A group of children clad in purple t-shirts crowd together, striking the silliest poses they can imagine. Four members of the group hold another aloft and wait impatiently for their grandmother, Donna...
For many students, the “freshman 15” is a big concern; the dining halls give them access to food at all times of the day and it is solely their responsibility to eat healthy food. However, for other...
Imagine being surrounded by 325 classmates, sitting in a lecture hall, waiting to take an hour of notes on the properties of gases, liquids, and solids. Instead, though, the professor walks around the...
Sarah Groft, National News Reporter
• October 12, 2012
The Residence Hall Association (RHA) is a student organization that focuses on programming, advocacy, and leadership development in the residence halls.
RHA General Body meets every Monday evening to...
On the morning of Saturday, Oct. 13, Case Western Reserve University will be waking up to waves of over 100 men and women stomping down Bellflower Road in high heels.
The sisters of Alpha Chi Omega...
Sarah Groft, National News Reporter
• October 12, 2012
Marijuana causes problems in Los Angeles
One year ago, federal law enforcement officials began focusing efforts on California’s medical marijuana industry. They made several high-profile arrests...
Brian Sherman, Campus Events Reporter
• October 12, 2012
As more and more students begin to study for midterms, the student population of the Kelvin Smith Library has grown exponentially. Undeniably, KSL is an important part of the campus, and, thanks to a five...
On Friday, Oct. 5, President Barack Obama made a campaign stop in Cleveland to rally his supporters to vote early and convince undecided peers to vote for him. Earlier in the day, Obama spoke in Fairfax,...
Suneil Kamath, Civic Engagement Reporter
• October 12, 2012
Every year, hundreds of Case Western Reserve University staff, faculty, and students come together to give back to the greater Cleveland community during Case for Community Day (CCD).
CCD was started...
The Department of Homeland Security has been running an advertising campaign for a while now labeled: “See something, say something.“ While its focus is clearly to get people to call in activity that...
