When The Observer publishes editorials during the middle of a semester, they often consist of comments like: “We are stressed. We are overworked and overwhelmed. We are miserable. We hate everything...

As the semester comes to an end and finals week begins, we’re all rightfully stressed by the overwhelming amount that needs to get done before summer break. However, while it may be easy to lose ourselves...

Throughout last week, the Office of Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education at Case Western Reserve University sent out four different emails detailing available internships and jobs for students,...

I’m sure many of us are anxiously awaiting to hear back about internships or jobs for the summer. Some are still applying for opportunities as more postings appear online. If you’ve already secured...

Last week, on March 19, Case Western Reserve University admitted its Class of 2026. Prospective students have yet to make a decision on whether or not they will accept their spot, and it is quite a decision...

On March 16, the Case Western Reserve University community received an update on the new COVID-19 protocols. Due to the current university positivity rate being below 1%, CWRU loosened COVID-19 regulations...

With midterm season upon us, most of us are drowning in papers, exams and presentations. Sleep is scarce, and it seems like the day isn’t long enough for everything that needs to get done. While this...

For many Case Western Reserve University students, this semester has made it painfully obvious how COVID-19 has affected our way of life. Masking in dorms and classrooms, having limits on event sizes and...

On Feb. 7, Vice President for Campus Services Richard Jamieson and Vice President for Student Affairs Lou Stark emailed undergraduates about housing changes for upperclassmen in the upcoming 2022-2023...