To Case Western Reserve University’s incoming Class of 2030: Give our community a chance. Before you know it, it’s likely that you will be wrapped up in your textbooks and adjusting to your life on...
It’s that time of year again, when officer elections are in full swing. That includes those for the executive committee of Case Western Reserve University’s Undergraduate Student Government. While...
This Monday, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents were deployed to Cleveland Hopkins International Airport (CLE) to assist Transportation Security Administration (TSA) operations during...
Recently, Police Corporal Latasha Moore was indicted on 15 misdemeanor and felony charges, facing counts including, but not limited to, tampering with records, interfering with civil rights, negligence...
There’s a price to pay to attend Case Western Reserve University, figuratively and literally. The anticipated cost of attendance for the 2026-2027 school year is broken down like this: $71,410 for tuition,...
In Springfield, Ohio, officials claim there are 12,000-20,000 Haitian immigrants living in the region, possessing some form of legal status. This influx of population in the Springfield area served as...
During a free moment of the day, have you ever plopped yourself down on a wooden bench on Case Quad or settled in a comfortable patch of grass outside Tinkham Veale University Center? If you haven’t,...
Student communities across the United States are gearing up for nationwide walkouts on Jan. 30 to protest against the recent fatalities caused by members of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement...
In the past week, we’ve experienced snow squalls and sub-zero wind chills, which have made it that much more difficult to scrounge up any lasting motivation to attend lectures. Wind gusts were predicted...
What’s your New Year’s resolution? We are accustomed to traditions of self-improvement to welcome in the New Year, though sticking to new habits and routines is the hard part. Think backwards and ask...
