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Plans for the new South Residential Village residence halls include a glass multi-purpose room and an illustrious landscape, as seen in this rendering of the finished dormitory.

[Photo] SRV construction anticipated to finish in time for fall semester

Milo Vetter, Staff Writer
December 1, 2023
Within Haydn Hall, The Haven offers a new study space for students on Mather Quad, equipped with couches, a microwave and study tables.

[Photo] A “Haven” in Haydn: Historical room reopens as student lounge

Amanda Wu, Contributing Writer
September 22, 2023
CWRU introduces the Class of 2027 to new graduation requirements and changes to academic advising.

[Photo] Tornado hits Cleveland, sends students into whirlwind of panic

Zachary Treseler, News Editor
September 1, 2023
CWRU is receiving well-deserved pushback from the community for abandoning its 16-year old logo (bottom) and adopting a new, modernized one (top).

[Photo] Editorial: CWRU’s bland new logo fails to embody our unique community

Editorial Board
August 25, 2023
CWRUs new logo features various design changes that more accurately reflect modern design trends as well as the schools values and aspirations for future years.

[Photo] CWRU unveils new logo, community left divided

Zachary Treseler, News Editor
August 25, 2023
CWRU is eliminating the SAGES program and replacing it with Unified General Educational Requirements (UGER) in the hopes that students will have greater flexibility to explore classes in departments across the university.

[Photo] SAGES is ending next semester. But what’s actually changing?

Shreyas Banerjee, Executive Editor
March 24, 2023
Using Hololens 2 technology, CWRUs Interactive Commons has been working to forge a promising educational future for students since the creation of the space in 2015.

[Photo] A look at CWRU’s Hololens program: What is the future of mixed reality?

Milo Vetter, Staff Writer
March 24, 2023
The 50th anniversary of Title IX, which protects people from sex-based discrimination in educational programs and activities, was celebrated at CWRU on Feb. 3.

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Taking his new position as VP for research and technology management by the reins, Michael Oakes is working to help CWRUs researchers.

[Photo] Delving into the future of research at CWRU with VP Michael Oakes

Shreyas Banerjee, Executive Editor
February 17, 2023
The 50th anniversary of Title IX, which protects people from sex-based discrimination in educational programs and activities, was celebrated at CWRU on Feb. 3.

[Photo] Celebrating 50 years of Title IX at CWRU

Grace Johnson, News Editor
February 10, 2023
The Career Fairs held by the office of Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education are an opportunity for students to connect with employers and graduate school representatives.

[Photo] Insight into the Office for Post-Graduate Planning and Experiential Education

Zachary Treseler, Staff Writer
February 3, 2023
The Office of Multicultural Affairs, located on the fourth floor of Sears, is a comforting place for CWRU students of all identities to celebrate their diversity and success.

[Photo] The OMA: A place that feels like home

Cameron Ward, Staff Writer
January 27, 2023
In an effort to combat foot insecurity on campus, USGs subcommittee Swipe Out Hunger takes meal swipe donations and turns them into meal vouchers that work at both Fribley and Leutner Commons.

[Photo] Combatting food insecurity with Swipe Out Hunger

Darcy Chew, Staff Writer
November 11, 2022
CWRU students flock towards the University Farm for a day of autum-themed activities including hayrides, smores and apple bobbing.

[Photo] Farm Harvest Festival: A weekend filled with food, activities, and scenery

TJ Disabato, Staff Writer
October 7, 2022
CWRU’s 2018 Campus Master Plan shows a view of the Case Quad and the university’s proposed new research center (center right) replacing Yost Hall.

[Photo] New $300 million research building to replace Yost

Grace Johnson, News Editor
September 9, 2022
The addition of two new residence halls in the SRV will house the ever-growing CWRU student body, while sporting a more modern look.

[Photo] Construction and conversion of spaces occurs across CWRU

Grace Johnson, News Editor
September 2, 2022
The 400-acre University Farm offers students an escape from the city and their coursework.

[Photo] Visit University Farm’s farm stand for fresh produce and beautiful views

Christie Lanfear, Staff Writer
August 26, 2022
The new additions to the South Residential Village promise to increase the student capacity at CWRU, but also to modernize the facilities of the university.

[Photo] New dorms in South Residential Village to house 600 more students by fall 2024

Shreyas Banerjee, Executive Editor
April 22, 2022
President Eric Kaler sits down with The Observer to discuss his philosophy on higher education, and to address the practical concerns students have about the actions of CWRU administration.

[Photo] A conversation with President Kaler

Shreyas Banerjee, Executive Editor
April 22, 2022
Focus on your mental and physical health to prevent winter weight gain from tipping the scale.

[Photo] Tips for avoiding unwanted winter weight

Shivangi Nanda, Copy Editor
January 28, 2022
Professor James Zull (pictured) founded UCITE, the faculty education and development center at CWRU.

[Photo] Nord Grants available for faculty by application

Matthew Chang, Staff Writer
November 19, 2021
CWRU distributes vaccines in Veale.

[Photo] Vaccinations open to general public in Ohio

Kevin Pataroque, Staff Reporter
April 2, 2021
CWRU has rarely experienced snow days, and the incidence of these across educational levels is likely to continue to decrease with the accessibility of remote learning.

[Photo] Richards: The tale of snow days

Jason Richards, Staff Columnist
March 12, 2021
USG President Hunter Stecko has had his work cut out for him, and he isnt done yet.

[Photo] USG President Hunter Stecko reflects on lessons learned from 2020

Shreyas Banerjee, A&E Editor
February 12, 2021
CWRU Care seeks to make mental health services more accessible for students than ever before.

[Photo] CWRU Care becomes available for university students

Hannah Jackson, Staff Reporter
February 5, 2021
The Engineering Peer Advisors consists of 12 advisors in 8 disciplines, with 5 double majoring.

[Photo] New COVID-19 tests for those on campus

Pamela Li, Contributing Reporter
November 13, 2020
CWRUs new health education campus houses some nursing classes.

[Photo] During pandemic times, nursing students face new and unexpected difficulties

Kevin Pataroque and Dylan Jewell
September 18, 2020
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