It is, yet again, that time of the semester when everything feels a bit hopeless. We are at the highpoint of schoolwork so far, the weather is getting colder and the days are getting shorter. This sentiment...
On Nov. 15, the United Nations (UN) projects that there will be eight billion humans living on Earth. To put that in perspective, there were barely two billion humans alive a century ago—not even a quarter...
That banshee shriek you hear from the woods late at night or that barely visible figure standing in the dark background—instances where you might jump back and put yourself on high alert. Your palms...
I remember when I took my first history course at Case Western Reserve University, expecting the course structure to be similar to high school history classes. I entered the classroom prepared to memorize...
In light of the new Netflix show “Dahmer – Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” conversation surrounding the glamorization of violent offenders has resurfaced in mainstream dialogue. As the entertainment...
In a move that would have been inconceivable a year ago, this past week on Oct. 4 the steering committee for the creation of a new Cuyahoga County Jail narrowly rejected the potential site at 2700 Transport...
When coming to college, I think one major piece of advice I, and many others, received was “make sure you build your network.” And I understood the merits of this sentiment. But I was a bit lost on...
As someone who considers herself a coffee enthusiast and obnoxious reviewer, the coffee options on and immediately near campus have been my biggest gripe over the years. But this year’s coffee circumstances...
Following the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, Case Western Reserve University developed a COVID-19 dashboard. It provided students with valuable information about COVID-19 on campus, including vaccination...
The beyond-extraordinary education I received as an undergraduate at Case Western Reserve University between 1968 to 1972 meant the world to me, and ultimately to the world itself.
I am usually a...
