All good things must come to an end, and this was the case for the Spartans tennis teams’ 2016 season at the Division III Championships held on Memorial Day weekend in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Both the men’s...
For the first time in program history, the Fighting Gobies advanced to the Division I College Ultimate Championships, held on Memorial Day weekend in Raleigh, NC. The team’s debut on the national stage...
The buzz really started at one minute and nine seconds, after the score was locked 89 – 89. There was this calm sense, at least in the Quicken Loans Arena, that anything could happen in the next minute...
Ashley Chan, Director of Web and Multimedia
• June 1, 2016
The vine-covered Morley Chemistry Laboratory holds campus myths and legends regarding its status on campus. It currently serves no function—it is closed, locked and unoccupied—yet there are no plans...
Tirth Bhatta, Contributing Reporter
• May 18, 2016
A few weeks after I arrived in the United States from Nepal, I had difficulty digesting milk. My parents experienced similar difficulty when they were here to visit me. I interpreted this experience as...
The Spartan Challenge Entrepreneurial Competition, one of Case Western Reserve University’s entrepreneurship platforms, announced its winners on April 7. The Observer sat down with all of the teams to...
The Food Recovery Network (FRN) is a student group on campus dedicated to fighting waste and feeding people. Through a partnership between the FRN and companies around University Circle like Einstein Bros...
The sixth-ranked Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team came home to Cleveland to close out the regular season and did so in the most spectacular fashion imaginable. The team was not to be...
Ellie Rambo, Arts & Entertainment Editor
• April 22, 2016
The Cherry Orchard—If this semester is beginning to feel like a farce (or if your life is a strange mix of comedy and tragedy), this is the performance for you. Written by Anton Chekhov in the last days...
The fact that Andrew Bird came to Cleveland and performed at the House of Blues stage is still hitting me.
For seven years, I’ve tried to see Bird live. This included an unsuccessful attempt at convincing...
