With the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines being produced through an mRNA-based mechanism rather than using an adenovirus, the rapid progress being made in vaccine technology is readily apparent. However, it...
As more attention has been brought to police brutality against BIPOC, communities have been calling for changes to be made to a law enforcement system which often harms the very people it has sworn to...
This week marked the fourth iteration of a relatively new Case Western Reserve University tradition: Legacy Week, which celebrates the university’s long, illustrious history. Legacy Week was created...
Disclaimer: Kevin Pataroque is a staff member of the Office of Energy and Sustainability.
Earth Day, celebrated worldwide on April 22, is a global holiday dedicated to the protection of the environment....
On April 22 at 3 p.m, the Center for International Affairs will be holding a virtual ceremony to announce the winners of its various Global Citizen Awards.
The Global Citizen Awards are a collection...
In the past few decades, fossil fuels have become an increasingly pressing global issue. In the United States, in particular, fossil fuels have long been the point of political arguments about global warming...
“I had a panic attack due to an excessive intake of caffeine during a trial period of higher ADHD medication prescription than I had previously taken … When the first responders showed up, the first...
On April Fools’ Day, as the tradition goes, selective amounts of harmless pranks are all that’s needed to bring the campus community closer together. Historically, Case Western Reserve University has...
As rays of sunshine beamed down onto colorful shelves—meticulously organized and stacked high with foodstuffs—and employees frantically finished getting the newly retrofitted space ready, Case Western...
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) defines food insecurity as a “household-level economic and social condition of limited or uncertain access to adequate food.” Households are food...
