As students prepared to move in the Friday before classes, student organizations received an email from the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) that began in all caps. When hoping to reunite with their...
I seriously hated my senior AP English class. Everyone hates something like spiders or early mornings, or even the dark. For me, it was having my teacher hand out obscure supplementary documents inscribed...
At the corner of East 56th Street and Fifth Avenue in the middle of Manhattan stands an impressive feat of architecture, a 58-story elegant skyscraper labeled in large metallic letters “Trump Tower.”...
Case Western Reserve University gets a lot of negative reviews from students and non-students for its status as a Division III, small private university. People might complain about the lack of parties...
Last Thursday morning on Bellflower Road, an eager mass of students, faculty and Clevelanders waited to enter Freiberger Field. The Case Western Reserve University air contained an aura of excitement as...
Today, the word “feminist” is highly contentious. The word itself is able to spark countless debates. Whenever I hear it, I cannot help but think of all the times I describe myself as one, only to...
The current 2016 Democratic presidential candidate front-runner visited campus outside of the Tinkham Veale University Center on Thursday, Aug. 27. Like many students, I took the outreach out from the...
Last week, Case Western Reserve University’s campus was filled with many students and families during orientation. Large groups were scattered throughout campus, taking in their new environment and getting...
To the editor,
Case Western Reserve University alumna, class of 2014 here: pretty much everyone hates automatic flush toilets. That being said, I work at a big fancy company (thanks, CWRU education!)...
This summer, Munch, the small family restaurant which previously resided in Case Western Reserve University’s School of Law, closed down after losing a bid to retain the space.
The restaurant provides...
