In an upset that shocked polls, political analysts, and the general population, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has defeated Secretary Hillary Clinton in the presidential election. Along...
After three presidential debates and seemingly never ending coverage, November has finally arrived. The political cycle has spun us out and exhausted most of us. Out of the typhoon, we’ve been given...
During recruitment, fraternity brothers and sorority sisters are told to refrain from introducing their organization as “different from Greek Life at other schools.” But we are different from Greek...
The university’s recent change of the need-aware policy’s name to “Meet Full Need” does not hide from the student population this policy’s potential implications. This Editorial Board understands...
Entitlement: a sense of superiority or the expectation for special treatment.
Our generation has been given many labels: lazy, narcissistic, entitled. There have been so many discussions about our...
There’s no doubt that students are enjoying the colder weather these days, if it means that their rooms won’t feel like 100 degrees. One of the most infamous complaints of this semester is about first-year,...
What does the concept of “safe spaces” mean to you?
To the University of Chicago’s Dean John “Jay” Ellison, safe spaces allow students to be ignorant, rather than open-minded. They allow students...
Case Western Reserve University students will be surprised to find that they earned at least one F this semester due to lack of participation.
Despite the fact that the Undergraduate Student Government...
The decision that sits before the Board of Trustees is simple: Case Western Reserve University should not go tobacco free.
The Undergraduate Student Government’s (USG) referendum results were inconclusive;...
Imagine that you were handed $66,000 and were able to use it to improve the Tinkham Veale University Center (TVUC). What would you do?
This decision currently sits before the presidents of the Interfraternity...
