Amid the fanfare of Sunday’s dedication of the new Tinkham Veale University Center, President Barbara Snyder made the announcement that, due to the generosity of over 47,000 donors, the university had...
Students in House 3A, House 4 and House 5 of the Village at 115 were forced to evacuate in the early morning on Tuesday after a suspicious package was reported by a security officer. The package, which...
The CWRU class of 2018 ended their class picture on Aug. 19 a little differently than most, with all 1,275 students taking part in the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge.
The challenge, which has become increasingly...
Four undergraduate Case Western Reserve University students died last night after their four-seat plane crashed shortly after takeoff in Willoughby Hills, a town roughly 15 miles northeast of CWRU.
According...
The new eateries at the Tinkham Veale University Center are giving students a chance to win a $50 gift certificate by entering one of their two upcoming contests.
The Melt University Challenge, which...
During the school year, the main quad is full of students on their way to and from class. But during the summer, the quad gets taken over by an entirely different crowd—elementary schoolers.
Every...
Indian café, American-style bistro, grilled cheese eatery highlight culinary additions
Lunch is set to get a lot more exciting in the Mather Quad.
Currently home to only the quick stop sandwich...
Four students were robbed at gunpoint while studying in the Redcat Room around 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 19. The university notified the student body of the incident via security alert later that night.
Three...
Lack of respect for women is often thought to be a source of sexism, but in a recent study led by Case Western Reserve University doctoral student Joshua Grubbs, researchers found that an abundance of...
It’s strange to hear someone say that nearly 40 deaths from heroin overdoses in three months is an encouraging figure, but to medical examiner Dr. Thomas Gilson, it is. This morbid statistic represents...
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