This Monday, Feb. 20, the student body of Case Western Reserve University received an email that could have a significant impact on campus life.
Coming from the chair of the Student Presidents’...
You might have noticed that a couple of things are different around here. For the first time in 10 years, we have a new logo, color scheme and overall design. Beyond that, we also have a new name.
This...
How much do you really know about what our student governments do?
Think about last year. The University Program Board (UPB) is currently in charge of campus programming, including inviting artists...
Welcome back, fellow Spartans, to another year of frolic and joy at Case Western Reserve University. While few would call CWRU a place of unmitigated happiness—you might find it to be more akin to a...
Congratulations seniors. You’ve done it. You’ve made it through your education here at Case Western Reserve University. This is certainly a moment worthy of even grander recognition than a normal graduation—your...
When I entered Case Western Reserve University in the fall of 2019, I did not expect to join The Observer. Having had very little experience writing and zero exposure to the world of journalism, joining...
When I first became The Observer’s executive editor, I was enthralled by our observer@case.edu email account—an odd obsession, I know. I enjoyed going through our many, many daily emails and directing...
I moved into my new apartment last week, a few days before the first students living on-campus were allowed to move in. Since I live near South Residential Village, move-in isn’t as hectic as on Northside,...
As this long, tedious school year comes to an end, I would be remiss if I didn’t recognize and thank all The Observer’s staff members who are graduating or otherwise leaving our editorial board. Not...
Nathan Lesch, Executive Editor
• February 19, 2021
After hearing that the sickening, oft-criticized name of the Washington NFL franchise, the Redskins, was being changed, I knew the Cleveland’s MLB team’s days as the Indians were numbered. Thank goodness...
