In response to my Oct. 11 LTTE in The Observer criticizing an LTTE by Professor Jay Geller on the conflict in Israel-Palestine, which he wrote earlier this year, he says that he appreciates my taking time...
At the start of college, students are excited to move out of their parents’ houses to be on their own. However, this excitement soon turns into disappointment once they realize that there are still rules...
“Let’s talk about the importance of saying as-salamu alaykum,” Professor Ramez Islambouli states as he begins his Khutbah, commencing what is known as Jummah. Every Friday, students, doctors and...
When I used to step into Starbucks, I felt like I was being transported to another place. Inside, the smell of freshly roasted beans suffused the air. The rhythmic whirr of espresso machines at work was...
Aditi Joshi, Contributing Writer
• November 8, 2024
This year, Diwali and Halloween both fell on Oct. 31, marking a unique cultural juxtaposition. What made this day really interesting for those who take pride in celebrating both, was deciding which holiday...
Fall can only be perceived by people in two different ways—there is no in-between. You have those who love fall and accept its beauty, and you have those who despise it. I have yet to meet someone who...
The U.S. education system has a unique structure. In order to pursue a career in certain fields—such as medicine, law or teaching—students have to go through a pre-professional program that prepares...
In a few days, we will know who the next president of the United States will be.
The prospect is both exciting and terrifying. If one candidate wins, we will have triumphed over hate and division. We...
Scrolling through CampusGroups’ listings for health inequality-related student organizations at Case Western Reserve University can be overwhelming. At the time of writing, 11 different clubs claim to...
You walk into a room, a party, a dining hall, a networking event, a family gathering—and immediately you’re confronted with an unsettling prospect: having to make small talk with someone you barely...
