.
“Often, I’m the only man in the room,” he said.
However, that statistic is slowing changing...
Jan. 22: Theft from auto—catalytic converter taken off parked auto, Lot 44.
Jan. 23: Sexual battery—sexual battery incident that occurred in September reported, Phi Gamma Delta.
Jan. 24: Petty...
For two Case Western Reserve University engineering students, a routine class project has now become funded by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Sophomores Ian Ferre and Sam Crisanti took...
Matthew Plow, assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University, has implemented a new exercise plan that he hopes will help people suffering from multiple sclerosis (MS).
MS is a degenerative...
Each week, The Observer will sit down with an important member of campus administration or a CWRU organization to get an inside look This week, we talked to the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) vice...
For the second time in a decade, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) reviewed the Cleveland Police Department. The review determined that the Cleveland PD has a pattern of using excessive force. On Jan....
University General Counsel Elizabeth Keefer has undertaken the additional role of senior vice president of administration. She replaced John Wheeler, who announced his retirement in December.
Keefer...
A new student organization is looking to create a conference where speakers from the student population, faculty and the community can express their ideas on research or other topics that they are passionate...
It’s January at Case Western Reserve University. The holidays have passed. This is the season of battleship-grey skies, full academic workloads and inescapable, rampaging viruses that turn us all into...
This spring, Case Western Reserve University will undergo a major review of its highest-level accreditation status, which allows the university to offer students federally-based financial aid. One part...
