The room buzzed with quiet energy. Students, joined by proud parents at the Yale School of Medicine’s closing symposium, sat together as a diverse cohort. As the symposium began, images of prominent...
To Case Western Reserve University’s incoming Class of 2029: Everyone says it, and you’re probably getting tired of hearing it, but we’re living in uncertain times. As you get ready to step into...
Undoubtedly, cocaine has gained a glorified spotlight in today’s media—and English singer-songwriter Charli XCX is its movement’s leader. The 2024 album, Brat, received countless nominations and...
There’s a reason they call it the “sophomore slump.” As I cap off my second year of college, I certainly relate. Nothing is quite as new and exciting as freshman year, but you are not quite at the...
When we see people who are so bored that their boredom becomes an annoyance to others, we say, “you need a hobby” so they leave us alone. We are often asked what our hobbies and interests are when...
Last week, the United States surpassed 700 confirmed measles cases. A majority of them have occurred in Texas. In addition to Texas, Ohio, Indiana, Kansas, Oklahoma and New Mexico have active outbreaks,...
Imagine that you are a nice woman, not particularly different from any other nice woman except for how the country you live in treats you. You dedicate your life to a craft, working endlessly to provide...
This past Monday, President Eric Kaler sent out an immigration update to Case Western Reserve University’s campus, highlighting the nationwide termination of many student visas. In the email, he emphasizes...
'Tis the season, not of holidays, but of personal statements, secondaries and soul-searching. With May fast approaching, the Association of American Medical Colleges is once again opening the gates to...
Although such a trend is less true in college than it was in highschool, many people have a hard time being alone. Humans are social animals and cannot live in isolation. In fact, there is even a phobia...
