To bring this perfect season to an end, the Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team won their first ever NCAA DIII Championship, and the star pairing of fourth-year James Hopper and third-year...
On Tuesday, Aug. 22, the U.S. Justice Department (DOJ)—in an agreement with Case Western Reserve University—announced the resolution of the federal Title IX investigation into CWRU’s student-on-student...
On April 2, the Cleveland RTA’s Red Line closed between its eastern terminus (Stokes-Windomere in East Cleveland) and Tower City. The shutdown has left no rail service to the two stations serving Case...
Ohio’s 135th general assembly has recently introduced Senate Bill 83, a piece of legislation that proposes cutting state funds to private institutions of higher education unless they meet their ideological...
With a sweep over New York University Violets over the weekend, the Case Western Reserve University softball team was crowned the University Athletic Association (UAA) champions for the second straight...
Walking around the campus of Case Western Reserve University on July 1, 2017, Janice Gerda, CWRU’s associate vice president for Student Affairs, noticed something was missing. The day marked the 50th...
Case Western Reserve University, like any other university, is unfortunately a place where sexual violence, discrimination and harassment are prevalent, with students needing plenty of support to address...
Since 1951, Yost Hall has been a mainstay on the campus of Case Western Reserve University, when it was constructed as a dormitory for the Case Institute of Technology. Later, it transitioned into the...
The Case Western Reserve University men’s tennis team has gone undefeated in the month of April, extending their win streak to 11 matches and bringing their overall record to 25-4.
On April 7, the...
There’s a crisis brewing around Greek Life at Case Western Reserve University. For as long as anyone can remember, being a part of a fraternity or sorority has been a huge part of campus life at CWRU,...
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