In July, Cleveland’s Transformative Arts Fund (TAF) grant program of nearly $3 million was awarded to seven local public art projects around the city, with more than 200 artists anticipated to work on...

The Office of the Provost has scheduled a series of "Hard Conversations" for two years now. Instructive of viewpoints by panelists, these events do not seriously allow attendants to work through differences....

The majority of the ballot’s length comes from two to three ballot measures, essentially citizen referenda, on various issues: Issue 1: new Redistricting Commission; Issue 49: Cleveland Metropolitan...

The one municipal election that CWRU students might vote in is for Cleveland Heights’ City Council, where incumbent James Posch is running on a non-partisan ticket. Posch was nominated to fill the seat...

Though perhaps the most unknown race among the CWRU community—due to its local scale and its non-partisan runnings—is that for the Court of Common Pleas. This is the main county-level trial court,...

Students who are Ohio voters will be voting for their representatives in the Ohio House of Representatives, which, due to CWRU’s position in technically two cities, changes depending on which end of...

There are many high-profile races that are included in this election, mostly for positions on the federal level. The big one is the race for president, where five pairs of names will appear on the ballot....