To the editor, I am writing to you to bring to light some important aspects of change evident on campus. The Case Western Reserve University’s mission statement reads, “CWRU improves and enriches...

To the editor, Changing admissions from need-blind to need-aware would be a detriment to the culture and the educational experience of the entire student population. The diversity of the intimate Case...

To the editor, I am writing to express my disappointment in the Oct. 19, 2015 edition of The Daily. In said edition, an article titled “How Mexican drug cartels are fueling America's deadly heroin...

To the editor, As the former Executive Director of Case Western Reserve University’s alumni office and graduate of the university’s law school, I thank you for this opportunity to share some of...

To the editor, Thanks for the editorial on the Linsalata alumni center last week. I, too, am less than thrilled by the idea of desirable space on Northside being slurped up for the occasional use of...

To the editor, A collaboration between the Office for Inclusion, Diversity and Equal Opportunity (OIDEO) and the Division of Student Affairs, Diversity 360 is a new campus-wide initiative designed to...

To the editor, Despite how even the best-intentioned media have portrayed it, voting rights aren’t the only issues that minorities face. Few of the most important issues in today’s society that...

To the editor, Case Western Reserve University alumna, class of 2014 here: pretty much everyone hates automatic flush toilets. That being said, I work at a big fancy company (thanks, CWRU education!)...

There remains great controversy over the matter of same-sex marriage equality, and even our U.S. Supreme Court justices are apprehensive. We are a nation defined by diversity and inclusion, yet we still...

To the editor, I'd like to begin by thanking Andrew Breland and Jacob Martin for having the courage to speak out against the scourge of radical political correctness and the threat it poses to our freedom...