Instead of giving our take on campus news this week, we decided to do something different. Our production night for this issue was on Valentine’s Day, and instead of being with a date, we spent our evening...
Thomas Yatsko, the 21-year-old man who was shot down outside of the Corner Alley just weeks ago, did not deserve to die.
Yatsko, known by his family and friends for helping out his neighbors and feeding...
Graduating engineering students obtaining Bachelor of Science degrees now do not enjoy advantages the writer enjoyed when he graduated from a top-rated East Coast engineering school in the early 1960s....
The new Academic Integrity Policy was approved by the Faculty Senate last week. It includes some new language, notably that the reasons for Academic Integrity Board decisions must now be stated in the...
Thanks to Student Sustainability Council (SSC), student organizations are about to get a lot more green.
SSC’s new program, Students Encouraging Environmental Dedication (SEED), is a system designed...
I recently came across a report from a student—some math classes, according to what I heard, do not encourage attendance, since all that matters is how you do on the test. Now, it turns out that this...
Valentine’s Day. A holiday that strikes fear in the hearts of some, loathing in the hearts of many and loveーit seemsーin the hearts of few. Valentine’s Day has seemingly divided us into groups of...
Towards the end of last month, the Case Western Reserve University Division of Student Affairs released an announcement in The Daily that they are “in the later stages of choosing an engagement platform...
Editor’s Note: The Observer could not fact check the date of the meeting and the results of the vote discussed in the piece.
To the Administrators of Case Western Reserve University Athletics and...
