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Footlighters face financial struggle

December 9, 2016

LGBT Center strives to improve gender inclusiveness on campus

November 4, 2016

Radical Student Union labelled anti-semitic by off-campus group

October 28, 2016
Stephen Hoffman, the President of Jewish Federation of Cleveland, made controversial comments about anti-semitism in a talk, “Envisioning the Future of Jewish Cleveland,” in January 2015.

Closely tied to CWRU, Cleveland Jewish Community Leader made speculative comments against Muslims

October 14, 2016

Constitution Day 2016 discusses Marijuana Legalization

September 23, 2016
The study abroad fair was hosted on Sept. 9 on the quad, exposing students to various study abroad opportunties.

Study Abroad: Financially accessible?

September 16, 2016

Paving New Political pathways

September 9, 2016

Green Party Presidential Candidate Jill Stein continues her campaign trail in Cleveland

September 2, 2016

‘Supernatural’ mid-season finale does not bode well for show’s future

December 12, 2015

Students raise objections to Engineering facilities moving to think[box]

December 3, 2015

Greek philanthropy aims to spread mental health awareness

October 30, 2015

CWRU students travel to see Pope Francis

October 1, 2015

AIDS testing van goes unused on campus

September 24, 2015

CWRU to celebrate Constitution Day with sexual misconduct forum

September 11, 2015
Protesters at Clinton’s talk emphasize black transgender women’s deaths

Protesters at Clinton’s talk emphasize black transgender women’s deaths

September 3, 2015

Feeling the Bern

August 27, 2015

Louis Stokes

August 27, 2015
University Counseling Services provides a variety of resources but cannot meet all of students’ mental health needs all the time.

First year student speaks out about frustrations with University Counseling Services

April 23, 2015
One participant in Sigma Psi and Alpha Chi Omega’s Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event found that “her shoes” were less than comfortable.

Walk KSL Oval in her shoes

April 16, 2015

While CWRU moves forward on Greek transgender acceptance, national organizations lag behind

April 9, 2015
Emergency phones on campus give students a way to contact police in a crisis. Ishaan Taylor/Observer

Demystifying security alerts

September 4, 2014

High school stabbings hit home

April 17, 2014

CWRU medical student selected to exclusive program to study ethics in Aushwitz

April 11, 2014

Two years after his two-year wait, sophomore looks back on receiving exclusive scholarship

April 3, 2014

ITS emphasizes success of online class efforts

February 28, 2014
Learning to learn online

Learning to learn online

February 21, 2014
Peabody’s Concert Club was demolished in October by Cleveland State University to make room for a new health sciences facility. The concert club is currently partnering with the Agora Theatre to remain open.

Trying to move on without missing a beat

January 31, 2014
Happy Dog owners announce expansion into University Circle, set to move into the historic Euclid Tavern building

Happy Dog owners announce expansion into University Circle, set to move into the historic Euclid Tavern building

November 22, 2013

Cleveland Museum of Art director resigns after extramarital lover commits suicide

November 4, 2013

Western Reserve Historical Society president to step down this winter

November 4, 2013
Members of the Jehovah’s Witnesses faith hand out Biblical literature near the corner of Aldebert and Euclid.

Jehovah’s Witnesses come to Case

October 24, 2013
Yvon Chouinard speaks to an attendee of his panel session last Friday. Chouinard is an avid environmentalist and his company, Patagonia, has donated one percent of sales to environmental groups since 1985.

Dedication to sustainable business practices earns Patagonia founder Inamori Ethics Prize

September 20, 2013
A student utilizes one of Kelvin Smith Library’s 34 new Dell computers. The machines were upgraded this summer after a half decade of use.

KSL updates aging fleet with 34 new computers

September 6, 2013
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